Dale Crover gear - Revision history

87.123.223.5 at 13:09, 29 October 2006

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	'''[[Dale Crover]] CYMBALS according to Paiste''':		'''[[Dale Crover]] CYMBALS according to Paiste''':
			<br/>[http://www.paiste.com/artists/viewendorser.php?group=1&type=2&sort=1&letter=C&endorserid=3851&cymbalsetupid=93&thumbs=1 Dale Crover's setup on Paiste.com]
	*2002 24" Ride		*2002 24" Ride
	*2002 22" Ride		*2002 22" Ride
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	'''Artstar Custom Tama Drums'''		'''Artstar Custom Tama Drums'''
			<br/>[http://web.ibanez.co.jp/tama_artist.php?artist_id=48 Dale Crover's setup on Tama.com]
			<br/>Artstar Custom
	*16"x26" Bass Drum		*16"x26" Bass Drum
	*8"x14" Snare Drum		*8"x14" Snare Drum
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	*18"x20" Floor Tom		*18"x20" Floor Tom
	*14"x20" Gong Bass		*14"x20" Gong Bass

	*Zildjian Bell(Very Large Bell about the size of an eating bowl)		*Zildjian Bell(Very Large Bell about the size of an eating bowl)

Ktik at 20:26, 14 October 2006

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	<blockquote><small>I've been playing Tama drums for a while. I have an endorsement, and they made me a drum set five or six years ago with a 26-inch kick, 16-inch rack, 24-inch floor tom, and a 20-inch gong bass drum. I have a couple of different snare drums brass and wood and they're all Artstar Customs. I also use an old 1948 Gretsch kit that's smaller 24, 13, and 16. I use that a lot for recording because it sounds great. With those three-ply shells, you hit the rack and the floor at the same time and it sounds like a chord, but if I play that too long and then go back to the big set, it's like driving a tank!		<blockquote><small>I've been playing Tama drums for a while. I have an endorsement, and they made me a drum set five or six years ago with a 26-inch kick, 16-inch rack, 24-inch floor tom, and a 20-inch gong bass drum. I have a couple of different snare drums brass and wood and they're all Artstar Customs. I also use an old 1948 Gretsch kit that's smaller 24, 13, and 16. I use that a lot for recording because it sounds great. With those three-ply shells, you hit the rack and the floor at the same time and it sounds like a chord, but if I play that too long and then go back to the big set, it's like driving a tank!

	I've gotten some stuff from Paiste I break a lot of cymbals, a couple per tour and I don't use crashes per se; everything's a crash. I also have a gong, and I try to use it as much as possible at least enough to make it worth taking on the road. I'm on my third gong now; I break those, too. The day after Kurt Cobain died, we had just come back from Europe and we were in Portland, Maine, and to make myself feel better I went out and bought a gong. That one's really beat now, but I finally bought a brand new one, a Paiste 32-inch.</small><blockquote>		I've gotten some stuff from Paiste I break a lot of cymbals, a couple per tour and I don't use crashes per se; everything's a crash. I also have a gong, and I try to use it as much as possible at least enough to make it worth taking on the road. I'm on my third gong now; I break those, too. The day after Kurt Cobain died, we had just come back from Europe and we were in Portland, Maine, and to make myself feel better I went out and bought a gong. That one's really beat now, but I finally bought a brand new one, a Paiste 32-inch.</small></blockquote>

