That makes you like at least in your 20s right?

@@soulacorn4871 ya 26 the years just fly by.

That's cool man! I'm 22 I've been listening to them since before I could walk. Dad raised me on it lol.

@@soulacorn4871 good call pnut a monster

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Yes, i agree

They've never toured the motherland?

You say that like it's a bad thing.....lol

Isn't that a good thing?

Andy M I agree! Chad's signature snare drum sound was unique: high pitched and resonant like a timbale. It made this song in particular sound more like drum and bass like. Other bands in the 1990s and 2000s had the high pitched snare drum crack too, just not as high as Chad's. But my friends who are into more traditional rock music tell me it sucks because it sounds weird and out of place. They like his new snare sound better. It hurts to hear that, since I like his old snare sound better. I wonder why he doesn't use both: the higher one for the old songs and the lower one for the new songs.

SkaMasta097 while the other snare sounds way tighter on the records, it’s has to read live and the lower snare just fills the mix out way better.

@@SkaMasta097 piccolo snare, yes ?

@@melissaportillo9964 it was never a piccolo. Piccolos are super shallow (3 inches). When he had that sound he had an OCDP high ply vented snare drum with a Remo Falam or heavier head on it. If you look back at videos pre him playing Pearl you can see the snare in some vids. More plies = higher pitch. Vents made it drier and louder. Most snares are 10-12 plies of wood. The OCDP sound was usually 20-40 plies. Not sure exactly what his was but he also played a Pearl vented free floating snare on occasion.

For real. They took good care of themselves.

That's funny! I can see that.

Hahahaha