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My wonderfully creative 29 year old daughter organised regular games nights via zoom. So every Fri night our family , all 5 groups of us...

Teaching has accounted for the majority of my income since I stopped touring when my first child was born 7 years ago. In my 19 years...

Here in South Aus the recovery has begun, but most venues can only have 1/3 capacity, and punters must remain seated (no dancing). We've...

Ninety-five percent of us are in this predicament, some through limited opportunity, others by choice. Though I do have recording...

I’d add blues shuffles as a seperate category. And perhaps 50’s rock n’ roll and Rockabilly - fast shuffles and train beats. Your...

I used to have an old Pearl snare with an adjustment screw on the butt plate. It was really handy for centering the snare wires without...

I'm not understanding why a fixed butt plate and a 2nd strainer...why wouldn't they both have the exact same force on them? A strainer...

I've had a couple and I wondered about that myself. The only Advantage I see as that after things stretch out a little bit you can...

I've got my final drum grade exam coming up and am wondering how different it will be to my previous 2 grades. I know that distancing...

I’m glad this old thread has resurfaced, because I’ve been wondering the same thing lately, especially from watching clips of 70’s rock...

You guys are having it tough on both sides of the country - keep safe.

That song is still a top 10 rotation on most generic USA rock stations.

Its been a few years for me, but wow...recording is really a different animal. Trying to make that whole take perfect, no stick clicks...

Oh yes, we know Jet.

Thick pingy rides and thin lively crashes. Except in the 50’s band where its all Armands - thin everything.