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I like it when our singer breaks out the maracas.

Any drum kit can be made quieter, just put cloth on the heads and cymbals. I suggest that you look for a kit with 20 or 22 inch bass drum, because if you ever want to play un-dampened then the 20 or 22 inch bass drums may sound better. This is a good time to buy used equipment. There don't...

I think business is slowing down. A venue near me closed.

Cheap foam earplugs from Walmart Or sometimes I use over the ear headphones not plugged in.

Plywood

Wow that was really good. You play lots of instruments as well as sing, and you do it well.

Reaper has an FX called ReaNINJAM and there are likely other software or online things where you can jam with other musicians.

I like the Roland TD-9 kit. But I think your ultimate goal should be to get an acoustic drum kit and cymbals. That could be years from now. For now, electronic drums would let you and your son practice without disturbing people. For making recordings you might want to consider LMMS software...

Wow gold sparkle! Those are really nice drums! Now you'll have to get a beater kit to gig with.

My friend has a Questlove kit. It sounds OK to me when he plays it.

People ask me for a set list, I send them whatever pic is on my phone. It's probably a picture of a paper with text on it. The singer will likely change it within a month anyway.

If computers are so intelligent then what are they doing in the music business?

Drummer plays the groove, bass walks. I'm listening to Elvis' Blue Suede Shoes.

Yeah pretty good

Southern rock

I play cheap stuff. Nobody wants to borrow my instruments. That solves that problem.

Women's clothes. There I said it. I have a red sequin jacket that the audience loves. Sometimes I wonder how my life got so weird.

I remember once my mind went blank in the middle of a song - I couldn't remember what song I was playing, the time signature, or what I was supposed to do. Only lasted a second or two.

I've done it but I think I'll bring a bass drum from now on.

I keep my groove in my pocket.