	Ollie said this about Dale's setup on the [[Melvins_Tour_Dates_2003#Winter_2003_Australia_Tour\|Winter 2003 Australian Tour]]:		Ollie said this about Dale's setup on the [[Melvins_Tour_Dates_2003#Winter_2003_Australia_Tour\|Winter 2003 Australian Tour]]:
	<blockquote><small>Firstly, the biggest thing I noticed was that Dale, in his extremely flattering lace teddy, had a bigger kit than I've seen him use before. He had more than 2 toms - I wasn't paying attention to how many. To his right was what I'd call a gran casa, and what I'm guessing you refer to as the "gong bass". Notably, there was no bottom head on that. I didn't see the Ribbon crasher. That's not to say there wasn't one there. However, there was this wierd wooden seashell type thing. And the two things I'm really confident of: He had an 8-10" ice bell, situated slightly to the right of his kick, and he had this little 4" cymbal thing Just to the left of his right foot. That 4" thing didn't sound very good.</small><blockquote>		<blockquote><small>Firstly, the biggest thing I noticed was that Dale, in his extremely flattering lace teddy, had a bigger kit than I've seen him use before. He had more than 2 toms - I wasn't paying attention to how many. To his right was what I'd call a gran casa, and what I'm guessing you refer to as the "gong bass". Notably, there was no bottom head on that. I didn't see the Ribbon crasher. That's not to say there wasn't one there. However, there was this wierd wooden seashell type thing. And the two things I'm really confident of: He had an 8-10" ice bell, situated slightly to the right of his kick, and he had this little 4" cymbal thing Just to the left of his right foot. That 4" thing didn't sound very good.</small></blockquote>

	Jem had this to add to the same tour setup:		Jem had this to add to the same tour setup:
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	crash plates (uses a lot eg. Revolve verses) and some other strange percussive devices.		crash plates (uses a lot eg. Revolve verses) and some other strange percussive devices.
	Old cracked cymbals stacked on top of eachother above the gong bass also had a large bell (NOT ufip icebell, i think it was Zildjian) One crash and one trash. Hi hats had tambourine attached for most songs.		Old cracked cymbals stacked on top of eachother above the gong bass also had a large bell (NOT ufip icebell, i think it was Zildjian) One crash and one trash. Hi hats had tambourine attached for most songs.
	At the gigs with Fantomas he also hade a gong which he used to finish Roman dog bird/Hung Bunny</small><blockquote>		At the gigs with Fantomas he also hade a gong which he used to finish Roman dog bird/Hung Bunny</small></blockquote>

Beberlei at 18:39, 14 October 2006

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	[[Image:Dale-Drumsetup.jpg\|frame\|Diagram thanks to Nick Folsom]]		[[Image:Dale-Drumsetup.jpg\|frame\|Diagram thanks to Nick Folsom]]

	'''Dale Crover CYMBALS according to Paiste''':		'''[[Dale Crover]] CYMBALS according to Paiste''':
	*2002 24" Ride		*2002 24" Ride
	*2002 22" Ride		*2002 22" Ride

Beberlei at 18:38, 14 October 2006

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	I've gotten some stuff from Paiste I break a lot of cymbals, a couple per tour and I don't use crashes per se; everything's a crash. I also have a gong, and I try to use it as much as possible at least enough to make it worth taking on the road. I'm on my third gong now; I break those, too. The day after Kurt Cobain died, we had just come back from Europe and we were in Portland, Maine, and to make myself feel better I went out and bought a gong. That one's really beat now, but I finally bought a brand new one, a Paiste 32-inch.</small><blockquote>		I've gotten some stuff from Paiste I break a lot of cymbals, a couple per tour and I don't use crashes per se; everything's a crash. I also have a gong, and I try to use it as much as possible at least enough to make it worth taking on the road. I'm on my third gong now; I break those, too. The day after Kurt Cobain died, we had just come back from Europe and we were in Portland, Maine, and to make myself feel better I went out and bought a gong. That one's really beat now, but I finally bought a brand new one, a Paiste 32-inch.</small><blockquote>

