Red Mosquito

tree_ wrote:I don't even have a drum set right now or I would. It's really not that hard. A Tool song, on the other hand.. give me a year to figure that shit out

I have a drum set you can use

oh ok bring it over

Does this sound hard?

not that hard and frankly quite boring. You can literally copy and paste the first bit for the whole song and not know the difference

JuanHamm wrote:Just use your hands for sushi. There's really no reason to use chopsticks.

This is the correct answer.

wease wrote:

JuanHamm wrote:Just use your hands for sushi. There's really no reason to use chopsticks.

This is the correct answer.

also, it's frowned upon to leave bits of rice in your soy. this is the way.

tree_ wrote:Does this sound hard?

You've cherry-picked one of the most straight-ahead, understated drum tracks in their entire catalogue. And even then, there's no way you can nail those ghost notes, even with years behind the kit.

You don't understand drumming. You think that difficulty is exclusively tied to time signatures. As usual, you're confidently incorrect. Calling yourself naturally gifted is also peak cringe.

I realise that engaging you is always a mistake, but you need to understand how smooth your brain is.

It’s not hard dude

Confidence is when you believe in yourself and your abilities, arrogance is when you think you are better than others and act accordingly. You could say that arrogance is false confidence and that the person displaying it is overcompensating for their inner inadequacies.

Ello Sailor wrote:

tree_ wrote:Does this sound hard?

You've cherry-picked one of the most straight-ahead, understated drum tracks in their entire catalogue. And even then, there's no way you can nail those ghost notes, even with years behind the kit.

You don't understand drumming. You think that difficulty is exclusively tied to time signatures. As usual, you're confidently incorrect. Calling yourself naturally gifted is also peak cringe.

I realise that engaging you is always a mistake, but you need to understand how smooth your brain is.

I'm not at all confident that tree could nail that song while making that face

My whole point from the beginning was just saying how I think chad smith is overrated. I don’t care if you guys believe I can play drums. I’m not even saying I’m great, merely competent. I am naturally gifted in music, but never practiced enough to be great. I’m not arrogant, I’ll be the first to tell you I suck at many things in life. Actually I’m quite the opposite of arrogant when I think about it. If I had a little more confidence, false or not maybe I could find a little success in life.

tree is starting early today, i see.

With another argument we’ve had before.

wease wrote:With another argument we’ve had before.

Blame Elmo sailor for bringing it up again

Tree, play, record, and share a drum track at your desk using chop sticks. That’d tie the last few pages together nicely.

spike wrote:Tree, play, record, and share a drum track at your desk using chop sticks. That’d tie the last few pages together nicely.

I may do this on Monday if I’m feeling arrogant enough

spike wrote:Tree, play, record, and share a drum track at your desk using chop sticks. That’d tie the last few pages together nicely.

He can’t. He laid out of work today.

Again though, this isn’t about how good I am, it’s about how avg chad smith is in the peppers

Given how often drummers quit, I imagine endurance and tolerance for repetition separates the greats from the amateurs. Not to mention the repetitive stress injuries.