drummerboy said:But you'd be lost without us. Imagine how something like the Pines of Rome would sound without us percussionists!Pretty...quiet I say!
Well Worth It said:Many hands.....
mikelyons said:It also means that they put a lot of noisy things behind the basses and take a childish delight in 'surprising' us when we least expect it (this is, of course, usually because they are in the wrong place in the music.)
I have come to develop a total loathing for all kinds of cymbals, Gongs and Bass drums. :hammer
If they're here to stay, does that mean we can leave them where they are when we go out to concerts :?: :wink: :lol:Well Worth It said:I reckon it's high time you tube blowers got over the situation!
Drums are here to stay.![]()
Well Worth It said:Highly likely if no-one lends a hand after the gig.
Oh....but wait a minute......the coach can't leave until the kits on board.
"Evvvvrybody off. Grab what you can and let's get out of here!"
PeterBale said:most of the band put their own gear away then disappear for their cup of tea,
mikelyons said:The worst thing about drummers is that they eventually want to be percussionists which means lots of toys and most of the band room space taken up by rattles, bells and various mobiles that they like to play with.
It also means that they put a lot of noisy things behind the basses and take a childish delight in 'surprising' us when we least expect it (this is, of course, usually because they are in the wrong place in the music.)
I have come to develop a total loathing for all kinds of cymbals, Gongs and Bass drums. :hammer
mikelyons said:It comes with the territory. No one ever asks the BBb basses if they need a hand with their big heavy instruments! (Not even the EEbs!) :twisted: I have to admit it's the timp players I really feel sorry for. :lol: