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Carter, brimming with excitement, approached Uncle Stephen with a mischievous grin. “Hey, Uncle Stephen, what if we could make all the TVs at Lindenwood show my YouTube channel, Carter’s Metal Obsession?”
 
Uncle Stephen raised an eyebrow, intrigued by the audacious proposal. “Are you suggesting a little technological takeover, Carter?”
 
Carter nodded enthusiastically. “Exactly! Imagine walking through Lindenwood, and every TV you pass is playing one of my drumming videos. It’s a bit of fun, and who knows, it might gain more subscribers!”
 
Uncle Stephen chuckled, recognizing the mischievous spirit in Carter’s eyes. “Alright, let’s entertain this idea, but remember, we’re doing it for the laughs, not to cause any trouble.”
 
With Uncle Stephen’s cautious approval, Carter embarked on his digital escapade. Armed with his programming skills, he managed to access the university’s internal network and display his YouTube channel on all the available TVs.
 
The next day at Lindenwood, confusion and amusement swept through the hallways as students and faculty encountered unexpected drumming sessions on every screen. Carter’s energetic beats echoed through the corridors, turning heads and sparking conversations.
 
Word spread quickly, and soon, Carter’s Metal Obsession became the talk of the campus. Students, initially puzzled, found joy in the unexpected entertainment, and many subscribed to Carter’s channel.
 
Uncle Stephen, witnessing the aftermath, couldn’t help but smile. “Well, Carter, you certainly know how to make an entrance.”
 
As the day unfolded, Carter’s YouTube channel gained a surge in subscribers from the Lindenwood community. The university’s TVs returned to their normal programming, but the memory of the drumming takeover lingered, leaving behind a trail of laughter and newfound fans.
 
Carter and Uncle Stephen reveled in the success of their harmless prank, pleased that it brought joy and a touch of musical excitement to Lindenwood University.
Carter stood before the door of what he believed was his Fundamentals of Music class. The early morning sunlight streamed through the windows, and the hallway was quiet. He tried the handle, but the door resisted his efforts—it was still locked.
 
Perplexed, Carter double-checked his schedule, ensuring he was at the right place and time. Satisfied that he was indeed early for his Fundamentals of Music class, he decided to wait in an adjacent classroom that was already open.
 
Seated at a desk, Carter scrolled through his phone, taking a moment to review notes. The minutes ticked by, and the anticipation for class grew. Just as he was engrossed in reviewing the day’s topics, Uncle Stephen, with an amused expression, entered the room.
 
 
“Carter, my man, what are you doing in here? Your Fundamentals of Music class is starting right next door. Did you get the wrong room?”
 
 
Carter, feeling a mix of confusion and relief, replied, “I tried that door, but it was locked. I figured I’d wait here until it opens.”
 
 
Uncle Stephen chuckled. “Well, doors can be tricky sometimes. But, no worries, your class is starting now. Run along, and don’t be late.”
 
 
Carter, now on a mission, shot out of his seat and sprinted down the hallway. As he reached the door to his Fundamentals of Music class, he saw the professor beginning the lecture. Slipping into the room, slightly out of breath but with a sense of triumph, Carter took his seat.
 
Uncle Stephen, watching from the hallway, grinned at Carter’s eagerness to catch up. The professor resumed the lesson, and Carter’s unexpected adventure became a tale to share with classmates, creating laughter and camaraderie in the Fundamentals of Music class that day.
Carter was visiting Uncle Stephen at his dad’s house, where they were having a relaxed afternoon. They were chatting about music, and Carter’s curiosity led him to reach for the TV remote. As his fingers hovered over the buttons, Stephen’s dad, who had been in the kitchen, suddenly burst into the room, looking utterly shocked.
 
His face turned pale, and he exclaimed, “Carter, no! Don’t touch that TV!”
 
Carter quickly pulled his hand back, startled by his strong reaction. “I’m so sorry,” Carter stammered, worried that he had done something terribly wrong.
 
Uncle Stephen’s dad took a deep breath, realizing that he might have overreacted. “I’m sorry, Carter. I just had a bad experience with that TV once. It’s a bit finicky, and I didn’t want anything to go wrong.”
 
Carter nodded, understanding the concern, and was relieved that no harm was done. The incident added a touch of humor to their gathering, as they continued their conversation, being extra cautious around the TV
 

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 I got better at Drumming by Guitar Hero because it helped me understand music better. Showed me other variety’s of  songs and artists to play Like Metallica, R.E.M, Flyleaf, Rush, Deep purple and many more. These artists are an enjoyment  to play on the drums. 

