caijunlong
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I once played a bass pedal on stage that was secured by masking tape. Half way through the song, the beater flew off to the back. Everyone thought I dropped my sticks...
Some competition back in poly... In the finals. Grooving along.
Coming in from the bridge, had a brain fart - crashed in from a busy fill one beat early. Thankfully, my bandmates were alert and quick on their feet. They made it sound like we did a 7/8 bar on purpose.
my drummer committed a horrendous mistake, but we forgave him for it. heh. he tried to do the drumstick spin thingy, then the stick flew out, hit the guitarist's head, and he had to play the whole song with 1 stick. and his hand. the song we played happened to be 8 minutes long. LOL.
Cool thread!! Let me share mine.
Like wat Alvin said, I was playing halfway when the whole beater gave way. The whole band was wondering where's the bloody kick and was looking at me. I can only give them a poor look at try to signal by looking at my pedal. Poor soundman gotta run up and try to resolve the problem. Poor me gotta tell him (soundman) in the midst of the song with the noise. Luckily i have a SPDS and i actually need to subsitude my kick with the SPDS kick.
This is worse. Same venue (I play in a club) I actually told the soundman before that i seriously need to change my bass drum skin as i can actually see a crack. "On the way" tats the only thing he can tell me. Midst of a song, rock song some more, my whole beater went INTO the bass drum skin and got trapped inside, dont know whether you guys understand what i mean. In the end, I need to do the same to remedy the song. Blessing in disguise maybe cos after the song we actually need to stop performing..hehe
Drummers always have this 'problem.' I mean you see, if a guitarist, bassist, keyboardist make a mistake, unless you are a musician yourself among the audience, if not not much people will actually know you made a mistake. BUT drummers i feel that as long as they make 1 simple mistake like over doing a fill in, or maybe just hit the rim of the snare instead of hitting the whole snare, everyone will know, unless they are not concentrating la.
Kudos to all!!