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Stoner/Doom Bassists Thread, Part 90: Maxed Out

So my wife showed me an article on this website. I really want to believe it's all a joke but there seems to be too much content for farce.
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Either way I laughed pretty hard.
Yeah I know, not doom but...
 
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I had practice the weekend with a new line up for a LOUD originals band. Once again I am playing with a drummer that has the capability of beating his kit like an assault charge right before the cops show up. He was playing behind a plexi shield, and was still loud enough that I was seeing the clip light on my Mark VIII flash (~500 watts) through my Dually. Felt good to be working on originals again.
 
I had practice the weekend with a new line up for a LOUD originals band. Once again I am playing with a drummer that has the capability of beating his kit like an assault charge right before the cops show up. He was playing behind a plexi shield, and was still loud enough that I was seeing the clip light on my Mark VIII flash (~500 watts) through my Dually. Felt good to be working on originals again.
Plug up, yo.
 
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Apologies, but I just need to vent to people that would understand.

I finally played with a seriously heavy drummer that wants to join me in a quest for cosmic improv doom grooves!
Feels great. I've been riffing to myself for too long.

Love your drummer people, we're nothing without them.
 
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Love your drummer people, we're nothing without them.

Drummer in my new project is an anomaly.

He has a studio with PA and recording gear, a degree in music performance, reliable car, not just one full kit but four, decent job outside of playing music, no other commitments that eat up his availability, and some how he has no substance abuse problems.
 
Drummer in my new project is an anomaly.

He has a studio with PA and recording gear, a degree in music performance, reliable car, not just one full kit but four, decent job outside of playing music, no other commitments that eat up his availability, and some how he has no substance abuse problems.

So what's the catch? One arm?
 
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Met up with drummer and guitarist for potential heavy weezer/stoner pop band over the weekend.

This is the first time the drummer joined in with a potential guitarist.

Went super well, we're all good friends, guitarist was on the same page as us, wrote a song, went pretty well. Reminiscent of faster Torche stuff meets Dinosaur Jr.

Hopefully we all meet up again, and continue working on it as I think it would be a lot of fun.
 
Drummer in my new project is an anomaly.

He has a studio with PA and recording gear, a degree in music performance, reliable car, not just one full kit but four, decent job outside of playing music, no other commitments that eat up his availability, and some how he has no substance abuse problems.
Marry him right now.
 

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