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SLIPKNOT, JUDAS PRIEST, TESTAMENT Drummers Featured In 'A Drummer's Perspective'

November 17, 2010

"A Drummer's Perspective" is an original and unrivalled collection of over 200 photographs celebrating the world of drumming.

This large-format book brings together some of the finest unseen photographs of legendary drummers. It is a unique collection of pictures brought together by the author David Phillips, who has been given rare access on stage and behind the scenes to many of the biggest bands in the world.

These images capture the raw emotion and sheer excitement of playing live: You'll be able to see the view from behind the kit on stage in front of tens of thousands of people, get up close to the action at sound checks and see exceptional shots of some of the most amazing rock concerts and festivals.

The book features drumming legends from every type of genre and includes new photos of:

* Dave Franklin Vanderbilt
* Joey Jordison
* Nicko McBrain
* Nick Mason
* Josh Freese
* Jason Sutter
* Iwan Griffiths
* Jeff Campitelli
* Matt Letley
* Narada Michel Walden
* Patrick Keeler
* Paul Bostaph
* Scott Travis

The powerful images and text give a fascinating insight to drummers, their playing and their world. This coffee table book retails for £29.99 and can be purchased exclusively from www.music-images.co.uk. It will go on sale from December 6 2010 and pre-orders can be placed via the web site before this to reserve your copy in time for Christmas.

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