It's plec not pick

[Nicko]

41 minutes ago, skankdelvar said:

Not really as this occurred at a sort of turning point in my life and everything remains much more vivid than stuff which happened later.

July 1981 was when I moved to London and got my first full-time job. Iain worked at the next desk along from mine and about a week after I started work we were in a rehearsal studio in Leytonstone. As he was setting up his black Rogers kit he mentioned his 'throne'. I thought it a little odd and it stuck in my mind. But I didn't call him out on it or complain that it was inappropriate, this because calling a drum stool 'a throne' wasn't important to me.

In my vernacular a throne is a toilet.  Seems an appropriate term for some of the stinky poo that drummers spout.

[Dad3353]

1 hour ago, Nicko said:

In my vernacular a throne is a toilet.  Seems an appropriate term for some of the stinky poo that some drummers spout (allegedly...).

Fixed.