What's the difference between a drummer and a pizza?

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What's the difference between a drummer and a pizza?

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A pizza doesn't scream when you put it in the oven.
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:lol:
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How many guitarist does it take to screw in a lightbulb?



17, one to do it and 16 others to tell you how much better they could have done it. (that's my favorite one)
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A customer walks into the brand new store downtown that sells brains. There are three glass cases, each containing a nice wet quivering gray brain. The first one says "SCIENTIST", and it costs $100. The second says "ELECTRICIAN" and costs $1000. The third says "DRUMMER" and costs $10,000. The customer is confused, and questions the salesperson. "I don't get it...why would I want a drummer's brain for $10,000 when I can get an scientist's brain for $100?".





The salesman replied, "Because, it's never been used."
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[quote name="zim"]How many guitarist does it take to screw in a lightbulb?



17, one to do it and 16 others to tell you how much better they could have done it. (that's my favorite one)[/quote]



How many drummers does it take to change a lightbulb?



Five. One to change the bulb, and four to argue about how Buddy Rich would have done it.
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[quote name="zim"]How many guitarist does it take to screw in a lightbulb?



17, one to do it and 16 others to tell you how much better they could have done it. (that's my favorite one)[/quote]



yeah love that one.

there's heaps of bassist ones too, but i forget...
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How do you know a drummer's at the door?

The knock keeps speeding up.





What's the difference between a drummer, and a drum machine?

You only have to punch the instructions into the drum machine once.
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[quote name="beandorkio"]How do you know a drummer's at the door?

The knock keeps speeding up.[/quote]



Hahaha... belter!
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How are a fretless bass player and lightning the same?





They never hit the same spot twice.
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:lol: i love music geek jokes.
[quote name="zim"]Treys solo tone actually sounds a bit thin to me on Domination. It's definitely got a wah sound to it, even if he's not moving it with food it sounds like he has it turned on.[/quote]
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i posted this in free discussion too, but anywhoo.



what do you get when you play new age music backwards?



new age music.
[quote name="zim"]Treys solo tone actually sounds a bit thin to me on Domination. It's definitely got a wah sound to it, even if he's not moving it with food it sounds like he has it turned on.[/quote]
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