1 hit wonder
Well-known Member
Do you have any other passions besides drums/drumming/drum gear?
No. Not anymore.
See my username.
Do you have any other passions besides drums/drumming/drum gear?
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No. Not anymore.
See my username.
My passion is and always has been the guitar but the strangest things happen in life. When I loved Ian Paice it was Ritchie that moved my soul. To this day when I listen to the guitar solo in no no no my spirit is lifted beyond imagination. Even beyond the solo on Pink Floyd's comfortably numb pulse concert with Gilmore and THAT just doesn't happen. One day I'll take the stage wearing a strat/tele around my shoulders and my all time dream literally comes true.
Jeremy Bender
Platinum Member
I enjoy Data mining of social media posts.
Paul Blood
Junior Member
It’s always been music- drums, percussion, piano, keyboards ,guitar, harmonica and singing. Between that , my wife, daughter, 3 cats , music gigs and my day job, there’s not time for much else. I do like walking ( at least 6 miles a day) and traveling though. But my music gets mixed in with everything I do.
Justinhub2003
Silver Member
My Jordan 1 collection. I have a Jordan 1 collection that is worth multi thousands of dollars and Not only do I love wearing them But I also enjoy chasing them and hunting them down
pinstripe
Active Member
Yep although I'm kind of a fan of the Delicate Sound of Thunder tour live version thanks to those trem scoops he does towards the end when that disco ball/flower thing opens up. That tour also had some really hot backup singers...
Animals can do that Larry. When you lose one you can carry on but you won't be the same.
mikyok
Platinum Member
Alan Parsons Project Eye in the Sky
Anything Steely Dan produced by Gary Katz
Anything Beatles where Geoff Emerick was an engineer.
Michael Jackson Off The Wall
Anything by Porcupine Tree
I've got way too many to mention, I buy albums that were made for vinyl of mixed by guys like Steven Wilson
Trigger
Senior Member
Nice. I find it kinda funny that with all these advances in audio technology, albums from the 70s sounds better than most of the stuff being produced today.
SomeBadDrummer
Platinum Member
Those are both very worthwhile endeavors at opposite ends of the spectrum.
A J
Well-known Member
Outdoorsman here. I'm retired living out in the woods. Most of my time is spent behind a chainsaw, on a ladder or moving some heavy load. (Whatever project the wife needs accomplished!)
For fun, I love fishing, barbecuing over a wood fire, bonfires, wood working, wading in the creek and hiking through the woods. I just got into hunting last year. I'm also started throwing horseshoes.
For fun, I love fishing, barbecuing over a wood fire, bonfires, wood working, wading in the creek and hiking through the woods. I just got into hunting last year. I'm also started throwing horseshoes.
mikyok
Platinum Member
Music was made to be played on the best audio equipment back then.
Nowadays it's mostly made for phone speakers or ear buds
