Whoo.

[Jetpoweredface]

I guess I'll start this one up by posting a video from state last year. I marched bass 4, so you can watch my fat self march around. Watch me after the ballad. My carrier came off of the drum half way up, so I had to put the whole contraption down, put the carrier back on the drum, get the drum on, and get my hat, all during the count-off. Let's just say I'm lucky the mic didn't pick up what I was saying at that point. ;)
Enjoy.

http://youtube.com/watch?v=6-56IwSBM3U

[Jetpoweredface]

Or not. Come on people. Watch a fat kid struggle with a 28" bass drum! Quality entertainment!

[V]

Or not. Come on people. Watch a fat kid struggle with a 28" bass drum! Quality entertainment!
Lol. Nice video man!

[Jetpoweredface]

haha
thanks
It sucked then, but looking back it was funny as hell.

[V]

haha
thanks
It sucked then, but looking back it was funny as hell.
Haha, you said it, not me :cool:

[devildrums555]

I'll check out the vid when I get home from school.


Gotta love a 28" bass drum. :cool?

[Tommyboy79]

Stuff like that happens all the time, it's just how you handle it that is what is cool or not. I thought it was quite funny. I would have liked to have been base 3 and heard all that right behind me.

[xfyre]

well, that kind of reminds me of my freshman year in Indoor, when i was playing cymbals. we had back-drops for our show that were on wheels, and we got behind them and pushed them around. in our first show, as i was pushing one of my back-drops (we switched them throughout the show), the big part i was behind fell off the base that had the wheels. i was like, "Oh s***!" and i kind of picked it up (with cymbals on, although, they had bars in the back that we used to push them around) and i kicked it closer to where it was supposed to be. then, the next person who had to use it, which was a girl with bass 1, picked the thing up and carried it to our last set. that was one of the scariest moments of my life.