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Review by William J. Gunning:

Gregory Peck showing right from wrong has always been the trademark all his movies. He is excellent these 'cowboy' movies letting it be known he's one of us doing it fine. The current crop of actors can take a 'cue' from Gregory Peck and show that 'cowboy' movies can tell the story of good and evil like no other genre. When is our Russell Crowe, the USAs Brad Pitt, Harrison Ford, George Clooney, etc do fine story telling as 'cowboy' movies do.

Review by David T. Heath:

Excellent Movies. The only complaints is the bad packing of the box set by the company and the dvd was slightly damaged by this. I will think twice before buying from this company again unless they have a better packaging.

David Heath

Review by E double:

I've been playing the drum in it's kit form for about 10 years now and not until I started working in a drum shop did I feel the urge to want to actually learn about the instrument I was playing.

Sure, I knew HOW to play, and what everything was called and how to repair a few things, change heads, tune, set up and tear down... everything you need to play in an active band and tour.. but I never fully understood why it mattered how many plies a tom was made out of, and I never knew there was a big difference between the type of "mahogany" starter kits are made of and the way companies like DW make their higher end drum shells out of several plies of DIFFERENT kinds of wood all working together.

This book explores anything and everything you could possibly think of as far as the basic drum kit goes. If you are looking for a place to start as far as learning about drums, this book is a must have, but even if you've been playing for a decade this book is still great to have on the shelf.

I'm not finished with it yet, but half way through I am more than pleased that I gave this book a chance. It's been a big help and it's showed me exactly what I've missed by not paying attention to the details of drums.

Review by Absense of Form:

I came across this book and took a look at its table of contents and thought "Oh, just the basic information about drums I'm sure I'll find in any other general drum info book"... WRONG! This book is good stuff! If you're new to the drumming world like me and only got a chance to play on someone else's drum set and never knew where to look to learn about all this drum stuff like the different types of hardware qualities, whats the difference between a steel snare drum and a wooden one, etc. This book explains it. I have to say, just the 1st chapter about the basics taught me so much I'd have to pay double the amount this book costs just to get a teacher to take me on a tour like that...

I recommend it for anyone who might not be too experienced or has not had too much exposure to the drumming world because this book explains a lot of the information very well.

On a side note tho, if you've never drummed or have not much of an idea about some technical terms like snare throw-offs, you might have some prolbems when you come across these terms.