Love your vocals.Thanks. That's me. The one bonus of being forced out of playing Electric is
it made me learn how to do other things. or, at the very least, try.
Funny story. A band I was in in 1989-91 or so used to turn my Mic off at the
board because I was such an horrific background/harmony singer. So I would
stand there and mouth into the Mic, but nothing came out of the FOH.
Talk about embarassing! Lit a fire under my ass, though.
My first gigging cover band did a bunch of modern rock coversThanks. That's me. The one bonus of being forced out of playing Electric is
it made me learn how to try and do other things.
Funny story. A band I was in in 1989-91 or so used to turn my Mic off at the
board because I was such an horrific background/harmony singer. So I would
stand there and mouth into the Mic, but nothing came out of the FOH.
Talk about embarassing! Lit a fire under my ass, though.
Love your vocals.
I sing a little, but i'm no lead singer.
Your tone is great, though! That's half the battle.Thanks, man. I had to work on it a lot----in spite of people begging me to stop!
My first gigging cover band did a bunch of modern rock covers
Other guitarist didn't know basic chord names or the chromatic scale and wouldn't show me the songs I couldn't learn by ear (because I couldn't bring myself to listen to them because i hated that garbage with every fiber of my being). He would also not ever fully face me when he knew I had a question. He was a dickface.
Consequently; I did A LOT of air guitaring to Seether in my time with that band
People are stupid!Thanks, man. I had to work on it a lot----in spite of people begging me to stop!
I played Nickelback and Foos songs just fine. Not sure wtf it was about SeetherWT actual F!?!
Asshole musicians are the worst kind of assholes. I never understood people not working
together for the greater good as a band. Geez, be a team player dude!
Don't hate me for playing a lot of Seether in my days.
I prove that to myself every day!
Maybe I can figure out how to get it onto something digital, but what it is is a song I wrote for my wife at the time, and played it at our wedding, just me and an acoustic.
I can't figure out how to post a cassette.
And I asked my buddies to send me their copy of a demo we did back in the 90's. (I've lost mine to a computer crash!) If they come through, I'll post it. It's an acoustic 3-piece, and one of the songs is Hey You, which turned out really well! Bass player even played a fretless.
Very “ECM”.
Great vox!
Thanks, fret. Appreciate it. What is "ECM?" Is that like EDM without the "Dance??"
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