I have Superior and a number of the Toontrack add-on's such as Metal Foundry, Music City, C&V and also some Slate Drums, CLA add, etc... so those are my general go-to's for drum kits.   Have a number of the EZ Kits but generally use the Latin Kit or the Electronic kits.   They provide easy access to some sounds that may not be available in other kits, all-in-one.  Very useful.   Occasionally use Nashville, Jazz or Pop as well.  They are all pretty decent.  It really depends on the style of music you are doing.   For Pop, Rock and Folk, certainly Latin could work in any of those genres and Electronic is useful for Pop.   I often use the Kicks from the Electronic kit as a 2nd Kick in Pop or Rock songs to give it some more bottom end and dimension.  If you are looking for your main go-to kits, these probably would not be your best choice.  As enhancement for what you already have, something to consider.
 
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I really like the Nashville EZX. It is one of the more versatile kits in the EZX collection as it works on many styles of music and sounds great. If I had to pick one kit that would be it.
 
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Billy Buck

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Nashville does sound quite good. 
 
Does anyone have Americana?

Yep.  It's excellent too.  I'm hooked on EZDrummer, as I can always find a kit and a groove to match the folk/country/americana music I write.
 
I tried using Session Drummer and then AD when it came bundled with Sonar, and they say Superior Drummer is top of the line, but for me EZD is the best value/program.

Nashville is almost a must with EzDrummer. A step up in sound from the bland pop/rock. Very good if you like a well-balanced track and don't require the drums to really drive the tune. One of the Rock types can give you that extra thud if you're looking for that.

I probably should have mentioned that Nashville  is more than just a country kit....I don't play country...it was recommended in  this forum many years ago as a perfectly EQ'd, solid kit that will work with any genre. I use it in Superior Drummer and  pretty much  igo to it on most projects. I used a few comp and EQ setting from the Steve Slate and other mixes to make Nashville sound even better. Mostly I just swap out the different snare included and pitch them up or down. 

i have all the metal kits. and metal machine is my go too.

It's almost too bad it's called Nashville. I'm sure lots of people just go right on by it.

what's really cool,
is to build X drums in superior,
using DFH blended with nashville.
 
yah!

heard the demo for nashville i'm not that exited ... i was expeting more from your feedback my friends , it's nice but not crazy , versatyle , solid ... i would say