whats the stereotype?

are you a drummer?
then yes i agree



jk. i dont know u

... Have you never come across drum tabs?

this is weird, all the drummers i know are amazing musicians

I'm a drummer, I read music better then half the people in my band class, I prefer playing on the keyboards though. (Marimba, bells, xylophone, and etc.) If someone gives me a sheet to sight read, I do fairly well.

Er....i used to play drums and i sure ain't stupid. I can read music as well so i don't know where you are getting this stereotype from.

Hard to read... You're kidding right?...

Tabs are extremely simple and easy to read, music theory takes a massive amount of time and effort to learn.

I've been playing the drums since I was 11.

This 'stereotype' would explain alot of things, then. Haha.

I used to play drums,
well learned too.

Joe decides he wants to buy a new brain, so he goes to the local second-hand brain shop.

The assistant shows him the first brain, a surgeon's brain, for £5000, which Joe thinks is pretty good.
The second brain is a rocket scientist's brain for £10,000, which Joe thinks is pretty good as well.
The third brain is a drummer's brain for £50,000. This surprises Joe, and he asks why it costs so much.

The assistant replies "Well, it's never been used."

Lol.

How do you know when your stage is level?

The drool comes out of both sides of the drummer's mouth.

I don't really get that stereotype anyway, it's not like guitar or bass or any other instrument requires any more brain power to play then drums.

Maybe it's because of Animal.
[ame=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cEPydnb0Ns]YouTube - ANIMAL - MUPPET SHOW[/ame]