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Tommy Lee Ditched a Kick Drum...Then Went HUGE | Mötley Crüe Drum Evolution

Tommy Lee’s obsession with big drums—particularly bass drums—evolved dramatically through the late ’80s and early ’90s. Before that shift, he spent years behind double-bass setups like the one seen on the Shout at the Devil tour. But the Dr. Feelgood tour marked a turning point. Why did Tommy ditch one of his bass drums in the first place? In this video we break down the gear behind two contrasting setups and explore the performance quirks that may have led to this change in one of rock’s most iconic drum evolutions. ⚔️ Timestamps⚔️ 0:00 - 0:46 ☞ Tommy's 1983 Kit vs Tommy's 1989 Kit (what happened?) 0:46 - 2:26 ☞ Quirks/Highlights of Shout At The Devil Era (Drums setup). 2:26 - 5:13 ☞ 1983 (Shout At the Devil) Tour Kit Breakdown. 5:25 - 7:09 ☞ Quirks/Highlights of Dr. Feelgood Era (Drums setup). 7:09 - 10:50 ☞ 1983 (Dr. Feelgood) Tour Kit Breakdown. 10:50 - 11:20 ☞ What do you prefer/final thoughts. ☞For more Iconic Drum SETUPS    • Iconic Drum Setups   ☞ Beneath The Beats on SOCIALS 🥁   / beneaththebeats     / beneaththebeats     / beneaththebeatsofficial   ☞Please note the digital generated kits in this video are concept only and not offical brand models. Used for education /entertainment purposes. 📸 Photo Credit Tommy Lee (Huge Kick Drum, 2008 CRUE FEST) - CC BY 2.0 #tommylee #mötleycrüe #drumsetups #drums