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What makes a drummer famous? Is it his looks? His lucky break? His dress? Or is it just his playing? Whichever way drummers become famous, many of us drummers have our opinions about them. What might seem “awesome” to me is just “okay” to you and vice versa. If you have a favorite drummer then we should hear about it! But before we do that lets talk about the famous drummers who made it to the top.

In the music world there are many types of genres. There is punk, rock, punk rock, progressive rock, funk, latin, jazz, country, independent and so on. What makes a drummer good is how he/she can contribute to that style of music. Do they make the beat slam? Do they add intensity to the music or are they boring? Do they lack style or have too much of it? The drummers that I am going to list, are awesome to me. Like I said, this is up to each drummers opinion but here is mine.

For punk rock it’s Travis Barker. He is the drummer for Blink 182. This man has amazing skills in contributing to his bands songs. He makes sure of the little notes not just his speed. He hits the bell of the ride cymbal at times that I wouldn’t even have thought up! He opens and hits his hi-hat at just the right odd time, and uses his toms around the drums to make the song even better. He puts a lot into the music but doesn’t over play which is important. His speed is right on and that is why he is my number one for pick for punk rock.

For progressive rock it is Mike Portnoy. Him and his Siamese Monster of a drum set. One of his set ups include 3 bass drums, 2 snare drums and a ton of different sized cymbals that come in all shapes for all purposes. His style is just out of the world and his odd time signatures are just crazy! To play with Liquid Tension “30 minutes of Insanity” is just insane! His set is huge yet he utilizes everything that he needs to when he needs to and that ladies and gentlemen, takes talent!

With its outside Dimensions of 19 x 12 x 10 inches the Tenba Shootout Large Shoulder Bag is the biggest bag from the Tenba Shootout Shoulder Bags series.

The Large bag will fit 1-2 professional size SLRs with 6-8 lenses, flash and accessories, and it will also fit a medium format camera like with 4-5 lenses.

The outside of the shoulder bag is made of Water-repellent, dobby / diamond ripstop nylon, an excellent combination of light weight, weather resistance and durability.

Each interior access point is shielded by a weather-sealed, heavy-duty rubberized YKK zipper.

Running out the exterior shell are welded steel D-rings, that wont bend or break, no matter how much weight you put in the bag, and Duraflex clips that ensures years of reliable use even in extreme temperature conditions.

There are pockets on the front and side of the bag, to store and organize your various accessories, from spare batteries and memory cards to cables, compact disks and mobile hard drives. All of this pockets are sealed behind the same water proof YKK zipper that protect the main compartment, so your accessories stay just as safe and dry as your camera gear.

Inside the right and left pockets there is a midi wallet on one side, and a cell phone iPod pouch on the other. For faster access to your phone and memory cards the pouches can be removed from the side pockets and snapped on high to the handles of the bag or under the shoulder strap

A slim rear pocket is great for any kind of documents that you need to carry, plane tickets, magazines or maps of the world.

If you want to securely attach the bag to your rolling luggage or briefcase, a zipper at the bottom of the rear pocket quickly converts it into a trolley strap.

The bottom of the bag has two tide on straps for larger item that wont fit inside, ideal for a small tripod, umbrella or a jacket.

Behind the accessory pockets there are red zipper pulls that give you quick access into the main compartment of the medium and large size shoulder bag. These Quick Access doors, clearly identified by red zipper tabs, allows you to swap up lenses and instant retrieval of flash and other equipment through the side of the bag, all without opening the main cover.

People cannot be blamed for not understanding about any secret differences that exist between the meanings of eternal, infinite and perpetual. For thousands of years scholars have written complicated theories about that issue and many great thinkers were executed, imprisoned, or placed into exile for their efforts. Nonetheless, the matter has now become one of global human survival concern. Simple explanations, instead of complicated conspiracy speculations, are long overdue.

The molecule of emotion was discovered by Dr Candace Pert in 1972. Because of that discovery we can see why these secret differences have caused so much emotional chaos throughout history. The molecules evolve emotion by increasing the speed of their molecular movement. As well as evolving emotion, they also evolve the functioning of the endocrine system. This is essential for maintaining a healthy adaptation to a perpetual change of environmental reality. Platonic-Fullerene medical chemistry has now been rigorously established from the fractal logic of the ancient Greek Science for Ethical Ends. Based upon the physics principles of Sir Isaac Newton’s unpublished Heresy Papers, the new chemistry reveals the electromagnetic difference between aesthetics and ethics. The former functions within an entropic quantum mechanical environment to produce cerebral recognition of evolving survival information through the process of quantum biological entanglement.

The molecular speeding up process can be shown to be obeying a property of fractal logic belonging to the functioning of an infinite universe. Accepted modern science realises that fractal logic can extend to infinity, but it is unable to associate that process with the living process. This is because the existing general understanding of the second law of thermodynamics, now governing all accepted science, holds that all life in the universe must be destroyed when the universe descends into a thermodynamic Armageddon. Under entropic law, it is just as impossible to make a perpetual motion machine as it is to make perpetual peace on earth. Newton’s heresy was to balance mechanical decay with an evolving infinity, belonging to his infinite universe theories.

By revealing the secret confusion in society between concepts of eternity and infinity we become free from the merciless entropic yoke that has been imposed upon civilisation by entropic law.