Fairfax 1, Black Velvet and Jazz Sticks. Indie and Funk were high on my list too. Funny how close are our choices here.

After listening to all of them closely, I decided to get a bit of variety and liked the sounds of these:
 
AdPacks:
1) Fairfax 2
2) Reel Machines
3) Vintage Dry
 
MidiPacks:
Rock Songs
Percussion Beats
Blues (coz I luvz da bluez :))
 
I can't remember which kits I got, but I think they're the congas, picolo snare, & the big bass (purple drum)).
 
 
Of note, I use the Percussion Beats midi with other drum kits (i.e Reel Machine/Fairfax2) and it's really fantastic, easy to use stuff. Also, as someone else mentioned, the transform feature is very useful as well.
 
I want to get as many of their Adpacks as I can, but a bit broke atm........I'm ready to trade some of my Maschine Expansions or even other plugs as I'm totally Addicted to these drums.   

I purchased the Fairfax Bundle before upgrading to Platinum (the wait was killing me, lol!) After upgrading I picked up the Indie, Vintage Dry and Blue Oyster ADPaks.

For MIDI I chose: American Rock, American Indie, Loud Beats and Songs (and I already got Indie)

I like them all so far. It is certainly MUCH easier than how I was working before. I used to rewire Reason into Reaper for drums and wasted a lot of time doing so.

One thing that I wish Addictive would put up on their site is the range of BPM the midi packs contain.

I had studio rock, prog and pop from ad1 to ad2 upgrade and had Metal and Session Percussion as well from earlier.
 
I had almost decided to stop using AD2 for several reasons but the Sonar trippelpack turned me back to it. I even purchased an additional artist bundle to round out the sets as I had a hard time deciding. New ones: Vintage, Black Velvet,  Jazz brushes, Blue Oyster and Fairfax 2.

I took the opportunity to get some decent brushes, so I went for Jazz Brushes, Studio Pop and Fairfax 1 (which seems to be most popular from the posts above, but I haven't done an exact count).
 
I also had Djembe, Timbau and Sangban. No midis.
 
jdf

Fairfax 2, Blue Oyster, Reel Machines + DW woofer BD and DW piccolo snare.
 
Loving the easy layering - my first frankenstein experiment is 808 BD layered with the DW woofer BD. 
 
 
 
 

Fairfax 2, Metal, and Black Oyster.

I got the Jazz sticks & rushes and the Pop AD.
 
But what I really wanted was the MIDI stuff.  I tried to select that and got an error.  Now I can't select it at all.  So I have the drums, but not the MIDI material.  I sent a request for support and have heard zilch after 2 days.
 
On edit, XLN did respond.  The MIDI tracks actually were installed.  I was just confused.

XLN can be slow for support. Took me two weeks last time.. 

dlesaux
Okay, I'm going to be the oddball here and say I've never even installed Addictive Drums. I use EZdrummer and didn't see the need to learn yet another program.  But it looks like I'm in the minority here!

You are not alone. EZD2 is brilliant but I will try some AD2 after building the patterns with EZ. AD2 offers an amazing amount of edits/tweaks.