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Masterclasses on every instrument are contained in a lot of this stuff. You want to make almost any crowd have a great time and dance? Play Brandy or H&O.

They aren’t great, but much like the guy in the video, something ain’t right with that one.

Yessir. It almost looks like the head is just in front of the drum. The claws appear as though they are behind the head. Looks like a good couple of live shows.

I’d use ShowOne with your phone. If you can use your iPad Multitracker is pretty great and easy to use.

Agreed. Mine feel like they’re on the verge of the gooseneck falling off at any moment. They are also a pain to put on and the spring-loaded claw is deadly. I’ve resorted to using either of these, with a preference for the Lewitt ...

@Merlin5 Robert “Mousey” Thompson I believe. Killer player along with everyone else on stage. Erik Hargrove on the other side, btw.

Yellow Gloss. Close your eyes, bam, it’s black. 2 for 1.

Hey, you're not supposed to let them know we can do that. I feign ignorance when confronted with such requests from the standers.

I think Tama called it a HiBeat, but I could be off about that.

As long as you don’t post a pic.

I normally set up a snare stand with one leg and one arm facing the center of my body. With the Crosstown I have to set it up with two legs and arms facing me around 4 and 8 o’clock, approximately where both hands strike. It was fine, for me, after doing that.

Another vote for the Yamaha Crosstown. I also own the DW Ultralights, and while I do prefer their looks, size and gearless tilter, they don't hold up to windy conditions. The Crosstowns are almost as light and sturdy outdoors. I hang a 10" tom from one.

This Gravity bag. @Mr Farkle mentioned the shorter version in a thread and I thought the longer one would be perfect. It is. I don’t have to break anything down and all the stands have their own compartment. The throne base, floor tom legs, tom arms, stick bag, and pedal go in a separate...

Sub should be paid if they do the gig or not, if you or your band decide you should play. Depends on the importance of the gig/show.

I use one of these as a wurst mic on drums, and as an ambient mic for my iems when on bass. Absolutely bulletproof.

This, Shirley

1 1/8” tube is correct. I just measured the heavy Omnilock bastard from my 80s Imps.

I'd be asking extra for the holiday, and combat pay for the wedding.

1 Cowbell 2 timbal 3 jam block 3a tambourine

This was in regards to certain artists and GB gigs wherein the structure may change, but the tempo remains the same. Unfortunately, the sequences don't care about artistry. Other groups want to change feels and tempos on the bandstand, but they don't work nearly as much. I am happy to...