Re: drum skin
Posted: 02 Aug 2011, 09:36
ok guys will give it a go thanks for your help
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Re: drum skin
Posted: 04 Aug 2011, 14:16
waterslide would do the trick nice and easy.
Re: drum skin
Posted: 04 Aug 2011, 20:36
are they the original 'Pole cats'?????
if they are i have loads of their LP's and 45's somewhere
i love all the rock'a'billy stuff
if they are i have loads of their LP's and 45's somewhere
i love all the rock'a'billy stuff
Re: drum skin
Posted: 05 Aug 2011, 11:29
Yes, 3 quarters of the 1981 line up. I do all their merchandise and run the stall at gigs.
Re: drum skin
Posted: 05 Aug 2011, 19:23
where is this thread going
stu
stu
Re: drum skin
Posted: 05 Aug 2011, 21:11
Don't blame me, I'm just answering the questions
Re: drum skin
Posted: 06 Aug 2011, 09:52
sorry stuart :~
just reminising my youth for a lil while then lol
just reminising my youth for a lil while then lol
Re: drum skin
Posted: 06 Aug 2011, 10:00
Nothing wrong in that - conversations often wander off a tangents.smitch6;27579 wrote:sorry stuart :~
just reminising my youth for a lil while then lol
Re: drum skin
Posted: 07 Aug 2011, 13:32
I don't see anything wrong with a thread wandering off at tangents, as long as the initial query has been answered
Too many forums out there don't allow " off topic" conversation on a thread, glad this place isn't one of them
Too many forums out there don't allow " off topic" conversation on a thread, glad this place isn't one of them
Re: drum skin
Posted: 08 Aug 2011, 00:39
Quite so Kaz...Kaz;27655 wrote:Too many forums out there don't allow " off topic" conversation on a thread, glad this place isn't one of them
I can think of one particular vintage wireless forum where the regime is so rigid it's counter productive.
On one occasion I recall a conversation wandering into an exploration of the historical accuracy of "Von Trappe's" Mercedes in "The sound of Music" being right hand drive - historically correct as it happens; though erroneously cited as a 'movie mistake'... And quite relevant in a forum that seeks to support vintage audio-visual equipment... The discussion had centred 'round Austria's history until the Anschluss. Is history not central to the accurate preservation of old things???
The admin there started issuing all sorts of strange dictats and warnings! - A little further exploration revealed threads being locked after a few weeks inactivity; others being 'pulled up' for discussions drifting off to discuss one brand or radio when the o/p had been about some other -
Don't know WHAT is going on in the forum owner's head; but it's not healthy...
Point is conversations 'drifting' often allows inter related issues to be explored and connections made - this is good, healthy and allows ideas to develop -especially important in a creative context.