New Here!!!!

[Frank Sanchez]

Kris-
Welcome to THE BOARD on the net.

Take Care. F.S.

[cjbdrm]

Welcome. I'm kinda new myself...

I'm also curious to know how you got involved with these guys. Do you work for/own your own cartage company? Are you just a nice guy who meets these guys and offers to help them when they need it? Are you under some kind of contract?

Man...I would LOVE to have/need a drum tech!

P.S. Can you settle once and for all how much Keith is making with Sting? JUST KIDDING PEOPLE!!

[Pocketime]

Welcome aboard!!! Its always good to have new blood to add to the great group of folks that exchange thoughts and ideas about drumming here. "Keep It In The Pocket". PT

[FuseU1]

Whaddup, brah' [img]graemlins/thumbs_up.gif[/img] [img]cool.gif[/img] [img]graemlins/beer.gif[/img] [img]graemlins/pizza.gif[/img]

<font color="#a62a2a" size="1">[ September 03, 2004 04:00 PM: Message edited by: FuseU1 ]</font>

[drum4fun]

Welcome to HOD, NJ-Kris!

[Kris Castillo]

Hi everyone, Thanks for the warm welcome. Its been a fun working with the drummers that I have worked with, but its basically just going out and meeting these guys and making contacts. And after a couple of jobs it become a word of mouth situation where one friend will tell another about me which is what happened with Keith Carlock and Dave Weckl. My first time working with Dave was at the Iridium a few years back and Joel Rosenblatt was at the show. When we finished he asked me about doing some work for him and now I have one of his kits at my house. It's been fun and inspiring to see these guys play and I think that its highly educational just to see them on a constant basis that you start to play with the confidence that they play with night in night out. I think I've talk a lot already I don't want to bore anyone, but this is how I started. Oh, and I have to give a shout out to the man that got me into all of this, Mr. Robbie Gonzalez. Peace!