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what would the good people of the message pit advise a young guitarist, in a qiute serious band, to do about a drummer who is really arrogent.
He's a great drummer, and he can learn any PJ we ask him to pretty quick. Thing is he gets on our nerves quite a lot.
We're thinkin of waiting till we go up to sixth form then advertising for a new drummer, what do you all think?
He's a great drummer, and he can learn any PJ we ask him to pretty quick. Thing is he gets on our nerves quite a lot.
We're thinkin of waiting till we go up to sixth form then advertising for a new drummer, what do you all think?
some things once spoken, can't be taken back
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words. just talk to him. if that dont fix him, then feel free to do what you want....but hey, dont ell me youve done that, it has to be a powerful speech.
trust me, its the best way to sort out problems, communication...powerful and effective communication.
''i dont wanna think, i wanna feel''
Of course talking to him about it may result in him leaving anyway. If this happens don't fire him immediately. Give him a couple of days to cool off and see if he changes his attitude. No change, by by.
Trust me on this, fellas. The drummer and the rest of the band have what may be regarded as, er, ideological differences that won't be settled in this lifetime!
I think ultimately this is a matter only you can solve, Albino mate.
Many thanks to you all.
AND we needed a drummer, so that's how i t went....
Hopefully the main reason was because even with the attitude problems - you all know that when its right, it is right and the music and band are good.
Band members get to see the best and worst of each other, but if you remember that your first commitment is to the music and making a go at it. All the rest of the bullshit is just that bullshit that can be overcome. At the end of the day, go you separate ways.
To me the answers seem to be --
a. They begged you to come back because they are willing to do what it takes to make the music. Even dealing with you.
b. You came back, not just because they begged, but because whether you admit or not, you see something in these people and the band's commitment to make a go of it.
Even though neither one of these statements may include all the reasons of why - but both of them tells me the one thing -
None of you were welling to give up on the band as a whole, and that is what a band is -a whole of parts -. So start from there and see if things can be mended.
But if you really don't want to be part of the band, give them your notice. And if you all don't want him to be part of your band, tell him. So everyone can move on. Stop acting like a bunch of
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about asking what to do with an annoying but good drummer....meh never mind...
The end statement was not about your question, its about the actions taken to correction the situation. Either your willing to keep the drummer, as is. Or you have to let the drummer go so that everyone can move on. Make the decision as a band and stick to it.
Talk to/or read House53, his band is in a similar boat.
Forgot about you.
Makes me glad I don't manage a band.
Slaps hand, won't happen again.
Noel Gallagher
Unfortunately, real drummers don't have an on/off switch.
okay.....so its not that much of a big deal, but it freaked me out. i agree with unk fins
hehe this one sounds (to quote bambi) 'hella good!' could have a female drummer, who can do backing and as jon ain't no Eddie (nor am i) female leading vocalist. hehe, you'd have best of both, drumming and singing...that suffolk chick would make us very lucky
hmmm....shame you dont know any suffolk chicks then...
*SHOUTS IN JOY* woooooooooooooooo
(sorry schumacher just crashed-YES!:D )
*jumps* dude! you scared me....
i tried to read that name....and was saying shoe-mash-er.....until i realised what you meant. i used to like racing, until damon hill stopped. didnt care for it after that... :rolleyes: