Percussive Injuries
5 February 2007 15:13![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
glenatronRight, does anyone know a good drummer who can learn songs and actually turn up to rehearsals from time to time, because we're getting very tired of ones that can't. Is it so hard to find anyone with as much commitment as the rest of the band does?
We've got four weeks until we're playing at this major Canadian industry show in Toronto and we really need someone who can do that. The guy we thought would be able to come in has proven himself unreliable- he didn't turn up to practice yesterday or get in touch at all and we simply can't be doing with that, he's straight out, but it presents a real problem.
While I'm whinging, one who can manage a simple shuffle would be nice as well. I don't see why it must be so amazingly hard to do.
We've got four weeks until we're playing at this major Canadian industry show in Toronto and we really need someone who can do that. The guy we thought would be able to come in has proven himself unreliable- he didn't turn up to practice yesterday or get in touch at all and we simply can't be doing with that, he's straight out, but it presents a real problem.
While I'm whinging, one who can manage a simple shuffle would be nice as well. I don't see why it must be so amazingly hard to do.
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Date: 5 Feb 2007 19:08 (UTC)no subject
Date: 5 Feb 2007 19:40 (UTC)Either way, we seem to have covered the immediate problem by getting the guy who engineered our album to play for us on our Toronto trip, he's pretty much a session player and he knows the music well so hopefully that will be a part of our path to Cananadian fame and fortune.
The search for a competent full-time replacement continues.