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kid_slacker said:well..good luck with that.
That made a hell of a lot of sense.
+1 respect point to the cool guy with the logical retort.
kid_slacker said:well..good luck with that.
Travis Barker Discusses Bad Break, Road To Recovery
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10.06.2006 1:38 PM EDT
Injury could be multiple fractures or tumor; drummer says he'll play one-armed on band's tour.
Ever since he was 4 years old, Travis Barker has only known one way to play the drums: hard.
And now, after more than 25 years of pounding the kit with reckless abandon, that style of play might have finally caught up with him.
Last
month, while he was filming the video for "When Your Heart Stops Beating," the first single from his new band, Plus-44, he started feeling a dull, burning pain in his right forearm — a pain unlike anything he had ever felt before.
But with a full slate of promotional interviews for his band's debut album, When Your Heart Stops Beating, including one with MTV News just four days after he injured his arm, and an upcoming string of European shows with Plus, he decided to press on. Which was probably not the best idea.
"We were in London, doing rehearsals, and I really started feeling it. I had to go to an urgent-care doctor, because I could feel the pain in my bone, and feel my muscles and tendons tightening with pain," Barker said. "So I went to this doctor, and he couldn't read X-rays, and when he told me not to play for the next three weeks, I told him, 'You can't give me any proof.' So I played every night and iced it every night, but it just kept aching."
Upon returning home to Los Angeles earlier this week, Barker scheduled an appointment with a doctor to undergo an MRI. But rather than providing results, the scan of his forearm only raised more unsettling questions.
"After he did the MRI, we looked and the inside of one of my bones was all black, instead of white, like it should be. Which means that either I have a bunch of fractures in my bone — which, if I kept playing, would shatter — or I had a tumor inside my bone," Barker explained. "It is what it is, and I don't think there's anything I can do about it. I don't like hiding, so I figured I would come out and tell people what's up. Either it's broken, or I could have something growing inside my arm. And that sucks, but there's nothing I can do about it."
http://www.mtv.com/news/articles/154...headlines=true
fallengrace182 said:hmm he has broken his leg before and he used the left leg to play the bass drum.kind of cool.i gotta admit that he is one of the really best in punk rock.
fallengrace182 said:grow up shert.same to you johnson.
neuro182 said:wasted they are gone.. Angel & Airwaves..