on drumming In the Roland UK interview with Ben Stone, Wallis explains his own approach to drumming: "There's nothing you would call real 'drummer's drummer', cause, you know, that's not my thing. I like to play in a band and be part of the team. I like to watch all those other really good guys play the fancy stuff!" Stone then asked Wallis about the importance of this aspect of playing in the current musical climate, with so many drum clinics taking place. Wallis stated, "It's a very precarious subject really ... Not for me. It doesn't work for me, 'cause I've never enjoyed that aspect of drumming at all. But, I really marvel in it and I wonder in it and I watch it myself and think, "wow!". I don't know how much it applies to any music that you record, or bands that you play with. I mean, it's great to have all those chops and it allows you to interpret whatever's in your mind, which is great, but, it's never really been for me. I mean, I like band drummers ... I like to see bands as a cohesive unit and no-one sticking out too much." Other Gary Wallis is the cousin of Pink Fairies guitarist and former member of Motörhead, Larry Wallis. Drums Gary Wallis is know to use instruments from Vater Percussion as well as Drum Workshop. 1987–1990 touring kit with Pink Floyd (A Momentary Lapse Of Reason Tour): Tama Artstar piano black finish. Zildjian Cymbals. Simmons Electronic drums (SDS9 Pads, MTM, MTX). Akai S900 Digital Sampler. LP Latin Percussion. 1994 Pink Floyd touring kit (Division Bell Tour): DW Drums (Drum Workshop) kit in Exotic Birdseye Maple with a lacquer finish. Zildjian cymbals. Latin percussion. Vater drumsticks. Dauz electronic drums. Yamaha DTS-70 drum trigger system & DMP-7 mixer. Kurzweil K2000r sampler. Discography 1983, The Truth: Confusion (Hits Us Everytime) – WEA Records (drums) 1985, Style Council: Our Favourite Shop; Polydor (percussion) 1986, Bucks Fizz: Writing on the Wall; Polydor (percussion) 1986, John Wilson: The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine; Legacy Records (drums/percussion) 1987, So: Horseshoe in the Glove; EMI (percussion) 1989, Pink Floyd: Delicate Sound of Thunder (video); (percussion) 1990, Blue Pearl: Blue Pearl (percussion) 1990, Pink Floyd: Knebworth – The Album; Polydor (percussion) 1990, Dusty Springfield: Reputation; Parlophone (percussion) 1991, Heeren Stevens: Trust; Bronze (drums) 1992, Westernhagen: Jaja; WEA Musik (percussion) 1993, 10cc: Alive in