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Aug 2nd, 2005 02:30 AM | |
jin |
oh wow ;O Yeah, the record is okay. Not my taste though ;< |
Aug 2nd, 2005 02:07 AM | |
CaptainBubba |
The label is there, so is Cade, the guy who does the keyboarding for the songs and writes most of them. She resides here in beautiful Williamsburg, VA. |
Aug 2nd, 2005 12:43 AM | |
jin | Brisbane, Australia? ;o |
Aug 1st, 2005 10:20 PM | |
CaptainBubba | Nope, shes still goin to college and just bein normal. If you like it alot buy her CD. They need publicity and stuff at this point with their first album and such. |
Aug 1st, 2005 09:59 PM | |
hawaiian mage | whoah, your sister's band is good. the drums in "Halo in the Sky" really impressed me a lot, it really worked to bring the whole thing together. She doing that full time, like making enough money to quit her day job? |
Jul 31st, 2005 03:55 PM | |
kahljorn |
Why do you think all the musicians and artists are all drugged up, throughout the ages...? Must be an unrelated coincidence. LO. |
Jul 31st, 2005 12:54 PM | |
CaptainBubba |
My sister has her own label and an album published and shes only 17: Unrequited. Solos are my specialty so I was actually doing those great too last night. I'm way better at solos than chords. Noone understands when I'm like "WOAH, thats some hard chords right there" while I'm soloing it up. |
Jul 31st, 2005 11:56 AM | |
Helm | I haven't tried playing drunk, but I suspect it won't help me since I have no natural talent and have to pay very close attention to play difficult stuff right. |
Jul 31st, 2005 10:30 AM | |
The Unseen | Sometimes I play bass in a hardcore punk band so no one notices when I hit wrong notes because I snorted adorol and take dxm because no one can hear the bass. |
Jul 31st, 2005 06:21 AM | |
Dole | Alchohol definitely doesn't aid drumming. |
Jul 31st, 2005 05:33 AM | |
MetalMilitia | I think its safe to say i rock out much more when completly bollocksd but sometimes miss notes and shit. |
Jul 31st, 2005 02:30 AM | |
sadie | yah, but even when you're sober, do you play the "solos"? or do they simply flow through you? |
Jul 31st, 2005 02:25 AM | |
Skulhedface |
Actually, you're half right. I find that having a buzz makes my rhythm a lot tighter and better, but it completely kills my solos. I can concentrate enough to use chords but I just can't coordinate myself enough to pull off a solo while intoxicated. Amazingly, I can play the drums a lot better while liquored up. |
Jul 31st, 2005 02:25 AM | |
sadie |
i've found it's mostly about a loss of inhibition. being intoxicated can enable you to flow better and be more creative, though it's most often accompanied by a lack of precision. so is your sister drinking along with you? and what kind of rhythmic authority does she have anyway? |
Jul 31st, 2005 01:48 AM | |
CaptainBubba |
Guitarin while drunk So just for curiousities sake I decided to get drunk off cheap box whine and try playing guitar in such a state. I am hitting every note just right and my sister says I seem to have a better sense of rythym. In addition I just came up with good additions to 2 of my own songs that I was stuck at while sober. This jkind of sucks because I realize when I'm sober again I might not be as good, and I dont particularly enjoy being intoxicated. Anyone else into music have any comments? |