Just drum props...
- Thread starter Bozozoid
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Dibalo Jonze
Member
I like to prop a drooling idiot on the throne directly behind my kit for late night gigs
Xstr8edgtnrdrmrX
Local Boob
I hear those are not too expensive, and I am told that "we have one at home" by my wife. I can't ever find it....
green glass drum
Well-known Member
These are pretty good props.....I saw them at a puppet show.
Elvis
Silver Member
Cmdr. Ross
Platinum Member
I have a few trinkets on mine. A small, angry Buttercup (Powerpuff Girls gift from my wife since I always seem mad) on my hi-hat shaft,
A pine tree “air freshener” tree ornament made from the US Army tent oiled canvas (since I’m the crop dusting champion), and a red, shop towel with the rockabilly band I was in for a good number of years.
Not too much stuff, but some meaningful items.
A pine tree “air freshener” tree ornament made from the US Army tent oiled canvas (since I’m the crop dusting champion), and a red, shop towel with the rockabilly band I was in for a good number of years.
Not too much stuff, but some meaningful items.
Xstr8edgtnrdrmrX
Local Boob
were they in danger of being trod upon by dwarves?
Our band used to be semi infamous for drinking Jack Daniels (or at least a couple of us) including playing a song that kind of became our theme song, ending our first set with it everynight, Thank You Lord For Jack Daniels... A dear friend bought me an inexpensive little lit Jack Daniels sign, about 8"x11" or so. I got to hanging it off one of one of my cymbal stands, till the power connection fell apart. Lasted over a year. Kinda miss that.
PorkPieGuy
Platinum Member
I would have probably entertained having some sort of prop when I was younger, but these days, I see it as one more thing I'd have to unpack, set up, and pack up at the end of the gig.