| I agree with mouse. Find what made you start and immerse yourself in it. Also I'd suggest getting into another band. I was having a simmilar funk when I hooked with a new bunch of guys I'd never met before. All new songs to write to and new friends depending on me gave me a whole new perspective and new reasons to keep playing.
don't get hung up on how "good" you are. Success comes from practice and application. If you want to be able to play in time with click tracks, then simply start playing along to your metronome and eventually you'll get it.
Don't stress too much dude. It'll cloud all your abilities. Clean up that room, fix up that kit and find out from your council when you're legelly aloud to practice so you can tell your neighbours to bite the big one!
Get back on that saddle soldier. You're doing this for the credability of all drummers!! They may take your sticks, but they'll never take, OUR FREEDOM!!!!!!!!!! |