Greetings, lady and gentlemen of the forum. I just finished my drumming debut (I believe "debut" might be a French word for "one who makes an ass of themselves" as in but not exclusive to "de butt"). And boy howdy (another French term) I certainly gave it a shot.
Long story wide:
I've been accused as being a guitarist, but I've learned that in order to call oneself a guitarist, one must be able to play guitar in a way that does not cause projectile vomiting or explosive diarrhea to the people within earshot.
So, I just call myself a dabbler. One who dabbles. I the Dabbler. Mr. Dablero. Dat Crazy-Ass Dabblin Cracka.
I enjoy me some guitar and bass dabblation.
I've posted videos in the past (duh. Of course I posted them in the past. Don't be stupid. If I posted them in the future, we wouldn't be able to see them yet) and, uhh.... Yeah.
I've always enjoyed doing Rush covers on guitar, bass, and synths. I would have to program the drums on my Kawai r-50 and r-50e drum machines (which was a big fat pain in the buttock. The other buttock suffered minimal damage, but still, it was a pain).
Well... I decided to retire my drum machines and build my own set out of bits and pieces of other kits, parts I found on ebay, a Miller Lite beer can, four straws and a wet noodle.
Hence, my drumming debut.
Okay, writing really sucks. And it is past my bedtime. Or is it "passed" my bedtime? But anyway, yeah. Gotta go.
Heres a link. The cheetos are free. But please keep hands and feet inside at all times and place all carry-on children under the seat in front of you.
For best results, listen at maximum volume.
Thank you and have a nice day. Don't let your meatloaf.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=meXtDDo-Qek