@Jett129 that’s why he’s one of my favorites. He was more than capable of absolutely going off but it was always in service to the music and setting an atmosphere. I love when there’s chops but also restraint and taste.
This guy is an absolute beast too in case you haven’t heard him. I first heard him in a band called Aquarium Rescue Unit in the 90s. He would do drum solos where he’d dismantle and reassemble his kit with it missing a beat. Wild dude hehe
He’s a natural instructor. I’d have loved to catch a clinic.
Chill Monroe haha great handle 
I don't pick but I love most forms of Americana. Folk, bluegrass, newgrass, jamgrass, classic, outlaw, and alternative country in particular. Y'all sound great! LMK if y'all ever come out to Colorado!
@BalticBob I do not, but they have a very solid reputation in the otudoor community and the fill powers and construction techniques they use lead me to assume that they are extremely warm. I have had my eye on them for many years.
“I’m going to need to see proof of purchase for your doughnut sir.”
@louisbosco the store in Milan is their first outside of LA. It is a JMM store and not a reseller.
@Jett129 I just love how he breaks down his thought process and really makes the beat intuitive.
Yeah man he’s hella fun. The best parts are up front for me, I love it when he channels his granddad. Psychobilly is cool too.
Not huge into the assjack stuff.
@goosehd 
I guess that’s one way to look at it. Statistically though I don’t buy it. I’m just wondering if I’m missing something. I would guess the oddsmakers are on my side.
I think it’s just east coast bias by your PA and NJ folks 🥰
Why is Detroit the underdog versus Philly though? They just won the most competitive division in NFL history. They’re on opposite ends of the SOS rankings and came out with a better record.
Definitely not just you. Bocephus is just here to prove that sometimes talent skips a generation.
I was listening to Randy Newman’s “I Love LA” in mourning of the wildfires and was impressed by the guitar solo. Looked up the personnel and it was basically Toto and Fleetwood Mac. Which reminded me to encourage anyone with HBO to watch the Yacht Rock “dockumentary” which is all about the crew of session musicians in the 70s and 80s like those folks.
I wish Jeff Porcaro hadn’t died so young. King of the pocket and effortless, silky grooves. In tribute, a shuffle of shuffles
And of course my favorite:
And him teaching it with modesty and charisma:
It's very nice, maybe their best, but also bold enough to where it might get a bit stale as a daily driver.
Meanwhile Rolex just keeps on ticking with price increases
The JMM pricing dynamics have been interesting. They seemed to never go on sale and be tightly controlled and they rose in price. I read about capacity constraints at the ateliers, which makes sense given not many operate at those levels or make the investment to cure huge slabs of acetate.
Now I'm seeing significant sales and discounts all of a sudden as they open their boutique in Milan.
I just find these kinds of things interesting and am curious what goes on behind the scenes.
I was definitely joking but that they don't buy Iron Heart could be because Iron Heart doesn't make their sizes
I think black snaps would be even better than any buttons.
Would this fleece be able to be made into a Western (yes I'm angling for IHSH-GOAT v2).
