Drum is my third "Books on Books" and did not dissapoint. It recreates the original book in it's entirety and adds a good bit of information form the photographer at the end explaining his process and the thinking behind the shoot. Strangely this book does not include much in the way of contact sheets with only one page showing a close up of about 3 frames from one of the original film rolls. Most people probably wont care that much but it's something I am always intrested to see.All and all, it's a good photo book that manages to improve on the original printing somewhat with more information form the photographer as well as his retrospective view of how the book fits in with the rest of his carrear.The photos are clear and large enough that you get the feel of the original. 'Drum' is a powerful book, telling a story without--and needing no- words or documents, because of the tremendously well-sequenced photos taken over the course of one night. 'Drum' is to me a standard against which to hold contemporary photobooks I consider buying.Just ok. I expected more as this was recommended by a respected photographer acquaintance of mine.Krass Clement's Drum is marvelous work. Sadly, the original is terribly scarce so this edition is a rare opportunity to experience the images. As always with the Errata series, there is informative information about the books featured.Descubrí este libro por casualidad en la red. Resulta increíble que un fotógrafo danés entre en un pub de un pueblo perdido en Irlanda, dispare tres carretes y medio de Ilford HP5 y le salga este libro. He contado 50 fotografías del interior del pub en las que se repite muchas veces en diferentes situaciones un mismo personaje fascinante, aunque yo quitaría 10/12 fotos. La edición es muy buena, con un ritmo perfectamente medido.Por supuesto que lo recomiendo.Das Original wird nur noch zu horrenden Preisen angeboten, wenn man es überhaupt noch findet. Aber in dieser kommentierten Ausgabe kann man sich für wenig Geld der wunderbaren Fotos von Clement erfreuen (und sich dann auf die Jagd nach dem Original aufmachen. ;-)