Dave Grohl started on drums (most famously, Nirvana), then later played guitar (most famously, Foo Fighters). He also played bass on a solo release.
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That kind was also my thing with drums. I honestly enjoyed it but hauling it was such a pain and I never found really any good one in all compact cases or backpack type of stuff. Could use travel gear, while it's true bass has some stuff to haul to, drums has a lot extra pieces lol!I was one of those pesky drummers for many years. The first years I spent gigging were behind a kit.
I kind of miss the drums, it was fun, but I certainly don't miss all the extra gear hauling that was involved. My last kit was a Simmons e-kit bought in the late 80's. So if I ever did go back to drums I'd definitely go the e-kit route again.
If nothing else, I do believe that having played drums I have a good sense of timing and how to play bass with the rhythm section.
That is true.84: MusiQmaN
One of the cool things about drums is how easy it is to change the setup between left and right without having to buy a new instrument. Also - I dig your wall mounted mic stand. Welcome!