In what I hope is a precedent-setting first for the band, everyone showed up for loadup on time. I'd spent a while beforehand making sure everything was packed up properly, as I am wont to do, so loading was just a case of haul it up the stairs and heave it in the Forester. And miraculously, everything fit just fine with even some room to spare (
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holy cow!
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So you did see that. Given how brutal the lights are on that stage I assumed you couldn't.
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It helped that they were wearing white.
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Thanks, Eric. It's only my 2nd show on drums (and 10+ years since last having a kit), so I like to have some fun if I'm going to be playing a gig. All of the proper technique I try to use at home (Moeller method, etc) goes out the window when I get on a stage, haha.
Playing the dholak live is harder than it was in practice. I don't know why that is. I may or may not continue to do that. I do know I smacked the ever-living crap out of my hands during "Triangular" when I missed the drumhead and hit my knuckle on the bolt-arm.
That smarts! I did the same thing on my snare rim last week.
-Chris W-
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