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poppy79424
01-20-2010, 08:57 AM
Ok Y'all, you asked for it here they are. I posted a bunch of new pics of my new music room I have been working so hard on. I put them on pphoto bucket. Here's the link it this is allowed.

http://s111.photobucket.com/albums/n122/poppy79424/My%20Music%20Room/

poppy79424
01-20-2010, 09:01 AM
I hope it's ok for me to post a link like that!

kevins
01-20-2010, 09:37 AM
Dang Poppy, you got it goin' on brother !!

wayne
01-20-2010, 10:03 AM
Why you spoiled little b...!! .............LoLoLoLo kidding!!Laughing H

Ozren
01-20-2010, 10:25 AM
It looks like a heaven to me flower

poppy79424
01-20-2010, 10:27 AM
LOL what can I say? I spoil myself! I have 3 more acoustic kits in the garage, a gretsch, majestic and a premier kit plus my yamaha digital drums, not to mention my Tama rockstars with a pearl rack down at the jomhole!


Why you spoiled little b...!! .............LoLoLoLo kidding!!Laughing H

big daddy
01-20-2010, 11:35 AM
I don't know Poppy... I saw about 6 inches of space not being used in one corner. Ya need more stuff man - LOL!!!!

Looks awesome and congrats!!

poppy79424
01-20-2010, 12:17 PM
I knew even Y'all would think Im a wack-o about this stuff.
I just cant resist when I see something on craigslist that's way too cheap!
I got those vistalites for almost nothing and they are in fabulous shape. I got the tama stage stars for $50. What's a guy supposed to do? Epiphone les paul and a Ovation acoustic electric for 130 for the pair, a epiphone SG for $35 lol
so on

atomicmorganic
01-20-2010, 12:18 PM
What are those funny looking thing that hang on the walls? They don't look like drums. It looks like Lubbock is fertile ground.

poppy79424
01-20-2010, 01:08 PM
Those are what's known as guitars. They are a stringed instrument shaped like a woman's body making them easy to hold. These instruments can make a very nice sound or they can make very distorted sounds. When accompanied by a experienced percussionist, they sound excellent! We were having a party on my patio a few yrs back and some of my friends brought their guitars. One friend didn't bring his. I had a old guitar i had bought at a garage sale for $5. I offered it to him to play. he exclaimed " I cant play that old POS" After that I decided to find a guitar worthy of my very particular friend to play. I started looking on CL and comparing prices of them to ebay prices and found that I could make money off of these if I saw fit to. So I started buying guitars. The other things hanging on the walls are record albums. Around the tops of the walls are 45RPM singles. All former #1 Hits.
I was looking at wall paper borders and found a 45 rpm record border. I had a brainstorm to get out my old record collection and hang real 45's up there.
The remodel of this room led to remodeling 2 more bedrooms, a hall way, liiving room and entry hall. All new paint and new wood floors.

What are those funny looking thing that hang on the walls? They don't look like drums. It looks like Lubbock is fertile ground.

drumhack
01-20-2010, 05:19 PM
Very Nice!! I am close to finishing my daughter's new bedroom (gotta do the deed and finish that damned drywall, yuck!!) up in the attic then her old bedroom is MINE!! I would like to borrow your idea of the record crown molding if you did not file for any type of patent on that!!! I got a ton of old records from my old man as well as various other fiddles, banjos, accordians:eek:, and other stuff I don't know how to play but would look cool displayed the way your's is!

Again, very nicely done on the music room, it puts out a real nice visual vibe!!Cool1

have a wonderful evening

drumhackguitar2ViolinsingerParty

poppy79424
01-20-2010, 06:04 PM
Thanks for the compliment. Im phsyco about drums! lol
The crown molding is in fact hand rail. I put it up to screw the guitar hooks into. The albums are in frames which I bought from walmart online. they were 6 to a box for about $33. They work exceptionally well. in fact the backs of the frames have clear plexiglass so you can see the backs of the albums also. Walmart has ship to store and that's free shipping.

Very Nice!! I am close to finishing my daughter's new bedroom (gotta do the deed and finish that damned drywall, yuck!!) up in the attic then her old bedroom is MINE!! I would like to borrow your idea of the record crown molding if you did not file for any type of patent on that!!! I got a ton of old records from my old man as well as various other fiddles, banjos, accordians:eek:, and other stuff I don't know how to play but would look cool displayed the way your's is!

Again, very nicely done on the music room, it puts out a real nice visual vibe!!Cool1

have a wonderful evening

drumhackguitar2ViolinsingerParty

MIKEY777
01-20-2010, 09:46 PM
Hey Poppy,Thats a nice looking room you have,,But wait looks like you have way to many drumsLaughing H,,,you need need to sell some off to meLoLoLoLo..Or is it Your just a sick as all of us??Mikey

poppy79424
01-20-2010, 09:55 PM
What will you give?

MIKEY777
01-20-2010, 10:07 PM
Poopy,How about more drumsLoLoLoLoLoLoLoLo Mikey

csclassics
01-28-2010, 03:12 AM
Man.....what do you do for a living??!!!!!!!
That's a great room! Great job!!

coreyeroc
01-28-2010, 08:00 AM
ummm.... calfskin heads on roto-toms?!? Do explain.

poppy79424
01-28-2010, 08:12 AM
Those are Remo Fiberskyn heads. The purpose of that is, Playing in an acoustic Guitar circle with brushes. I have never tried them out. Right after that I bought a Conga at a pawn shop and it worked great. Then I found a Djembe on Craigs List and it works great too. I now have 3 sets of 3 congas, 3 Djembe all remo sizes 12-14-14

ummm.... calfskin heads on roto-toms?!? Do explain.

poppy79424
01-28-2010, 08:18 AM
I own a auto trim shop. We restore auto interiors and replace auto glass and do virtually and kind of upholstery. My shop has been mentioned in numerous magizines involving Restored or Custom vehicles. We do a lot of commercial stuff too. We do upholstery for hospitals, restaurants, fitness centers, airport, or any business with lots of chairs, such as social security administration, city hall etc... I am 3rd generation in this business. My Dad, Son, and 6 others work for me.

Man.....what do you do for a living??!!!!!!!
That's a great room! Great job!!

coreyeroc
01-28-2010, 11:30 AM
Those are Remo Fiberskyn heads. The purpose of that is, Playing in an acoustic Guitar circle with brushes. I have never tried them out. Right after that I bought a Conga at a pawn shop and it worked great. Then I found a Djembe on Craigs List and it works great too. I now have 3 sets of 3 congas, 3 Djembe all remo sizes 12-14-14

i can see what youre getting at - but rototoms are almost useless without projection. The rototoms (played by brushes) would be a nominal volume with normal heads as well. Just saying - thats a lot of money for calfskins, especially since you cant really dig into them in any other situation since those heads are so soft. Why not just use calfskin heads on normal toms?

Im not trying to bust you - just sparking converstaion I guess.

poppy79424
01-28-2010, 12:44 PM
I have a friend that plays his bongos with brushes at a acoustic guitar circle. The whole point is not to project to much sound and overpower the acoustic guitars. I had 3 of the heads already that came on a cb 700 kit I aquired with a bunch of other stuff. The cb 700 had fiberskyn as resonamt heads and renaissance heads as batter heads. The heads were worth more than the drums. I got the roto toms from the same guy.
He had a brand new set of remo pinstrip for the roto toms. I put those on my kids drums I built. I ended up buying one head. What else can I say, except, that I'm a phsyco! lol

i can see what youre getting at - but rototoms are almost useless without projection. The rototoms (played by brushes) would be a nominal volume with normal heads as well. Just saying - thats a lot of money for calfskins, especially since you cant really dig into them in any other situation since those heads are so soft. Why not just use calfskin heads on normal toms?

Im not trying to bust you - just sparking converstaion I guess.

poppy79424
01-28-2010, 12:51 PM
Another note. We have a acoustic jam every thursday night. We will have 10-15 guitar players. Many are very experienced and many arent. It's up to us drummers to keep these guys in the groove. I usually play my congas or Djembe keeping time. My part is the bass drum and a tom. Another guy plays his bongos with brushes and acts as a snare so to speak. Together we have a good percussion sound to add to the jam. I am always experimenting.