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hey guys! does anyone know where i can get decent drum lessons!? cause i dunno where 2 start!! if u guys could give me some tips it would be a great help!

thanks
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[starsky]

biz is always advertising on here for drum lessons.

[Frosty Jack]

Check out Sound Ideas, above Beans on Union Street. Nick is great, highly qualified and a top bloke, but I suspect he may be booked up. If so, ask in Bruce Millers.

[Sam L4]

If you go into Bruce Millers i think they can give you a list of all the teachers around Aberdeen.

[Biz]

I will teach you faster and cheaper than anyone else,see me in action at The Moorings tonight with http://www.16again.co.uk/ I have noticed that several Aberdeen tutors spin out lessons for months,my aim is to teach quickly so that people can jam or gig ASAP .
Several people I taught went on to form succesful bands ,I think that is more important than having a bit of paper that says I can drum .
Give me links to bands you want to play, with Artist ,song name, and playing time,I'll track them down, and I will teach you how to play them,no Jazz or stupid, boring, metal, double kick pedal action.

[starsky]

she's only fifteen biz.
i doubt she even knows where the moorings is let alone want to go there

[Biz]

Aha seasoned stalker alert.
Most of my students were female,more than half under 16.

[WeirdAl]

A few tips ...

The first is checking out http://www.onlinedrummer.com as it's packed with really useful information and lessons.

Also, listen to music and play along to what you hear. If in doubt, http://www.mxtabs.net has just about every drum tab you could ever need.

Hope this helps

[Preid]

Biz sounds pro, go with him

[Lexicon Devil]

Archder Kemp, Captain Tom's. Great player, great teacher.

Check him out.