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    DoggyDaddy

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    Ouch. That seemed "angry". Couldn't do it. Felt the same way about most of Staind's music, except for "It's Been Awhile". I like (and play and sing) that one. The rest of the stuff on that album made me want to kick a puppy.

    ETA: I know that wasn't Staind. Just using them as an analogy.
     
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    DoggyDaddy said:
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    "I don't air drum, my stuff is real. I can give you an address if you want to witness such acts."

    Finally saw this! Oh no sir I didn't mean to imply that YOU were an air drummer! I have no doubt that you're the real thing, and I'd love to hear you play some time!

    I've always thought that it was kind of a "man thing" to "air drum" the solo from In a Gada Davida! I myself am very much an air drummer. I've sat behind a kit before, and I just go blank.
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    It can be very intense, and it is. I started drumming in 1972, with my AM radio, and a wall in my bedroom. My parents were ready to kill me. Gave me a trumpet, and said learn this. Took me another 45 yrs to give it another go, this time on an 18 pc Ludwig.
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    chocktaw2 said:
    DoggyDaddy said:
    It can be very intense, and it is. I started drumming in 1972, with my AM radio, and a wall in my bedroom. My parents were ready to kill me. Gave me a trumpet, and said learn this. Took me another 45 yrs to give it another go, this time on an 18 pc Ludwig.
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    My brother from a different mother! When I finally got to the grade where you get to join "the band", I wanted to play trumpet. They told me I had an overbite and trumpet wouldn't be good for me, so they gave me a baritone and made the bs excuse that since the mouthpiece was bigger, it would be better. Truth of the matter was, they had a shortage of baritone players. I mean, who wants to play the baritone? :):

    After playing baritone for a year, I managed to switch to trumpet up until my junior year in high school, both in the band and in the orchestra. I then switched to French Horn because I got tired of the senior French Horn players sitting in front of me screwing up easy, but crucial horn parts. I once asked one of them if I could try it on their horn, and I nailed it. I wish I could remember the name of the piece we were trying to play. But that was 42 years ago.
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    DoggyDaddy said:
    chocktaw2 said:
    My brother from a different mother! When I finally got to the grade where you get to join "the band", I wanted to play trumpet. They told me I had an overbite and trumpet wouldn't be good for me, so they gave me a baritone and made the bs excuse that since the mouthpiece was bigger, it would be better. Truth of the matter was, they had a shortage of baritone players. I mean, who wants to play the baritone? :):

    After playing baritone for a year, I managed to switch to trumpet up until my junior year in high school, both in the band and in the orchestra. I then switched to French Horn because I got tired of the senior French Horn players sitting in front of me screwing up easy, but crucial horn parts. I once asked one of them if I could try it on their horn, and I nailed it. I wish I could remember the name of the piece we were trying to play. But that was 42 years ago.
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    Thats funny, I switched to French horn my freshman yr. :)
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