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Which world famous drummer plays after losing his left arm?

In 1984, Def Leppard drummer Rick Allen was in a car accident and lost his left arm. This did not affect his desire to be a musician, and he began to train on a hybrid setup specially designed for him. On it were samples of punches that he used to do with his left hand, and they were played back with various movements of his left foot. Since then, Allen has contributed to many successful Def Leppard albums, as well as several side projects.

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