dudio

I apologize if there are any repeats..

- Fry By Night

- Carcass of Veal

- A Farewell to onion Rings

- Moving Pitchers

- Red Bruschetta

- The Camera Eye of Round

I love Entre Nous, but ultimately I had

to choose Jacob's Ladder.

Anyone else enjoying System of a Down's stuff?

Their last 2 albums (Hypnotize and Mesmerize) are awesome !

Here's a question..

Who else plays unconventionally?

Either left handed or (like me) standard set up,

but left handed (ie: no crossover)?

Hemispheres was the first Rush album I ever heard.

I had just moved from Quebec to Ontario, and went

to a house party with a friend.

Prior to that I was listening to Top 40 in Quebec,

and starting to get a taste for 'New Wave' music.

As soon as I walked in the door and heard this music,

I went straight to the stereo system to learn what it was.

La Villa was and will probably always be my favourite song.

Based on a Maxwin set (low end Pearls) that I got

about 25 years ago, and additional Pearl toms and rotos.

My hi-hat sux, and I want a double peddle for the bass.

(Actually what I want is CygnusX's kit, and Jaminbenb's cymbols!)

http://www.wamsl.com/whatsit/da_kit.jpg

1) Listening to "The Barry Interesting Survey" on edge.ca

2) My ex is evil.

3) I'm lonely tonite.

It's not that hard of a fill.

What used to be nice was when I played to Rush on vinyl.

My old turntable had a pitch control so you could slow the

song down a bit, and stand a better chance at learning it,

and then going back to normal speed when you were comfortable with it.

Entre Nous is a great song !

/digs out copy

(ps: my first post. Hello people)