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In the late 70's and early 80's I was obsessed with the Muppet Show and the subsequent series of movies that followed. I had the toys, wore the clothes and drank from the Muppet line of glasses. So it was only natural that Santa Claus would bring Muppet gifts for several years.
I was about seven years old the year I woke up and was stunned to find a Muppet drum set sitting next to our Christmas tree. The silence of the morning quickly came to an end as I grabbed the sticks and started banging away. The bass featured Dr. Teeth and the Electric Mayhem and the kit was already out of the box and ready to go.
I had no musical talent then or now. But I loved crashing away on that set, using the foot peddle on the bass as it made a booming sound. For good measure I'd smash the cymbals, likely giving everyone in the house a headache. I never became a rock star, but I had a lot of fun creating my own kind of music.
Which is theoretically, naturally. The truth is, samples seems in no way appear entirely a similar thus to their traditional acoustic counterpart, as well as enjoying on the plastic station isn't quite the same as enjoying on the real drum.
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