[foto1]

I was away for a few months first because of my 3rd shift hours but now returned to my regular duty shift.I did mention I bought a new set of Tama's,practicing alot and hopefully will get into an established rock/blues band.Anybody looking for a drummer in Southern CT let me know.I had a few jam sessions here at the house and that was fun.Some good players for blues and southern rock.

[Der Trommler]

That sounds good foto1. It is always tons of help to have someone close that can help you work the bugs out, and even better when it is a professional drummer to boot. Don't forget to post some pics of the set when you get it all dialed in!

[sara]

Originally Posted by foto1

Sorry I wasn't keeping in touch for a couple weeks.I have been working alot of hours and 3rd shift is a killer. I am chasing bad guys a night for a couple months and my body isn't handling the shift change to well. I did however buy a new set of drums.Because of the type of playing I'll be doing for the most part my own pleasure and hopefully get connected with a good rock/blues band here in Southern Connecticut.I purchased a Ludwig Accent Custom CS Elite set.It came with all of the hardware and a free 10 " tom and 2 floor toms.I'll spend the extra money on good cymbals.My brother in law is a pro drummer and he is going to help me set it up and tune it properly.So all I can say is wish me luck and i hope to be playing out soon...Terry

GOODLUCK!

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[Tainojim]

Good luck with your new kit Mr. Foto. Wait for that graveyard shift, it's a killer. I did rotating shift for 18 years and you'll never get used to it.

And welcome back. You made a good choice on the kit.

[foto1]

I will try to send a pic or two soon.