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I might have been 14 or 15 in 1968 and saw a horn band in the parking lot at EJ Korvettes. I'll never forget the drummer. Has inspired me to this day. It's the feeling he generated that I still remember. Didn't know who he was. It is all about the feel in the context of the music.

I have an Iron Cobra but the Elimanator seems less bulky. Also in my situation it works well with the Dixson lift on my 20.

Being jammed into the corner doesn't help either.

I'm not a Pearl guy but I do love my Eliminator pedal.

Me too with Pat Metheny Group - Asbury Park 83 or 84. The dynamics were insane.

One of my last gigs with these guys. I had to get some content before I moved.

How about when it's a gig lol

I like going to smaller venues and clubs based on the artists and vibe. I will go many times not knowing the artist - and finding some of my favorite music.

I was just with my drummer friend who doesn't read and noticed he doesn't count - at least the way you count when you read - 1 e and a etc. Hard for him to figure out hits and phrases systematically. He's got to feel it.

8 years ago I retired ,we moved, and I had the dream of sound proofing an upstairs room. Once I woke up I realized it was not going to happen I found a lock out at a rehearsal space. My own room where I set up my drums - recording gear etc. $250 a month raised to $275. It worked for me. We are...

All the Best on this project - a learning experience for sure. Good to hear the studio guys are helping.

Do the guys running the studio offer recording services?

What mixer are you using for the live sound?

I had both - the Corder was more light weight - and plenty sturdy. But I had an issue with one of the mounts - so if I remember I just bought the top part of the DW - and it wouldn't fit in the Corder track - it was bigger. So I bought the DW track. It is really heavy. As bad as a freaking snare...

Best seat in the house.

I gig classic rock but love all kinds of jazz -especially lately Brazilian jazz. I try to shed on it best I can - sometimes figuring out the tunes is baffling but I love trying to figure them out. Like this.

Props to anyone who can make a living playing their instrument. If it's being a solo video star so be it. Most of us grew up with various forms of rock. Now there doesn't seem to be much new stuff anymore - bands aren't a thing - generally. What's a young kid looking to aspire to?

You can get Behringer xr 18 or similar and use that as an interface.You can monitor with effects and verbs etc thru the mixer with no noticeable latency and record raw into Reaper. I use a cheap laptop with a solid state external drive. You can use a tablet from the drum room connecting through...

Rock of Ages is basically their greatest hits -a live recording from 71 with a great horn section. I think at their peak. Levon super funky - what a right foot. I played at the barn (2008) on Levon's drums at the time - a newer Slingerland (Nashville I think) set before they got the new Gretsch...

Yup - hear them in person if you can. Call ahead and tell them you're coming with cash. A long time ago (1989) I went to Sam Ash with the intent of getting a Noble and Colley snare $500- and walked out with a bronze Black Beauty $250. Had no idea it was bronze - just knew it sounded the best to...