**** you man! i'm a baby

In seven and a half months, I will be 19.

I'll be 19 in over 2 months... so old ! :upset:

I'll be 19 in like 11 months

You know what would be cool?
If we had a Rap forum.

Hm....

No.

Fine.
Stupid white people.

If we had a rap forum most of the threads would be "Rap sux lolz" "rap isn't music" "black people should for making crappy music"

I know that's what I would post

i got a phone that was 25 bucks with a 24 dollar rebate and i got folsom prision blues on my phone. i rule and my band practices in folsom

Then you're an idiot. (not to dolemite, to the one above)




I got drums a couple hours ago. First lesson I learned: Buy earplugs.

[QUOTE=DOLEMITE]i got a phone that was 25 bucks with a 24 dollar rebate and i got folsom prision blues on my phone. i rule and my band practices in folsom[/QUOTE]
I'm going to Folsom in August. family reunion.

[QUOTE=Ska_Pirate]Then you're an idiot. (not to dolemite, to the one above)




I got drums a couple hours ago. First lesson I learned: Buy earplugs.[/QUOTE]

You'll get used to the noise. The issue of noise will quickly resolve itself

I'm leaving for Boston on Vacation in a few hours for a 10 hour car ride...ugh

thatd be fun.I'd burn 20 or so cds and listen to them all.

[QUOTE=metty16]You'll get used to the noise. The issue of noise will quickly resolve itself[/QUOTE]

If you are saying that he doesn't need ear plugs then you are mistaken. Many drummers have ended up with a 'ringing' noise constantly hearing it due to not wearing ear plugs while playing.

I have been playing drums for a little over a year and I cope with the noise fine. The sound level sort of dies down after a while so that it doesn't seem as loud to you...just other people

[QUOTE=metty16]I have been playing drums for a little over a year and I cope with the noise fine. The sound level sort of dies down after a while so that it doesn't seem as loud to you...just other people[/QUOTE]

Hmm... i would still be careful. You should get earplugs even if they don't sound loud to you anymore. Better to be safe than sorry

I like the natural feel of the sound, when you use earplugs it tweaks the noise and doesn't sound...pure. Still, better safe then sorry

[QUOTE=metty16]I have been playing drums for a little over a year and I cope with the noise fine. The sound level sort of dies down after a while so that it doesn't seem as loud to you...just other people[/QUOTE]That's called going deaf.

Uh, no

[QUOTE=sketchyjoe]That's called going deaf.[/QUOTE]

Are you not supposed to be playing poker drunk ?

It's called getting used to the noise

Uh, yeah, I'm pretty sure you're going partially deaf.

I just am getting used to how loud it is and I'm coping with it

My guitar still sounds as loud as it did the day I started playing. I think you are going deaf.

[QUOTE=RetiredAt21]My guitar still sounds as loud as it did the day I started playing. I think you are going deaf.[/QUOTE]

Yeah, even now when i turn up my bass as loud as it can go it still makes me jump a bit. My room is really small and the walls shake too. Really freaky when i stick on the Ultrabass and the house starts to vibrate

[QUOTE=RetiredAt21]My guitar still sounds as loud as it did the day I started playing. I think you are going deaf.[/QUOTE]
Mine's (bass) is softer.

[QUOTE=Biscuit_box]Yeah, even now when i turn up my bass as loud as it can go it still makes me jump a bit. My room is really small and the walls shake too. Really freaky when i stick on the Ultrabass and the house starts to vibrate[/QUOTE]
What amp you got?

thats scary, man (to biscuit box)