	Ollie said this about Dale's setup on the Australian ~~tour in 2003~~:		Ollie said this about Dale's setup on the [[Melvins_Tour_Dates_2003#Winter_2003_Australia_Tour\|Winter 2003 Australian Tour]]:
	<blockquote><small>Firstly, the biggest thing I noticed was that Dale, in his extremely flattering lace teddy, had a bigger kit than I've seen him use before. He had more than 2 toms - I wasn't paying attention to how many. To his right was what I'd call a gran casa, and what I'm guessing you refer to as the "gong bass". Notably, there was no bottom head on that. I didn't see the Ribbon crasher. That's not to say there wasn't one there. However, there was this wierd wooden seashell type thing. And the two things I'm really confident of: He had an 8-10" ice bell, situated slightly to the right of his kick, and he had this little 4" cymbal thing Just to the left of his right foot. That 4" thing didn't sound very good.</small><blockquote>		<blockquote><small>Firstly, the biggest thing I noticed was that Dale, in his extremely flattering lace teddy, had a bigger kit than I've seen him use before. He had more than 2 toms - I wasn't paying attention to how many. To his right was what I'd call a gran casa, and what I'm guessing you refer to as the "gong bass". Notably, there was no bottom head on that. I didn't see the Ribbon crasher. That's not to say there wasn't one there. However, there was this wierd wooden seashell type thing. And the two things I'm really confident of: He had an 8-10" ice bell, situated slightly to the right of his kick, and he had this little 4" cymbal thing Just to the left of his right foot. That 4" thing didn't sound very good.</small><blockquote>

Beberlei at 18:34, 14 October 2006

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	*Zildjian Bell(Very Large Bell about the size of an eating bowl)		*Zildjian Bell(Very Large Bell about the size of an eating bowl)

			From an interview at [http://www.drummerszone.com/artists/artist.php?artistNR=8ce1c839f4662fffc95508567d7b890f&bioLimit=all drummerszone.com]
			<blockquote><small>I've been playing Tama drums for a while. I have an endorsement, and they made me a drum set five or six years ago with a 26-inch kick, 16-inch rack, 24-inch floor tom, and a 20-inch gong bass drum. I have a couple of different snare drums brass and wood and they're all Artstar Customs. I also use an old 1948 Gretsch kit that's smaller 24, 13, and 16. I use that a lot for recording because it sounds great. With those three-ply shells, you hit the rack and the floor at the same time and it sounds like a chord, but if I play that too long and then go back to the big set, it's like driving a tank!

			I've gotten some stuff from Paiste I break a lot of cymbals, a couple per tour and I don't use crashes per se; everything's a crash. I also have a gong, and I try to use it as much as possible at least enough to make it worth taking on the road. I'm on my third gong now; I break those, too. The day after Kurt Cobain died, we had just come back from Europe and we were in Portland, Maine, and to make myself feel better I went out and bought a gong. That one's really beat now, but I finally bought a brand new one, a Paiste 32-inch.</small><blockquote>

	Ollie said this about Dale's setup on the Australian tour in 2003:		Ollie said this about Dale's setup on the Australian tour in 2003:

Beberlei at 18:26, 14 October 2006

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	[[Image:Dale-Drumsetup.jpg\|frame\|Diagram thanks to Nick Folsom]]		[[Image:Dale-Drumsetup.jpg\|frame\|Diagram thanks to Nick Folsom]]

	Dale Crover CYMBALS according to Paiste:		'''Dale Crover CYMBALS according to Paiste''':
	*2002 24" Ride		*2002 24" Ride
	*2002 22" Ride		*2002 22" Ride
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	*Noiseworks 12"/16" Trash Set		*Noiseworks 12"/16" Trash Set

	-Artstar Custom Tama Drums		'''Artstar Custom Tama Drums'''
	16"x26" Bass Drum		*16"x26" Bass Drum
	8"x14" Snare Drum		*8"x14" Snare Drum
	16"x18" Tom Tom		*16"x18" Tom Tom
	18"x20" Floor Tom		*18"x20" Floor Tom
	14"x20" Gong Bass		*14"x20" Gong Bass
	-Zildjian Bell(Very Large Bell about the size of an eating bowl)
			*Zildjian Bell(Very Large Bell about the size of an eating bowl)

	Ollie said this about Dale's setup on the Australian tour in 2003:		Ollie said this about Dale's setup on the Australian tour in 2003:

