Drum (disambiguation)
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A drum is a musical instrument.

Drum may also refer to:

• Electronic drum, in which the sound is generated by an electronic waveform generator or sampler instead of by acoustic vibration
• Magnetic drum, an early form of computer memory used in the 1950s and into the 1980s
• Drum brake, an automotive braking system
• Drum (communication), a communication device
• Drum (container), a type of cylindrical container
  • 44-gallon drum (Imperial - 55 gallons US, 200 litre) standard size used for shipping petroleum products
• Drum (fish), any of several fish in the family Sciaenidae
• Drum magazine, a cylindrical container for ammunition
• Drum (printer), the photoreceptor in a laser printer

Places

• Drum (Wales), a mountain in Wales
• Drum, County Roscommon, a village in Ireland
• Drum Islands, Nunavut
• Fort Drum, New York, the home of the 10th Mountain Division in the United States Army

People

• Hugh Aloysius Drum, American general for which Fort Drum is named
• Kevin Drum, an American political blogger

Brands

• Drum (magazine), a South African magazine
• Drum (tobacco), a brand of tobacco manufactured by Imperial Tobacco

Entertainment

• The Drum (1938 film), a film starring Sabu, Raymond Massey]] and Roger Livesey
• Drum (1976 film), a sequel to the 1975 movie Mandingo
• Drum (2004 film), a film about a journalist for Drum magazine
• Drum (album), the first release from band Hugo Largo
• China Drum, an English band
• "Drums", an improvisational song performed by the percussonists of the rock group the Grateful Dead

Acronyms

• Dodge Revolutionary Union Movement (DRUM), the Detroit, Michigan-based labor and political organization

See also

• Drumming disambiguation page
• Cylinder, for cylindrical objects in contexts such as machinery sometimes referred to as drums

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