Real Drums Are Better Than Electronic Drums

It's been too long since I've played an acoustic drum set. From my days in high school in the percussion ensemble, to the shows I played in the pit for, and the gigs out in New York with my band, I miss hitting things and making lots of noise. 

I attribute my hiatus from drumming on real drums to living in various apartments where, understandably, making loud noises with drums wouldn't be looked upon too favorably by the neighbors. Thankfully, I've had an electronic drum set to get me by in the last few years. It's not the same, but 'tis better than nothing. 

I found a rehearsal studio here in town that offers a drummer's practice room; a small space which drummers can rent out for practice. It's even "drummer budget friendly" also - $15 gets me two hours time - perfect! 

I went down the other day and had a lot of fun, and wanted to do it again; this time, I brought some recording gear with me and put together a little video. It's not perfect by any means, but it sure did feel good to get back behind the real drums for a change. Perhaps it's some motivation to find a band to play with now!