No Way Jose
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I wonder what it sounds like.
Lol, there are so many good folks on here but there are a few who insist (again) that you hear their opinion on any thread mentioning unconventional kit set-ups, flat-mounted cymbals, hip hop drumming, hybrid-electronic kits, stacks, or any other technique, gear, or style that's come about in the last 40 years. And never ever never mention anything associated with millenials or gen-z'rs...seriously.I'm always kinda surprised how many "get off my lawn"ers populate these types of threads. Haven't any of youse wanted a different sound and tried something out? I'm thankful there are trends like this, otherwise we'd still be playing tack head Chinese toms and snare drums sitting in chairs. If throwing a couple slices of grilled onion on my snare drum or an otter pelt on my hats gives me a sound I can use, I'm game. Semi-old guy here, btw.
Why not go full sandwich? ‘Lettuce’ know what you think... I use whatever I find in my stick baguette...Before I bring a second rack tom, I'd rather take a bag of groceries with me and see what sticks (proud endorsee of Heinz ketchup and Vedaka cloves here).
It's been going on for awhile, but great ghost of Carmen Miranda what kind of hat is this?
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Olive me alone with your terrible puns please.. (I'll get baguette ya after some more experimentation but for now the snare ribs ham-per the sound too much and I can't find my guitar tuna to get it right.)Why not go full sandwich? ‘Lettuce’ know what you think... I use whatever I find in my stick baguette...
Olive me alone with your terrible puns please.. (I'll get baguette ya after some more experimentation but for now the snare ribs ham-per the sound too much and I can't find my guitar tuna to get it right.)
Or get a riding mower and have fun, I used to take about an hr and a half to do an acre with a push mower cut down to 20 min with the riding mower mostly because i kept repeating passes (I was having too much fun riding the damn thing) I bought it from a neighbor for $200..Sounds like heaven. I have too much land to go all-out artificial. This summer, though, we'll be exploring some hardscape options to cut down on yardwork. I live in a cold climate with a long winter and a relatively short growing season, which is nice, but I do dread the mowing months. It's not my ideal way to spend an afternoon.
Or get a riding mower and have fun, I used to take about an hr and a half to do an acre with a push mower cut down to 20 min with the riding mower mostly because i kept repeating passes (I was having too much fun riding the damn thing) I bought it from a neighbor for $200..
I wouldn't want my hi-hats to resemble a disarrayed table of castoff items at a garage sale. Come to think of it, I've never dressed my hats up in any fashion -- no tambourines, no bells, no beads, no salt-and-pepper shakers, nothing of the sort. That goes for all cymbals, in fact. I play them as they come. Why distort their natural beauty?