www.gullen.pwp.blueyonder.co.uk/files/heroin.mp3

look!  I know my timing is absolutly awful but the rest is ok I think?  Please dont slate me too hard!

How long should it take to load with dial up?   I've been trying to load it for a long while now.

All I have to record myself with is an old crappy tape recorder. 

I know you can convert it somehow with a sound card? 

A long distance friend of mine was going to convert an old tape recording of mine to MP3's for me because he had all the equipment.   But he's become too *busy* now to do it.

How long should it take to load with dial up?   I've been trying to load it for a long while now.

All I have to record myself with is an old crappy tape recorder. 

I know you can convert it somehow with a sound card? 

A long distance friend of mine was going to convert an old tape recording of mine to MP3's for me because he had all the equipment.   But he's become too *busy* now to do it.

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Lady drummer, it's 2.60 MB... it should take approximately 10-20 minutes for you.

Regarding the crash on the first beat of every measure... that's a serious over kill.  One thing thing you should try remembering is in general, crashes are meant to signal the end of a phrase.  So a crash would be great when the guitars change to distortion for this particular tune.

Cool thanks for the advice ill bear it in mind.

I think im a good drummer (if you dont then, pah!  I dont care ), but I dont really have much band experience which is what I need to work on, but for me (lots of various reasons) this opportunity arrives rarely.

Playing along with your favorite band's albums is a great way to learn how to be musical.  I did that A LOT for the first 3-4 years of playing, and it taught me what I should play and where when the music "says" a certain thing.

If I hadn't done that, I wouldn't be as able to create the right parts for original songs I play.  I would probably just play what felt good to play, instead of what fits the best.

Tim