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Musicians in the house?
Mon Feb 25, 2013 8:54 am
  • I've noticed we have a few musicians in the house.. as a fellow musician, i'm interested in what instruments you play, style, gear, any good gig stories? i'll go.

    I play bass... been playing for 25+ years or so... started out in blues/jazz.. moved onto R&B, tried my hand in an original rock band in spokane for a bit.. Actually had the #1 song in spain for 8 weeks.. did a little touring, opened up for a few big names.. Now i'm in Tri Cities, envolved in a Rock N Roll project.. we do everything from Sabbath and Saliva to Foo Fighters and Smashing pumkins and everything in between.

    My favorite show i think, was opening for Buddy Guy at the Big Easy in Spokane... just to share the stage with a blues legend, and talk shop with him back stage was truly life altering.. He told me (Jokingly of course), if his current bass player hadn't been with him for 30 years he'd take me on the road with him that night.. He's a very cool dude.. He is one of my Dad's favorite blues artist, and too present my dad with an autographed pic addressed to him was one of my happier moments as a musician.

    My current stage set up consists of Fender Bassman 300 tube amp. running it through an Avatar T153 and a Avatar 2x10.. my main bass is an American Fender Deluxe 5 string...

    haven't figured out how to post pic's yet , but you can see the majority of my gear in my avatar...
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Tue Feb 26, 2013 10:01 am
  • I play bass (haven't in awhile), used to carry my acoustic Fender with me all the time. At home, I plugged it into my SWR LA series 15 and it sounded beastly.


    Now a days I work on conjuring beats using a micro korg keyboard and FL Studio.


    As far as stories go, the best time I had was back in HS when I was living in the midwest and playing basement shows. Too many sweaty naked dudes to count! My favorite show was playing with Dead to Fall, getting drunk with them afterwards, and finding things in our friends house and neighborhood to throw through a wood chipper. Pretty sure there are still warrants in Aberdeen, SD on the lot of us...boys will be boys.
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Re: Musicians in the house?
Tue Feb 26, 2013 1:58 pm
  • the only ax that made the trip with me when I moved to Dallas from B'ham is my Taylor 310. I play mostly fingerstyle and slide. As far as gigs, never done one since.... well, I have No Chops
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Re: Musicians in the house?
Tue Feb 26, 2013 6:09 pm
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Re: Musicians in the house?
Tue Feb 26, 2013 7:51 pm
  • Played guitar, bass, drums in various bands throughout high school. Currently drumming in a pop-punk band in Spokane that my friend and I started towards the end of our senior year, but now that we're all in college in different places it's been tough. We played most recently at an up-and-coming place called "The Kave". We've got a gig at Spokane Falls Community College on March 30th, which is a fundraiser to save their bowling alley. We plan on playing as many gigs as we can get this summer, possibly including a local festival, and have also talked about recording in a studio.

    As far as guitars, I've got a Fender Deluxe Player's Strat (mexican-made), a Schecter C-1 Standard, and I very recently bought a Gibson Les Paul. For bass, I bought a terrible Ibanez from my buddy for $50. My drum kit is a cheap, crappy Sound Percussion 5-piece, but I've got a cool OCDP throne I really like. My friend basically gave me a Marshall bass half-stack, but it doesn't really work well due to some kind of electrical issue, so it's just taking up space and gathering dust in my garage at this point.

    I guess the only half-decent story I can think of is that a few years ago I was in a cover band called "In Theory", and we were the first band to ever play at the venue "The Kave", a place I mentioned earlier. That place has been steadily growing in popularity, so I guess it's kinda cool to say we played there first, haha. Idk.
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Re: Musicians in the house?
Wed Feb 27, 2013 6:19 am
  • I play drums primarily but I also am an accomplished guitarist getting ready to publish a complete guitar instructional book for downloading.

    I play in a tribute band Drive, we do the music of The Cars. Played way too many gigs to list here, but we are opening for Dizzy Reed this Friday night.

