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So they are never gonna get a show that doesn't have us going full blast.

I hurt, because I'm playing hard, because the fans deserve that. And that doesn't mean I'm not playing well. But for drumming, I'm just not feeling it anymore. And I'm gonna give you something even more valuable, which is my words and very personal thoughts, and I'm hoping that people fall in love with that, because I'll write forever. So, some of the fans are a little upset, which I understand, but it's 30 years - I've given you 30 years, with a catalog of music that I'm so very proud of and grateful to have been a part of. 'I'm truly leaving on my own terms and very happy and excited to the next level, which is writing. 'Cause I've done it all already - I've done everything that I needed to do with drumming and music, and I'm pretty content.'Дespite the fact that he is retiring from drumming, Phil said that he wanted people to understand that he was 'leaving happy. And I don't have the passion that I used to when I was a kid - I don't. So when it comes down to drums, it's not that I hate drums - it's just that right now, it equates me with hurting and hassle. Anthony is from LYNCH MOB and Ace Frehley, and me with SAIGON KICK and SKID ROW, and, of course, Jake with Ozzy - we're older guys. But it's all kind of wearing us out, 'cause we're older guys. Between the band, this is the most fun I'm having. Luckily, we have a tour bus, and the band is incredible. We happened to pick winter, which is the worst time to tour. We joke about it, but Neil Peart just retired, because he said, 'If I can't play to the caliber that I played when I was younger, I don't wanna play drums.' And that's how I kind of feel. And the minute we started rehearsing, things hurt. And the tour that was booked was short - it was five, six weeks whatever it is - and I thought that would be a good amount of time to gauge if I really wanted to. But because it was Jake and it was that record, I wanted to at least play. I have grown children that I wanna enjoy. 'When I did the BULLETBOYS thing and I was driving home from it and I had my best friend in the car, I was, like, 'You know what? I don't know if I'm cut out for this,'' Varone added. Jake is a true musician and a great, great human, unlike Marq. I'm, like, 'Is this what it's gonna be? A washed-up joke yelling every night, because only 20 people come, 'cause no one cares about him anymore?' And Jake wasn't like that. The band draws 20 people and he screams and pisses and moans and tells everybody that he sold millions of recordsвЂ¦ So that kind of put the bad taste in my mouth. 'I did a short couple of days with BULLETBOYS, which, that I did quit after two days, because the singer is the worst human on earth and just a pathetic sack of garbage,' he continued. And working with Jake has been one of the greatest experiences, and I'm honored and grateful to work with a genius like him. 'Cause I really, truly love this record, and it's my best drumming in my career. But because I did this record, I really wanted to tour the record. Varone told WRIF's Meltdown that he had been 'thinking about' calling it quits with his drumming career 'for a while. The 52-year-old rocker made his decision official to retire from drumming via a social media post back in March. A must-see film for all, and one that will be talked about for years to come.' '30 Yrs A Drummer' has been described as entertaining, educational, honest, ironic and profound. If you're curious to learn the real story behind the music business, you will love this film. If you enjoy entertainment, you will love this film.

If you enjoy music you will love this film. ' '30 Yrs A Drummer' is not just for drummers, or musicians. What would make Phil retire from something he loved so dearly? This all-access look into the music business, rock stardom, and life as seen through Phil's eyes will answer that question and so much more. A career that has spanned over some three decades, until Phil's abrupt decision to hang up his drumsticks.

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Slated for a March 2020 release, the film's official synopsis is as follows: 'What do you want to be when you grow up? '30 Yrs A Drummer' is a feature-length film that documents the life and career of professional drummer Phil Varone.

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Former SKID ROW and SAIGON KICK drummer Phil Varone is working on an autobiographical movie called '30 Yrs A Drummer'.