For the ladies out there, please don't get jealous of my new living room decor. We have a full set of Man Cave styled drums right smack dab in the middle of our upstairs.
It's a GORGEOUS set we have on loan from friend Tamara from The Greenhouse Diaries for the short term. My son just fired up practice so we are in trial mode.
(you may remember my past Tamara adventure on staging for a music video HERE and the poinsettia tour HERE)
So what's a junker to do with a buncha drums you ask?
Why... PLAY THEM of course!
Wow! Pretty good :) Such a cute video and post!
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Can I go on the road with you? ;)
ReplyDeletethat is really cool!:D
ReplyDeleteWTG Donna! Here's a tip from someone who ran a recording studio for years. Get a piece of carpet under that kick pedal and save your floors!
ReplyDeleteOh the days of Band Practice.. my basement had
ReplyDeleteso many kids playing with my Son and his Sax
down there and it was amazing how the house
shook.... You might have heard
of Alison Krause.. she was down there in her
HS days learning how to tweek her voice for
her success... I truly miss those days.
Love it!
Sandy
How could you resist? I know I wouldn't be able to stay away from them!!
ReplyDeleteMy grandson just starting playing - don't know if my son and DIL know what they are in for.
Mom of three percussionists here. The drum set is definitely the elephant in the room, but I love hearing the distant banging of the cymbals. Tells me they are home, tells me they have a healthy hobby, and tells me they love music.
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You are hilarious..and adorable of course!! Why YES...you are very good on the drums!!!
ReplyDeleteI think you did pretty darn good! And....your hair looks great!
ReplyDeleteYou go girl ! ! !
ReplyDeleteWhen I was little I wanted to learn how to play drums... my mom bought me a guitar. lol
ReplyDeleteDon't know how to play either one. Looks like fun!!!
I always wanted to play the drums but wasn't allowed and was told only boys play drums, I'm seriously jealous.
ReplyDeleteWell, just in case the junk business doesn't work out......keep your sticks close by....
ReplyDeleteYou are a hoot Donna! And I think you did really well for the first time on drums. Or maybe you've been practicing secretly? Who's going to enjoy this drum kit more, you or your son? Fun stuff!!
ReplyDeleteYou are so cute, I have never even tried my son's drums. Anyway a drumset for my son at 13 was actually one of the best things I ever did for him. He is now 22 and very VERY good on them and is in and out of bands all the time. In high school kids would start chanting "Alan, Alan" when he came out. Cool huh? I hope your son gets as much pleasure out of them as mine did. Love your blog and your cool sense of humor.
ReplyDeleteYou certainly did way better than I ever would! lol Poor kitty... traumatized for life.
ReplyDeleteKeep practicing, soon you'll be as good as Buddy Rich!!
Debbie :)
You're entering my world...not the playing, but having a son who plays! I've had a drum set in my home for 6 years now. Fortunately they are in the bonus room and I don't hear them too much. But, that room is cold in the winter and hot in the summer, so this year's Christmas present to my son was an electronic drum set. something he could keep in his room. He loves it, but now I hear random "tapping"...can't hear the cymbals or the bass, or the sound of the drums, just the tapping on the rubber.
ReplyDeleteHave fun with those things...love having a drummer!!
Love your blog!
ReplyDeleteNicely done! Band practice at my place tonight. :)
ReplyDeleteOH my gosh! This is the same reason I can't do a thing with our office. I have a giant set of drums in it for my son! I feel like we are about to go on tour! Good luck!
ReplyDeleteI love that you played them. I played drums in high school and for years have wanted a drum set. But, my hubby thinks that it is best if playing drums remains a pleasant memory of the past. One that he doesn't have to hear now. LOL... he would die if there was a drum set sitting in the middle of our living room.
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