Beberlei at 18:25, 14 October 2006

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	crash plates (uses a lot eg. Revolve verses) and some other strange percussive devices.		crash plates (uses a lot eg. Revolve verses) and some other strange percussive devices.
	Old cracked cymbals stacked on top of eachother above the gong bass also had a large bell (NOT ufip icebell, i think it was Zildjian) One crash and one trash. Hi hats had tambourine attached for most songs.		Old cracked cymbals stacked on top of eachother above the gong bass also had a large bell (NOT ufip icebell, i think it was Zildjian) One crash and one trash. Hi hats had tambourine attached for most songs.
	At the gigs with Fantomas he also hade a gong which he used to finish Roman dog bird/Hung Bunny<~~blockquote~~><~~/small~~>		At the gigs with Fantomas he also hade a gong which he used to finish Roman dog bird/Hung Bunny</small><blockquote>

Beberlei at 18:25, 14 October 2006

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	Ollie said this about Dale's setup on the Australian tour in 2003:		Ollie said this about Dale's setup on the Australian tour in 2003:
	<blockquote><small>Firstly, the biggest thing I noticed was that Dale, in his extremely flattering lace teddy, had a bigger kit than I've seen him use before. He had more than 2 toms - I wasn't paying attention to how many. To his right was what I'd call a gran casa, and what I'm guessing you refer to as the "gong bass". Notably, there was no bottom head on that. I didn't see the Ribbon crasher. That's not to say there wasn't one there. However, there was this wierd wooden seashell type thing. And the two things I'm really confident of: He had an 8-10" ice bell, situated slightly to the right of his kick, and he had this little 4" cymbal thing Just to the left of his right foot. That 4" thing didn't sound very good.<small><blockquote>		<blockquote><small>Firstly, the biggest thing I noticed was that Dale, in his extremely flattering lace teddy, had a bigger kit than I've seen him use before. He had more than 2 toms - I wasn't paying attention to how many. To his right was what I'd call a gran casa, and what I'm guessing you refer to as the "gong bass". Notably, there was no bottom head on that. I didn't see the Ribbon crasher. That's not to say there wasn't one there. However, there was this wierd wooden seashell type thing. And the two things I'm really confident of: He had an 8-10" ice bell, situated slightly to the right of his kick, and he had this little 4" cymbal thing Just to the left of his right foot. That 4" thing didn't sound very good.</small><blockquote>

	Jem had this to add to the same tour setup:		Jem had this to add to the same tour setup:
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	crash plates (uses a lot eg. Revolve verses) and some other strange percussive devices.		crash plates (uses a lot eg. Revolve verses) and some other strange percussive devices.
	Old cracked cymbals stacked on top of eachother above the gong bass also had a large bell (NOT ufip icebell, i think it was Zildjian) One crash and one trash. Hi hats had tambourine attached for most songs.		Old cracked cymbals stacked on top of eachother above the gong bass also had a large bell (NOT ufip icebell, i think it was Zildjian) One crash and one trash. Hi hats had tambourine attached for most songs.
	At the gigs with Fantomas he also hade a gong which he used to finish Roman dog bird/Hung Bunny<blockquote><small>		At the gigs with Fantomas he also hade a gong which he used to finish Roman dog bird/Hung Bunny<blockquote></small>

Beberlei at 18:25, 14 October 2006

2006-10-14T18:25:00Z

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	-Zildjian Bell(Very Large Bell about the size of an eating bowl)		-Zildjian Bell(Very Large Bell about the size of an eating bowl)