    My drum kit is Yamaha Birch Custom Absolutes.....Sweet sounding.

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Re: Musicians in the house?
Wed Feb 27, 2013 8:02 am
  • very cool, love tribute bands.. opened for a tribute band called Hells Bells last October here in the tri cities.. all Lady AC/DC tribute band... they kick ass...
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Re: Musicians in the house?
Wed Feb 27, 2013 8:43 am
  • I was the vocalist in a band when I lived in Phoenix, we played a few gigs in the desert with a generator keg parties with friends mostly. I played guitar but the other guys were both way better then me so I was forced to play bass because we could never find one.

    I have a little studio in my garage with cubase and I do drums with a midi keyboard and a program called ez drummer. I have a thing for buying cheap guitars that play well and replacing the pickups. I have about 5 that play the most expensive or well known of them is a red acrylic BC Rich Warlock that I put EMG's in it. I have 3 Bass guitars but only one works which is a mongrel with active EMG's :D

    I have a couple of old tube combos, a musicman and a vox from the 70's and a kick ass old Sunn bass head and cab.

    I have a bucket full of old stomp boxes and mainly just play around with odd tunings blended thru a billion different effects. I can't read a note of music or know an E from a C from an A. I can tell when its in tune but to what key I have no idea :D my ears tell me when its right.

    Proper musicians don't like me much, I can bring them a tape and they listen and think wow thats really cool, lets work on that and then get mad when I can't do it again or duplicate the sound :D So yeah its mostly just me in my garage, at the moment just working on writing music based on photos I have taken or poetry my friend writes.
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Re: Musicians in the house?
Wed Feb 27, 2013 5:48 pm
  • I still wish I could talk someone into a PUSA cover band...
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Re: Musicians in the house?
Wed Feb 27, 2013 6:11 pm
  • Cool thread!

    Here's the extremely truncated version.

    Started singing in bands at 14. Got serious at 16. Our band Jinxx got on KISW with AIC and other then-local rock bands for a special promoting each band's music. Our song Lost In Emotions got on the rotation, and from there we were then put on a kid's TV show (Kids Week, late 80's kid-based show) showcasing us recording one of our songs in a studio (Steve Lawson or Bad Animals for you older local musicians). At some point some manager in NYC heard of us, sent a rep out to see if we sounded as good live as we did in the studio, then next thing we know we are moving to NYC at 19.

    Manager ended up being a swindler, took all of our money, left us to fend for ourselves living on 125th Street in Harlem across from the projects (oh yes, we would have made a kick ass VH1 Behind The Scenes). We managed to keep it together, worked our asses off, and started promoting ourselves. Started gigging out, spreading the music and developed quite a following and buzz. Got on another radio show, and entered a contest with thousands of other bands within 300 miles of NYC and made it to the magazine's "Top Ten Best Local Bands" at #3.

    From there, the industry caught wind of us as did KISS' Ace Frehley who watched one of our gigs, invited us to party with him and developed a huge crush on my sister. Everything came to a head on February 4th, 1990 when we performed our industry showcase at the then famed Cat Club for top A&R reps from Chrysalis, Atlantic, Polygram and a few other majors. Everything was perfect. The place was packed with fans, we rented stage lights and awesome sound and even had roadies. One problem. I had lost my sister to a car accident two months prior and my immune system was shot from the deep spiral I fell into. I didn't want to disappoint anybody (something I would regret later) and decided to still attempt to sing even with laryngitis. Whoops.

    The band fragmented, half of us moved home, and once we came home we lost the spark to try to keep it going, nevermind the fact that rock had shifted to grunge, taking the world by storm.

    Millions of memories I will forever cherish. Wouldn't change a thing.

