especially cymbals with long decays. a clean jazz kit. friendly toms. please. assist. e-mail if necessary. i have no morals or ethics. also, advice on programming rolls. gracias.

SURE!!!!! it's real simple purchase on plane ticket for waffles including freight for his superfly 1971 Ludwig Standard kit the toms are super friendly, nice and muffled not sure about the decay affect on my cymbal (real minimalist kit, no crash, just a ride/crash and hats) but since i have always used it without a seperate crash, i can exercise precise control of it for accentuating your lack of morals or ethics will not interefere with the possibility of stealing this money to fly me there......should you come up short

i'll talk to my partner. i'm sure we could write it off. probably need to wait until i purchase the new studio, though. live drums, thin walls, nearby neighbor.

kiarchive.ru something there should help

bang your head

Anyone ever hear of Big Bad Voodoo Daddy? My husband bought the CD accidentally. I am putting it into the CD player right now.

I've heard of them. I want to see what they sound like because I like the way their album cover looks. I don't care what anyone says - I like swing. New and old. (mostly new. shut up!)

I've always liked Swing. It hit the Baltimore goth/punk scene years before it hit everywhere else. But I think the trend has lasted because, unlike many fads which have swept the nation, Swing is actually fun.

I listened to it. All the songs pretty much sounded the same, but I felt like dancing the whole time. So I guess it was pretty good.