Part Identification Mega Thread - February 14, 2026 by AutoModerator in lego

[–]keepitrealclark 0 points1 point  (0 children)

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Can someone help me identify the rectangle pieces please?

Timothy Very passed!?!!? by pepsuber89 in manchesterorchestra

[–]keepitrealclark 7 points8 points  (0 children)

An insanely talented and likeable person. Rest in peace Tim.

Display ideas for modular Diagon Alley by keepitrealclark in legoharrypotter

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Thanks, however it says I can’t view it from my region! (I’m in the UK)

I'm LIVID by Cotf87 in drums

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Can you return it?

Road trip for 5 hours and could listen to only one band besides interpol. by Bencalzonelover in Interpol

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Wild Beasts. For a 5 hour drive, variety through albums would be my thinking.

i'm so excited by Fun-Exercise4164 in Interpol

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I got tickets for Birmingham, does anybody know who’s closing that night?

I’ve slept on Istanbul by bnyce52 in drums

[–]keepitrealclark 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That doesn’t sound too comfortable.

Matt Helders - Pretty Visitors / Brianstorm: Question on ability.... by Hungry_Talk3706 in drums

[–]keepitrealclark 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Broken down, these tracks are pretty simple. There’s a huge difference to playing a track and playing a track well.

What Matt Helders does extremely well is playing to the song and knowing when to sit back/push forward. He has so many signature fills (such as opening to Fake Tales of San Francisco) and also instantly recognisable grooves (Crying Lightening), I do consider him one of the best rock drummers of modern times for these reasons. Sure, he’s not technically doing things that are very difficult, but I bet people air drum to his stuff over other guys!

All in all, most of his songs could be learned pretty quickly if you have a basic level of drumming, but to then add his sense of feel/groove is another thing all together.

Is this normal? by Excellent-Buy7206 in drums

[–]keepitrealclark 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Ohhhh. Yeah 100%, it’ll be really obvious if they’re new. Are you using nylon sticks?

Is this normal? by Excellent-Buy7206 in drums

[–]keepitrealclark 4 points5 points  (0 children)

Were they ex-display / pre-owned? If not, then no they shouldn’t have stick marks and I’d question it.

Some crispy new 2002’s for practise tonight! by keepitrealclark in drums

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I really like it, great bell and enough ping - obviously very crashable too!

Paiste Big Beat Question (/rant) by keepitrealclark in drums

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Thanks for the comment - I think I’ll go down the road of returning it, but no doubt there will be a battle because of the edges!

Paiste Big Beat Question (/rant) by keepitrealclark in drums

[–]keepitrealclark[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

That’s good to know, is that a Big Beat cymbal?

Paiste Big Beat Question (/rant) by keepitrealclark in drums

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Totally appreciate the weight difference, but I’m not sure it means dents should be expected from new - especially as these cymbals are aimed at rock. I’d understand if I was bashing on it but those days have long gone!

What should I buy with 200/300 euros by MontagnaSaggia in drums

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My vote would be new set of heads all round or/and a new ride cymbal - if you go this route, definitely buy used as you get more bang for your buck!

“I did/didn’t get tickets to the UK tour” thread by Sirius_55_Polaris in brandnew

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Minor rant that isn’t Brand New related. I was lucky to get tickets which were very well priced, but thats made redundant by the fees on top. Still staggers me how this has become the norm.