[AvengedDrummer]

Be there or be square! These clinics are always good. The Kenny Aronoff one was amazing.

[UPSTROKE]

You big city dudes are so lucky. You get guys like this just dropping by out of the sky. Up here in Podunk, Idaho, me and a few Indians were the only ones that even had a drum. Drum parts still come in on the stagecoach, and pony express still delivers the mail. If I'm really lucky if the stagecoach doesn't get robbed by gunslingers. Dang big city drummers.

[AvengedDrummer]

haha! Im not THAT big city....this is an hour drive for me.

[UPSTROKE]

Originally Posted by AvengedDrummer

haha! Im not THAT big city....this is an hour drive for me.

Thanks for the reply. I'm just joshing about Idaho. They replaced the stagecoach last week with a Ford Model A.

Seriously, you are definitely on the right track. Hopefully, many young and old drummers will read your ad and this post. PLEASE, all of you-attend every possible clinic that you can. There is no way that you can leave a drum clinic without being a better, more inspired drummer.

[Jazz&ReggaeRock]

Oh, darn, i thought it said Manchest, CT there for a 2nd. I was planning on possibly being in SE NE next month perhaps. Rats!
well that sounds good.. $10 is nothing for that either. I just saw a drum forum last month with a very accomplished pro drummer. It cost me $10.. best $10 i spent in a long time.. and I had to drive like 2 hours almost to get there also!