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PUNT 03-19-2004 11:25 PM

drummer problem.
 
I dont know what to do. Our drummer isnt really that good. But he is one of my bestfreinds and its hard to find a drummer around here. A lot of people in my school tell me that we should kcik him out. But i dont really want to. What do you think I should do?

B0nz0 03-20-2004 12:15 PM

well do u have any other drummer to take his place? cuz a drummer is better than no drummer...

Music rockS 03-20-2004 02:31 PM

What are you playing. There may be a need for a really good drummer, or not. I would say depends on how long he has been playing. I've been drumming for 2 months well the rest of the people in the 'band' have been playing for more than a year. Tell him he really hould work on some stuff and get some books. If he is trying and just isn't good you might need to drop him. But if he wants to try harder and progress, give him some time.

Jamie 03-20-2004 06:12 PM

find another drummer but just ask him if hes interested so u know you have a drummer to fall back on if yo do drop him

Scarred4Life 03-20-2004 07:07 PM

Id say for you to keep him, especially if hes your friend. Beggars cant be choosers anyways. Just try to work with him to make him better,

eeee 05-27-2005 09:46 PM

[QUOTE=PUNT]I dont know what to do. Our drummer isnt really that good. But he is one of my bestfreinds and its hard to find a drummer around here. A lot of people in my school tell me that we should kcik him out. But i dont really want to. What do you think I should do?[/QUOTE]



are you talking about me or krause?

airborne50caliber 05-28-2005 01:34 AM

Replace him, if you're best friends you will stay best friends, he'll understand. If he takes it personally he wasn't a real friend.

NoHero9 05-28-2005 01:38 AM

in my opinion it comes down to what is more important, a friendship or how serious you are, musically. personally I would drop the friend, or kill him. that would take care of it. and noone gets hurt..............

larry_emder 05-28-2005 04:02 AM

Tell him to take lessons, and JAM WITH HIM lots.....

UnDeRoAtHfAn777 05-28-2005 10:52 AM

[QUOTE=Music rockS]What are you playing. There may be a need for a really good drummer, or not. I would say depends on how long he has been playing. I've been drumming for 2 months well the rest of the people in the 'band' have been playing for more than a year. Tell him he really hould work on some stuff and get some books. If he is trying and just isn't good you might need to drop him. But if he wants to try harder and progress, give him some time.[/QUOTE]
agreed

Cramboli 05-28-2005 11:16 AM

[QUOTE=NoHero9]in my opinion it comes down to what is more important, a friendship or how serious you are, musically. personally I would drop the friend, or kill him. that would take care of it. and noone gets hurt..............[/QUOTE]
Now theres a solution everybody can agree on.......

CelticPunkRocker 06-07-2005 05:02 AM

I had this problem, but usually after a while they get the skills. Unless, they are:like rock8 said, intolerably ****. i mean, look at the white stripes.

delinquent 06-07-2005 08:06 AM

how long has he been playing? maybe he just needs practice... you cant expect someone to just be really good at something without learning and practicing.
however, if he dosent want to work at it or try to improve, drop him.
of course make sure you have another drummer lined up...
seems theyre hard to find there... and beggars cant be choosers, so make do with what you have... but, encourage him and try to help him and you might have yourself a really good drummer with a bit of tome

airborne50caliber 06-07-2005 08:46 AM

[QUOTE=CelticPunkRocker]I had this problem, but usually after a while they get the skills. Unless, they are:like rock8 said, intolerably ****. i mean, look at the white stripes.[/QUOTE]

n00b alert
:rolleyes:

CelticPunkRocker 06-18-2005 10:53 PM

All gotta start somewhere :)





(how do you make smileys?)

CelticPunkRocker 06-18-2005 10:54 PM

ok nevermind

Futuro 06-20-2005 07:11 PM

get him lessons.....were do you guys live (not trying to sound shady) but i know a lot of teachers, and if you are in tampa could teach him myself....for a price of course :p

bighambino 06-20-2005 07:43 PM

[QUOTE=CelticPunkRocker]All gotta start somewhere :)





(how do you make smileys?)[/QUOTE]


:lol: Hilarious.

bwbw 06-21-2005 05:26 AM

Start a 'side project' which happens to have all the members of the current band and a different drummer. Over time have fewer and fewer practices with your current band, until it's obvious the band isn't going anywhere then agree to stop altogether.

airborne50caliber 06-21-2005 08:22 AM

Kick him out

10571z 06-22-2005 06:29 AM

[QUOTE=B0nz0]well do u have any other drummer to take his place? cuz a drummer is better than no drummer...[/QUOTE]


that is so so untrue if u have a **** drummer who cant keep time its better to have no drummer so at least ur songs iwll sound half decent

airborne50caliber 06-22-2005 10:44 AM

that's true.

chinstrokingbluesman 06-22-2005 12:53 PM

The beatles were gods but was ringo really a good drummer? I'd say keep him and try to help him improve, just sorta help him out a bit, after all he is only a drummer ;)

Nicko_Shmicko 06-23-2005 05:40 PM

tell him to practice 2 hours every day or you'll kick him out, worked for us at the start

airborne50caliber 06-24-2005 12:21 AM

Ringo WAS a good drummer.

starr time!


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