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Great post! I’d have to say my old group (Sheena). And if I could get greedy it would be the gig at beggars opera…man that night was magic.

Ha...I had to do a double take on that one,good observation!

Sounds great! I’m guessing it’s hard to set rehearsal dates do to conflicting schedules.to my experience it’s tough enough to get a 4 or 5 piece band in the same room much less a group with horn and vocal sections. Is there any money to be made with so many members involved?

Minus the big hair.

overrated! It’s the Rite place ,right time. I’m pretty sure most of us could emulate the drummer....as for the singing and songwriting my hats off to him

just love those adds where you have to use your imagination.

guess It could have been worse,it could have said all original.

Holy smokes! why am I not stoping it these garage sales.

There’s parts in songs that feel right to do a flip or twirl.and it becomes common practice to execute the same technique each time a certain part is played.in the same way a specific drum fill is played in the same spot everytime a song is performed.the audience likes to be entertained and...

ok the vid was ghost town (official video) that was played lefty.I had a inkling when I noticed his snare hand moves in 16th’s occasionally when playing righty.

hound And jc ..remember, u guys had to walk before you could run.

its interesting to watch drummers incorporate twirls or tricks into what there playing.no two people are the same,each one looks at thing’s differently. take a basic 4/4 beat, where the snare is on 2 and 4 and many a time 1 and 3 the snare hand rests.he or she can perform a trick in numerous...

lol...that’s the truth!

I love discovering spots to flip. It’s a challenge! And the audience digs it.

I remember seeing a music video with bun playing lefty,the majority of cheap tricks videos he plays right handed.I don’t recall what tune it was but I believe you don’t see that to often amongst drummers.

Yes Sequimite,I have noticed I come back refreshed after a layoff and oftentimes surprised at some of the things I play. (And the exception) there was the time when I had a 31 year layoff, in which I thought this won’t be easy!

I just haven’t been in the mood to play lately! I mean,I haven’t even looked a my kit for a couple of weeks and for some reason when this happens I feel guilty.there’s so much room for improvement and not enough time.i know everyone needs a break once in a while but does the guilty part come...

I just noticed this thread otherwise I would have givin my input sooner... A little tape on the ends and flatten that sucker. .I’m glad it worked out for you.