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Turn the music down just a notch or two. This will help save
your ears.
2. Practice the drums just a half hour longer. It adds
up and will make you a better player.
3.
Be just a tad kinder and more respectful to your fellow musicians.
4.
Play 5 or 10 minutes over your designated gig time (if it's
OK with management). This will impress your fans.
5.
Learn a couple more styles. This will make you more diverse.
6.
Spend a few more minutes practicing that song. This will help
you know it "very well" instead of just "OK".
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