Drum It With Brummet

  Answering Your Q's  Q:  Could you share some of the memorable experiences touring with bands? Well, I traveled around British Columbia and in Alberta as a member of various bands. We played bars, pubs, weddings, graduations, festivals and even won three battle of the bands competitions.  In order to make things last in a working band, you have to be able to get along with the same people on a daily basis. It is very important to get things out in the open, you know, communicating problems before they effect your performance. But even when things are rough, you know, when you are really sick or you have arguments in the band, when you start playing, those feelings tend to fade and the music takes you away.   You really have to be like a family.  I was younger then, and it was a great experience even though the accommodations were pretty rough and some of the places we played at were pretty dingy.  I would recommend to young musicians to see that ...

    Sound Quotes Sharing inspirational, informative,  amusing quotes from people in the music industry.  Want to submit a quote with our audience?  Find our  Submission Guidelines & Contact Information   HERE "Drumming completely eclipsed my life from age 13,  when I started drum lessons.  Everything disappeared.  I'd done well in school up until that time.  I was fairly adjusted socially up until that time.  And I became completely monomania,  obsessed all through my teens.  Nothing else existed anymore." ~  Neil Pert ~~~     Follow Dave:   on Amazon Subscribe to:   Brummet Media​ YouTube Channel​  ​ ~~~

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  Drum Trash As a drummer, sustainable entrepreneur and instrument inventor, I am forever finding uses for items often thrown away.  Hardware and stands: Keep everything! Spare parts can go a long way when fixing or customizing drum kits and percussion rigs. Be the guy that supplies spare parts to drummers in need. I am considered the local drum doctor and often help my students out with fixing their kits. Organize your collection of parts and pieces by storing them in clear containers (like clean peanut butter jars) so things can be readily found when needed.  ~~~     Follow Dave:   on Amazon Subscribe to:   Brummet Media​ YouTube Channel​  ​ ~~~