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Pavement did at first.

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Entrain has a couple good tunes.

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Most of the time, I found this to be confusing. In the 80s, I recall seeing bands like .38 Special and The Grateful Dead having two drummers pretty much doing the same thing. I didn't see the point.

I attended a Genesis concert in 1987 or so, which was well done. Phil Collins doesn't play the drums on most of the songs, though, so I don't know if they "really" have two drummers. It's neat to see when he and Chester Thompson were jamming (In The Cage, for instance) especially because Thompson plays right-handed and Collins plays left-handed.

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Butthole Surfers - the early albums. Maybe _Hairway to Steven_ and all the ones before.

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Butthole Surfers - the early albums. Maybe _Hairway to Steven_ and all the ones before.

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Brother and sister, no less.

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Adam and his Ants came to mind right away, like you said. They were pretty cool with that.

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Pigface...saw them at Limelight back in the day and decided two drummers can be better than one. Also decided that Goth chicks kinda sucked.

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The Arcade Fire have two drummers, right? So do GY!BE.

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<--- sometimes one, sometimes two.

It's cool if one is playing a regular drum kit and one is playing extra percussion, but if both drummers are playing a regular kit I don't see (or hear) the point.