Suggest a good inexpensive drum machine

[electricdread]

My band broke up and I have decided to do some solo recordings.
I know nothing about recording music at all. I have just bought a Fostex mr-8. I am going to need a drum machine since I am sick of working with unreliable musicians. Can you suggest a drum machine for me?
The music is along the lines of Thin Lizzy/Hendrix/Kravitz/beatles
thanks

 

[branded]

Hey

The Zoom RT 123 is a good one for you to check out,
Mine sounds very realistic, it also has bass guitar sounds too,
which also sound good and it's very easy to use.

 

[electricdread]

Thanks,I'll check it out.

 

[Hoodoo]

I've been using a Roland R-70 for a number of years, and it is one of the best drum machines I've every tried. I've been able to easily and quickly lay out drum tracks.

I am now at the point where I'm able to sell my beloved R-70 as I've found some good PC-based drum software that will work fine for my needs now. I'm planning to use the cash from selling my R-70 to buy a Fostex Mr-8?

Two questions for you:

1. Do you want to buy a Roland R-70 drum machine that is in pristine (as in like new) condition? Original box, manual, etc. are included.

2. How do you like your MR-8? Easy to record and lay down tracks?

 

[kkenn]

I use Alesis SR-16 and it sounds wicked - I could send u an mp3