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Mapex Cherry vs Piglite Acrylic snare

« Reply #20 on: August 27, 2005, 07:01 AM »

Can we aim a little higher with the level of metaphors, please? This is NOT a guys-only forum.

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Re:Mapex Cherry vs Piglite Acrylic snare

« Reply #21 on: August 27, 2005, 07:47 AM »

It's not a guys only forum?? Sorry, didn't know that, but I knew I was gonna get in trouble sooner or later with those stupid sexist jokes! But seriously, I don't really remember seeing a post by a member of the opposite sex in this forum in the time I'v spent browsing here. Where are the girls?
Speaking of girls, I saw Marilyn Masur once, in concert with Jan Garbarek. Unusual percussionist cum drummer set up and style of playing, played the kick drum standing up the whole night! But I enjoyed her performance, she was fluid and tasteful.
I think the whole girl drummer thing rocks, for the record. I'm on their side! But somehow, the girl drummer thing hasn't caught on in the same way as the girl wrestler thing, or even the girl boxer thing, hopefully things will change soon. We need more girls in the drumming world! Long Live Cindy Blackman!