    Today, I'm a middle-aged, bald dude starting to find his voice again playing in a rock cover band comprised of neighbors of mine. The hair is long gone but the music lives on.
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Wed Feb 27, 2013 6:26 pm
  • That is pretty bad ass Aros.
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Wed Feb 27, 2013 7:21 pm
  • Hah. My brush with some semblance of success with music was back in my country-rock days. Ran into the most idiotic string of bad luck, and at one point we were going through bass player deaths like we were redneck Spinal Tap. To peak, I got an invite to appear on the Charlie Daniels Talent Round-Up, for anyone who remembers THAT. Just about RIGHT before we were scheduled to come down and play on TV, the damn show got cancelled.

    Instead, we ended up doing an hour-long show on Public Access, hah. Key point of THAT was our lead guitar player starting the wrong damn song during a close-up of my face CLEARLY inquiring, "The f#$@ are you doing?!"

    Then we started offing bass players and getting involved with crazy women and the Rest. Is History.
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Wed Feb 27, 2013 7:32 pm
  • I play guitar and bass primarily and mess around with mandolin and drums. Had some cover bands in college and have written some original material on a little 8-track since, but I'm pretty much a solo act/hobbyist these days.

    My gear: Epiphone Les Paul Gothic with new EMG pickups, PRS Mikael Akerfeldt SE, Ovation acoustic/electric, Spector 5-string bass
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Wed Feb 27, 2013 7:39 pm
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Wed Feb 27, 2013 7:40 pm
  • OkieHawk wrote:That is pretty bad ass Aros.


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Wed Feb 27, 2013 8:11 pm
  • Bad ass Aros. Bad ass story.
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Wed Feb 27, 2013 8:31 pm
  • Thanks fellas. It was a massive part of my life that I miss. Seems like millions of years ago and just yesterday all at once.
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Wed Feb 27, 2013 8:38 pm
  • The good news is that we are still carrying on !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Wed Feb 27, 2013 10:31 pm
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Wed Feb 27, 2013 10:53 pm
  • Very cool Todd. I knew some of that, but certainly not all of it. Thanks for sharing it.
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Thu Feb 28, 2013 8:07 am
  • Aros wrote:Thanks fellas. It was a massive part of my life that I miss. Seems like millions of years ago and just yesterday all at once.


    agreed, very cool ... i remember those nights sleeping in bowling alleys, and groupies couches. or in the van, scraping for food, and gas to get to the next gig, that oh so close next big break.. a lot of good memories, it is who i am.. where the passion to create has gone, the passion to still play has not, and is strong as ever.. now in my mid 40's, i'm very blessed to be able to still go out on the weekends and make some noise with some very talented musicians..
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Thu Feb 28, 2013 8:44 am
  • Aros wrote:Amen.


    You've finally accepted that you're in the same demographic as Rob...
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Thu Feb 28, 2013 11:20 am
  • I started singing with a jam band in my early 40's. We used to do lots of house parties, benefits, etc. Lots of fun. I got to live a few fantasies and jammed with some name musicians.

    Can't say I had a great voice or played mouth harps all that well...but, I can make'm laugh and I can make'm dance!

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Thu Feb 28, 2013 1:37 pm
  • AbsolutNET wrote:
    Aros wrote:Amen.


    You've finally accepted that you're in the same demographic as Rob...


    Hey....Whatevers Comfortable.
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Thu Feb 28, 2013 6:52 pm
  • Largent80 wrote:Dude I am 60 and still goin strong, still writing too.


    That's impressive Rob. I hope I can say the same thing at 60.
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Thu Feb 28, 2013 6:55 pm
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    Aros wrote:Thanks fellas. It was a massive part of my life that I miss. Seems like millions of years ago and just yesterday all at once.


    agreed, very cool ... i remember those nights sleeping in bowling alleys, and groupies couches. or in the van, scraping for food, and gas to get to the next gig, that oh so close next big break.. a lot of good memories, it is who i am.. where the passion to create has gone, the passion to still play has not, and is strong as ever.. now in my mid 40's, i'm very blessed to be able to still go out on the weekends and make some noise with some very talented musicians..


