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I keep one of my drum kits at a bar, where the band that I'm in rehearses. I sit at the kit the other day and notice my tom heads are severely dented. Somebody has been really hard on these heads. In contrast, my home kit has no dents on the heads. So I'm wondering, when to change the heads. And...

If you want to have a good garden then you have to pull out the weeds.

Every place is different At my jam sessions we have no signup list. Musicians play whatever they want. We trade instruments. It rarely gets too loud.

We are in new legal territory. Do copyrights even apply to AI composed and created music?

A stranger bought me a beer and brought it over to me between songs the other night. Nice gesture.

I've had thrones break before, never a snare stand.

I wouldn't bring expensive drums to local bars where drunks might fall on them. That's why I own cheap drums.

I eat a couple chocolate chip cookies before the second set and I have enough energy to bounce off the walls.

I don't sell anything. I might give stuff away to someone that is learning and seems worthy.

That's a lot of work. And then you have to move everything back home.

Yeah nice looking snare.

He's close. Timing is just a bit late.

I bought a pair of Sabian b8 14 inch Hi Hats. I think it was $ 40. they came with a cracked Meinl HCS 16 inch crash cymbal that was drilled. Seems to work OK. It's for a practice kit that I keep at a bar.

Well I suppose that's exciting, sort of. Better than watching TV in general.

You guys are gonna hate me. I don't even get paid. The venue is 25 miles away. I spent about USA $ 400 on a used drum kit, cymbals and pedal. We still don't have a throne. But I keep doing it, hosting jams, because I like it. Sounds awful most of the time.

I dunno, beer does so many things to so many people. How can anyone tell what's going on?

Could happen.

I'm happy with my purchases.

Doesn't it just sound like a riveted cymbal?