Engaging with Music

 
I do 3-4 hours of drumming to a verity of songs like Always By Saliva, Self Esteem By The Offspring, When I’m Gone By 3 doors Down, Don’t Speak By No Doubt, Vicarious By Tool, Indestructible By Disturbed, Hey Buddy by A Thousand Knives Of Fire and so many more bands I’m getting into
 
Because before I was just doing Metallica over and over again. So my brain had enough of it and was trying to tell me to get into bands that I played before and expand on that so that is what I am doing right now. I still have the love/passion for drumming and will always be looking to continue this world with drumming!
 
 
 
 

drumming brands I've played with

My first ever Drum Set

Drum Books I Have Worked In

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Albums I Like from these bands



albums and Favorite Tracks

Blazin', and standing alone

Diambag's solo album

Ain’t No Struggle, Let’s Go

My evolution Of Drum Sets Plus guitar Hero and Rockband

Guitar Hero And RockBand drum kits I had through the years

My Guitar Hero Experience

The first time I ever played these guitar hero sets was when I came home from my grandparents' house After I got my SP drum set.Saw a big box right next to the T.V so was wondering what that was. Whet over there and it was "Guitar Hero Warriors of Rock" for the Nintendo Wii my first ever guitar hero played. The bundle came with Drums, Guitar, Bass, and Mic. Sat up the drums right away, but when I was setting the drum kit up. Found out that it came with free drum sticks on the side of the drum kit. The funny thing is that while setting up the drums, I thought that the Guitar Hero drum kit would make the drum sounds just like an electronic drum set, but later on, I figured out that the sounds from the kit were coming from the T.V obviously. If that drum kit made the sounds of a real drum set, it would come with a lot of wires for the set to connect to the T.V and plus the bundle would be more expansive than it was back in the day lol, played this thing to death every day for months but one day someone sat on the "Drum Brain" (the holder for the Wii Remote) where you put in and control the Wii Remote inside. after sitting on the holder for the Wii remote that came built in with the drum kit,broke off leaving it dangling of the kit. The next bundle I got was the Rock Band 2 bundle which had the same instruments like the Guitar Hero Warriors of Rock Bundle did but the only difference with Harmanix’s drum kit than Activations was that Rock band’s drum set has 4 pads instead of 5 on the guitar hero drum kit (Taking away the orange cymbal pad.) Worked perfectly fine for all Guitar Hero games (Well Except for Guitar Hero 1, 2, and 3) because at that time it was only for Guitar and Bass. A long Time ago in a galaxy far away I was at camp, brought in my Rock band drum set that I was using for Guitar Hero to show the kids at the end of the day. Once looking for a song to play on Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock. a kid just kept setting on the green pad of the rockband drum kit witch right then broke off to the side when I got done playing. Similar to the drum brain problem. Which kept me a little frustrated for a while but at least I have my real drums to play on to keep me busy and enjoy but now in 2021 I don't really play much Guitar Hero/Rockband anymore (if I am its rare) but what I'm really focusing on right now is the real drums and getting it right.

The first time I ever played these guitar hero sets was when I came home from my grandparents' house After I got my SP drum set.Saw a big box right next to the T.V so was wondering what that was. Whet over there and it was "Guitar Hero Warriors of Rock" for the Nintendo Wii my first ever guitar hero played. The bundle came with Drums, Guitar, Bass, and Mic. Sat up the drums right away, but when I was setting the drum kit up. Found out that it came with free drum sticks on the side of the drum kit. The funny thing is that while setting up the drums, I thought that the Guitar Hero drum kit would make the drum sounds just like an electronic drum set, but later on, I figured out that the sounds from the kit were coming from the T.V obviously. If that drum kit made the sounds of a real drum set, it would come with a lot of wires for the set to connect to the T.V and plus the bundle would be more expansive than it was back in the day lol, played this thing to death every day for months but one day someone sat on the "Drum Brain" (the holder for the Wii Remote) where you put in and control the Wii Remote inside. after sitting on the holder for the Wii remote that came built in with the drum kit,broke off leaving it dangling of the kit. The next bundle I got was the Rock Band 2 bundle which had the same instruments like the Guitar Hero Warriors of Rock Bundle did but the only difference with Harmanix’s drum kit than Activations was that Rock band’s drum set has 4 pads instead of 5 on the guitar hero drum kit (Taking away the orange cymbal pad.) Worked perfectly fine for all Guitar Hero games (Well Except for Guitar Hero 1, 2, and 3) because at that time it was only for Guitar and Bass. A long Time ago in a galaxy far away I was at camp, brought in my Rock band drum set that I was using for Guitar Hero to show the kids at the end of the day. Once looking for a song to play on Guitar Hero: Warriors of Rock. a kid just kept setting on the green pad of the rockband drum kit witch right then broke off to the side when I got done playing. Similar to the drum brain problem. Which kept me a little frustrated for a while but at least I have my real drums to play on to keep me busy and enjoy but now in 2021 I don't really play much Guitar Hero/Rockband anymore (if I am its rare) but what I'm really focusing on right now is the real drums and getting it right.

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