	Ollie ~~had~~ this ~~to say~~ about ~~what dale was using~~ on the ~~australian~~ tour in 2003:		Ollie said this about Dale's setup on the Australian tour in 2003:
	<blockquote><small>Firstly, the biggest thing I noticed was that Dale, in his extremely flattering lace teddy, had a bigger kit than I've seen him use before. He had more than 2 toms - I wasn't paying attention to how many. To his right was what I'd call a gran casa, and what I'm guessing you refer to as the "gong bass". Notably, there was no bottom head on that. I didn't see the Ribbon crasher. That's not to say there wasn't one there. However, there was this wierd wooden seashell type thing. And the two things I'm really confident of: He had an 8-10" ice bell, situated slightly to the right of his kick, and he had this little 4" cymbal thing Just to the left of his right foot. That 4" thing didn't sound very good.<small><blockquote>		<blockquote><small>Firstly, the biggest thing I noticed was that Dale, in his extremely flattering lace teddy, had a bigger kit than I've seen him use before. He had more than 2 toms - I wasn't paying attention to how many. To his right was what I'd call a gran casa, and what I'm guessing you refer to as the "gong bass". Notably, there was no bottom head on that. I didn't see the Ribbon crasher. That's not to say there wasn't one there. However, there was this wierd wooden seashell type thing. And the two things I'm really confident of: He had an 8-10" ice bell, situated slightly to the right of his kick, and he had this little 4" cymbal thing Just to the left of his right foot. That 4" thing didn't sound very good.<small><blockquote>

	Jem had this to add to the same tour setup:		Jem had this to add to the same tour setup:
	Ding Dong:		<blockquote><small>Ding Dong:
	had a 14X8 wood finish snare (think it was Tama) Tama Starclassic (tequila sunrise finish) drums rented from Drumtek in these		had a 14X8 wood finish snare (think it was Tama) Tama Starclassic (tequila sunrise finish) drums rented from Drumtek in these
	sizes:		sizes:
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	crash plates (uses a lot eg. Revolve verses) and some other strange percussive devices.		crash plates (uses a lot eg. Revolve verses) and some other strange percussive devices.
	Old cracked cymbals stacked on top of eachother above the gong bass also had a large bell (NOT ufip icebell, i think it was Zildjian) One crash and one trash. Hi hats had tambourine attached for most songs.		Old cracked cymbals stacked on top of eachother above the gong bass also had a large bell (NOT ufip icebell, i think it was Zildjian) One crash and one trash. Hi hats had tambourine attached for most songs.
	At the gigs with Fantomas he also hade a gong which he used to finish ~~Roma~~ dog bird/Hung Bunny		At the gigs with Fantomas he also hade a gong which he used to finish Roman dog bird/Hung Bunny<blockquote><small>

Beberlei at 18:22, 14 October 2006

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	Ollie had this to say about what dale was using on the australian tour in 2003:		Ollie had this to say about what dale was using on the australian tour in 2003:
	<blockquote>Firstly, the biggest thing I noticed was that Dale, in his extremely flattering lace teddy, had a bigger kit than I've seen him use before. He had more than 2 toms - I wasn't paying attention to how many. To his right was what I'd call a gran casa, and what I'm guessing you refer to as the "gong bass". Notably, there was no bottom head on that. I didn't see the Ribbon crasher. That's not to say there wasn't one there. However, there was this wierd wooden seashell type thing. And the two things I'm really confident of: He had an 8-10" ice bell, situated slightly to the right of his kick, and he had this little 4" cymbal thing Just to the left of his right foot. That 4" thing didn't sound very good.<blockquote>		<blockquote><small>Firstly, the biggest thing I noticed was that Dale, in his extremely flattering lace teddy, had a bigger kit than I've seen him use before. He had more than 2 toms - I wasn't paying attention to how many. To his right was what I'd call a gran casa, and what I'm guessing you refer to as the "gong bass". Notably, there was no bottom head on that. I didn't see the Ribbon crasher. That's not to say there wasn't one there. However, there was this wierd wooden seashell type thing. And the two things I'm really confident of: He had an 8-10" ice bell, situated slightly to the right of his kick, and he had this little 4" cymbal thing Just to the left of his right foot. That 4" thing didn't sound very good.<small><blockquote>

	Jem had this to add to the same tour setup:		Jem had this to add to the same tour setup: