Rock Drummer
Senior Member
Work on stick twirls and flips, and really just rock out and at least pretend your having fun
LOL!!! Preach it Polly
As a woman, I have to say I don't think we really notice these things... Though that said, my boyfriend is a guitarist
That must have been very different to the one that came out a few years ago. I imagine the graphics and sound were a bit disappointing.
How to be a drummer and look cool carrying your gig bag around like the cool factor guitarist always get?
Yes, we're very superficial when compared with the great depth of men ... who care so much more about the human being beneath the big boobs, skinny waist and 18 year-old cutie pie face
Looking cool? Dunno. Never done it. Sunglasses? Hipshot's drum tech and PA ...
Bo seemed to nail this one first up. As he said, avoiding looking like a muso (ie. poor muso haha) is a good idea. Being a muso lost its cool value to women in the 70s or early 80s when we woke up to the fact that a higher percentage than usual were using, lazy, selfish, ego-centric, unstable bastards ... especially guitarists caught up in the 70s guitar hero game.
Time for the graph me thinks!
Time for the graph me thinks!
And don't forget the Viagra for women - it's called cash! LOL!
Yes, we're very superficial when compared with the great depth of men ... who care so much more about the human being beneath the big boobs, skinny waist and 18 year-old cutie pie face
Looking cool = Be confident, dress smart, wear shades, work out and play in a band!
Now, why hasn't this worked for me..
Anytime I can just walk up to my kit and start playing at the downbeat (I don't noodle, either)..
I can't think of any better way to look cool than to play well and be proud of it.
I don't do this to look cool, but I make a conscious effort to set up before hand and then when everybody else is tuning and fiddling, especially right before we start, I just sit there. I don't talk, I don't noodle on the kit. The first thing that anybody hears is what happens on the first song.
A few years ago, I filled in for a band and afterwards, they all thanked me for being so "Easy" whatever that meant. I didn't make a bunch of noodle noise while they were tweaking. I just showed up and played.
It might not up your coolness factor with the ladies, but the other musos will notice.