From 2005 Moby D ICK

[NPYYZ]

Me and a couple friends Jamming out at a benefit gig in 2005. Loved that Ludwig kit.
The clip starts with the end of Welcome to the jungle , then goes into Moby.
http://youtu.be/6H1Hh_Wpdjw

[ratmycue]

First time Iv'e view'd it bud, Solid Solid Solid.
Woulda loved to here a mix from the board instead of a pin sized recording camera mike, but hey what can ya do. Keep em coming.

[nio]

Very nice, NP! Considering the bad recording, you guys sounded pretty good....I'm sure it was much better on stage. Anyway, the Sonors sounded especially awesome...which configuration did you use ?

[pastor_bob]

NPYYZ, that was fun, and you have talent my friend! Thanks for sharing that, and feel free to share another videos!

[Larrysperf]

Very nice, NP! Considering the bad recording, you guys sounded pretty good....I'm sure it was much better on stage. Anyway, the Sonors sounded especially awesome...which configuration did you use ?

There ludwigs, and Great playing I really enjoyed that. Sorry to hear you got rid of Ludwigs9 What were you thinkin lol)

[NPYYZ]

First time Iv'e view'd it bud, Solid Solid Solid.
Woulda loved to here a mix from the board instead of a pin sized recording camera mike, but hey what can ya do. Keep em coming.

Yeah , the sound quality ins't that good. There was no board mix, nothing was mic'ed. That was the sound coming of thestage. It was a last minute thing we did to help raise some moey for a family in need.

[NPYYZ]

Very nice, NP! Considering the bad recording, you guys sounded pretty good....I'm sure it was much better on stage. Anyway, the Sonors sounded especially awesome...which configuration did you use ?

Thanks, that was my ludwig kit I had back in 2005. Classic maple kit with 26x16 kick, 13x9 tom, 16x16 FL tom, 18x16FL tom. The snare was a pearl Ian Paice signature snare.

That video was shot in July of 2005 , in Feburary of 2006 I was diagnosed with head and neck cancer so I had to sell kit to cover expenses. I then spent the next 4 years playing Yamaha E-drums and switched back to acoustic's in 2010 when I was given the "All Clear" by my Dr.

[Bish]

You must have had this posted somewhere else.

I saw this vid and posted a comment but I don't see it here.

Anyway, it sounded great and I had to rewatch a couple times.

More cowbell.

[pastor_bob]

Glad to hear that you got the "all clear." I'll bet you have a little different outlook on life now.

[Ratzo]

I liked it. Im not a drummer, but I listen to my son all day. So coming from someone who only listens, I give you a thumbs up.
Glad you have your health back.

[Dawgkikker]

Bravooooooo sir. Glad to hear you're recovering from the setback as well.

[ratmycue]

, cool dude.

[NPYYZ]

Wow, just watched a ton of videos from the community here and came across this one of mine that was recorded in 2005, just months before I went through cancer. It's great to be alive and still drumming. Man I miss that kit.

[DrummerD]

Wow, just watched a ton of videos from the community here and came across this one of mine that was recorded in 2005, just months before I went through cancer. It's great to be alive and still drumming. Man I miss that kit.

First of all NPYYZ...I'm glad that you're still here with us after battling cancer!

This is my first time seeing this video. Great job!
I also liked the fact that the guitar player showed some respect and stepped aside when it came to your fill so he wasn't blocking the audience view.

I originally asked what happened to your kit, but edited my post after seeing the reason above. Sorry you had to sell it NPYYZ. However, it was for a good cause.