I think I snapped this one at the Open Air Theatre at SDSU. I'm pretty sure this was his Summer 1989 kit. This was a fairly simple Boingo kit. Standard 22" bass drum and 14" snare. Toms are 12", 14", and 16". Extra 14" deep snare on the left and two roto toms above (12" and 14" I think). A ride and 3 crashes.



Front view of this kit. Notice Danny's Roland Jazz Chorus on the left and Leon's steel drum on the other riser. As you can see, the whole kit is facing to the right to avoid blasting Danny with the bass drum.



Here's this kit set up at Boingoland



Another...



This looks like his Fall 89 kit. This one has an additional 16" deep snare on the left. Only one roto tom and the addition of the stacked china cymbals.



This looks like his Summer 90 kit. Notice the switch to double headed toms and his headphone amplifier is within easy reach under the china on the right. "When the Lights Go Out" (off Dark at the End of the Tunnel) was the only song that required two extra snares on the left there (a deep 14" and 16").



This was his electronic kick setup. On the day of the first rehearsals for the first tour I did he walked me through the whole thing. He had used an electronic kick for a number of years. When Danny arrived he said "where's your bass drum?" Danny wanted to go back to the real deal and the electronic was forever scrapped...



This was a Food For Feet kit. Nice brass snare. Just two toms and one roto. He always liked that secondary snare on the left (this one's a 16"). The FFF kits changed quite a bit though... Depending on the club, I had to tape down these kits quite a bit. Some venues didn't like me drilling my placeholders into their stages.