Along time ago I played the flute and saxophone.

I played the sax as well. Mine broke and it was going to cost to much to fix so I haven't played since. I miss playing.

A SL1200. Cool. I have a Dual 550 back in the other room. Lots of vinyl around here still.

I only wish I had those...SL1200MK5G....I have Stanton STR8-100's.

I'm trying to get 1200s


^^My Decks

-Mark

I used to sell SL1200MK-II's and Denon's. I think we had some Stanton come through, too. Lots of ATUS as well. Lots of fun getting them to work on old floors with a lot of traffic!

Just yesterday I stopped off at the music store in town (which is owned by the lead singer in my band) and saw this cart in the middle of the floor. I knew he had bought it a long time ago when we hosted that Colgate talent show contest thing to move big equipment by himself. I haven't seen it since.

These things are radically expensive and I haven't seen him use it in... Forever. So I shot him a deal (cheap deal) and he took it! Wow! Now I have a legendary multi-cart!

Looks like I can take my entire drumset from car to stage in three trips! So cool!

Awesome those things are handy to have for other things besides drums too.

yeah cool, I think I need one too, could move lots of stuff in a short period of time.

You done good

wouldnt a pack mule of worked better , one trip then
I think thats what Neil Pert uses , but doesnt he have like 4 pack mules for his ensomble?

I already have two to feed now!

Actually Neil has lightened up a bit. This is him on the last night of their last tour.

This, to him, is small!

where is his gong and those brass tubes at ?

Now you've gone and got me all nostalgic! He triggers those sounds electronically from the xylophone-like controller on his left. But I remember the old days...

You worked hard for percussion then!

I used to play stage drums in 7th grade, but moved out of state for my 8th grade year , and they only had snare drum in their band class, so i quit playing.
I had a friend that had a set of drums and I sat down to play( 19 years ago) and found out my hands still worked but both feet wanted to do the same beat , couldnt make my feet do different beats on the hihats and tom tom..LOL
I could still play wipe out , hawaii 5 O theme but that was all .

It took me a while to convince people I actually had a set. Then when they caught on they'd ask the number one question...

"Are you any good?"

Sheesh. That's best left for you to decide. Not me.

I remember when I was young, my mom would always let me stay up late when Johnny Crason would have Buddy Rich on, as he always played on his show, Johnny wasnt to shabby either.