    Yeah it definitely defines a part of our Souls as musicians. Oh the stories I'm sure we all could tell. I wish I could have made it big in my early twenties because Lord knows I wouldn't have the drive, energy or determination to go on a World Tour now. :)
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    Aros wrote:Amen.


    You've finally accepted that you're in the same demographic as Rob...


    And he still has his hair!
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Thu Feb 28, 2013 7:21 pm
  • Deeeeeaaaaamn Aros is a badass!!!! ROCK ON! Awesome story!
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Thu Feb 28, 2013 8:37 pm
  • Aros wrote:
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    Aros wrote:Amen.


    You've finally accepted that you're in the same demographic as Rob...


    And he still has his hair!


    Maybe too much?... :lol:

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Fri Mar 01, 2013 6:24 pm
  • I play guitar, mainly just with friends or to entertain my kids. Would love to play more but it seems life gets in the way sometimes.
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Sun Mar 03, 2013 4:57 pm
  • I make hip hop so im not really a musician...
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Sun Mar 03, 2013 5:21 pm
  • dunceface wrote:I make hip hop so im not really a musician...


    Not going to get an argument here. Pick up a damn guitar, or are you too lazy?
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Sun Mar 03, 2013 5:31 pm
  • I have a Schecter Tempest Custom, and I suck at playing it.
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Sun Mar 03, 2013 6:11 pm
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Sun Mar 03, 2013 6:34 pm
  • Largent80 wrote:
    dunceface wrote:Too lazy


    Which explains hip-hop and rap 100%.


    Yeah, because hair band music is way better than Outkast, for example. You sound like your parents describing Elvis' gyrating hips or something. Uggh.

    Great stuff, Todd.
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Sun Mar 03, 2013 6:38 pm
  • Largent80 wrote:
    dunceface wrote:Too lazy


    Which explains hip-hop and rap 100%.


    Not too mention by comparison someone who composes a symphony can RIGHTFULLY say your nonsense is "lazy, trite and easy". So, you know, you sound kind of dumb.
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Sun Mar 03, 2013 6:43 pm
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    dunceface wrote:Too lazy


    Which explains hip-hop and rap 100%.


    INCORRECT.

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Sun Mar 03, 2013 6:46 pm
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Sun Mar 03, 2013 7:13 pm
  • I took guitar and piano lessons as a kid but once i started making weird sounds with a computer it just did it for me right off the bat
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Mon Mar 04, 2013 8:46 am
  • i don't think people who write and/or produce hip hop is lazy. i do actually consider them artist, but it drives me fricken nuts when they are introduced as musicians...

    unless you actually physically play an instrument, you are not a musician.. if all you do is sing you are not a musician. ...if you spin turntables you are not a musician.... if you are a drummer, well then you hang out with musicians (joke)....

    musicians create music through instruments, not pre-recorded music... if rappers want to be considered musicians, then go pick up a 1.79 kazoo or mouth harp, and throw some of them tracks in your mix, now you're cooking with oil....
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Mon Mar 04, 2013 2:45 pm
  • I always invite guitarists to take a seat behind my drums and I pick up the guitar. Something miraculous happens. They realize they stink, and that the drums are more of an instrument than the guitar, (which I have been playing for 20 years)...The joke is on them.

    Artistry is artistry, musicianship and DJ are not in the same category.
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Mon Mar 04, 2013 3:15 pm
  • agreed, drums are hard as hell to master.. had it not been for the ridiculous loading in and out of all that gear, i'd be a drummer today..
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Mon Mar 04, 2013 4:33 pm
  • Largent80 wrote:drums are more of an instrument than the guitar


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Mon Mar 04, 2013 5:21 pm
  • nothing better than musical dick measuring.

    Music is music. You might not like it, but it's still music. Comes in many forms. go listen to 'