no one's stopping you ! . . . what can you play????

I can play acoustic geetar and electric geetar and possibly acoustic/electric geetar (and who the F*ck gives a shiite) and keyboard and recorder and some flute???

Im stunned that this topic exists .... stunned, speechless even!!!

I'm gonna start a new topic :

"How many letters of the alphabet can you use?"

Why do you list a mandolin as a guitar? it has a lot more in common with a violin (ie tuning & scale of the instrument).
Of course Mandolin is mandolin, its own instrument but still seems a little odd.

Also being a cynical fuck.... any idiot can learn a dozen instruments, ie make a noise out of them, just the other day I found myself monkeying with a cello while in the studio- learning to really play is another thing, what are you good at and what have you picked up and found you can make a noise with?

I'm not trying to be sarcastic, it's just not my style, but this thread is starting to follow a slightly 'Look what i found on the net' kinda twist.

Thank you for your reply,larapumpkin
Would you mind that i can just tell you some points on how to choose high quality drums?As i do not want to be a teacher here. :)!
For all musical instruments,if you like it,you will spend time to play it on and on, no matter how hard the process will be,you will enjoy your practise.Maybe you can buy a practice pad to start your first step.
Generally speaking,famous brands always got very high reputation in musical instruments field as they are really made perfectly,such as Pearl,Yamaha,Tama,but high end for beginners, so how to pick a common snare drum or a drum set?
1.Good plating, no scratches,very smooth ---- rims,lugs,loops,metal drum frame
2.Three levers of wooden drum frame skin:PVC,Celluloid and spray-paint.Levels from low end to high.Attention, for PVC and Celluloid,they are sticky on the frame,when you feel them,they should be very smooth and no terrible glue come out.
3.....tomorrow continue.off duty now.

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//basic Tama kits can be obtained for approx $1095NZ, which is only a few hundred more than a cheap nasty Ashton kit

are you talking about the Stagestar or Swingstar?? they are worth the extra $$, I never tell anyone to buy a Ashton or similar cheapy kit. If you want to save money buy a 2nd Tama, Pearl, Yamaha etc, they will last longer than a Ashton...... in saying that, Ashton also make higher end drum kits as well, the other music shop down here has them, and they don't look to bad, too bad they're Ashton thou lol

just some tips for drum beginners to pick up their durms.

I prefer the term 'special goo'
I don't really find it a problem, in fact it is a distinct pleasure. Though often it is much more enjoyable to play your skinflute to delay the energence. At least that way you get to finish a song.

I hope I never experience terrible glue on my drum kit...You can love your drums, but don't Luv your drums.

Try playing someone else's, it is much easier.

Man, you guys should so move onto the nose flute, that way you can play two at a time...