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OriginalAnimal
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Posted - 02/06/2012 :  21:45:35  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
On Thgursday we were due to play at the 'Manhattan 34' bar in Leicester, we've played there once before and had a great time, We also had 2 seperate parties coming!

On arrival the barman tlod us that the council had installed a noise meter, no probs, we've worked with them before and with the jobeky I could keep the kit really low.

As soon as we tried to play, the power tripped, to the point where with the bar staff in attendance, one cough tripped the power. the system had been set using an ipod and they had not thought of using a live bandf!

Also this was attached to monitoring equipment in an upstairs flat which recorded everytime the system was tripped, so we couldn't use another socket.

Thankfully our resouceful sax player went to a real ale pub 'The Ale Wagon' who agreed to have us playing, so at 7.30, our current audience helped to carry all the gear 100m up the road and we started just after 8pm

And what a gig it was

Great beer, great people and no stupid limiters

I have no time to practice, I'm gigging. Leicester Drum Sniffers Anonymous. #17 of the 582 & 17 0f the 798 World Record Holders.
Jobeky, 2Box Drumit 5, Premier, Highwood/DM drums Paul Brook Snare, Matt Nolan cymbals, Silverstone Drum (seats) Thrones. Los Cabos drumsticks
Re Cycling drums is the future.

Sharklaar
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Posted - 02/06/2012 :  22:29:17  Show Profile  Visit Sharklaar's Homepage  Reply with Quote
I'm sure there was another thread about the same thing recently....

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drumdmc
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Posted - 02/06/2012 :  22:53:20  Show Profile  Visit drumdmc's Homepage  Reply with Quote
Stella and Phil have been in cahoots!

Resonators and Ufips....just beautiful. www.vintageolympic.co.uk

Rotocasting is definitely the pinnacle of cymbal manufacture!

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jamoca
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Posted - 02/06/2012 :  23:18:16  Show Profile  Visit jamoca's Homepage  Reply with Quote
http://www.mikedolbear.co.uk/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=107398

Phil, you been on the Absinthe again?!

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OriginalAnimal
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Posted - 03/06/2012 :  07:49:09  Show Profile  Reply with Quote
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Originally posted by jamoca

http://www.mikedolbear.co.uk/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=107398

Phil, you been on the Absinthe again?!



Nope, 12 hours of ferrying furniture and 24hrs without access to the outside world combined with Alzhiemers

I have no time to practice, I'm gigging. Leicester Drum Sniffers Anonymous. #17 of the 582 & 17 0f the 798 World Record Holders.
Jobeky, 2Box Drumit 5, Premier, Highwood/DM drums Paul Brook Snare, Matt Nolan cymbals, Silverstone Drum (seats) Thrones. Los Cabos drumsticks
Re Cycling drums is the future.
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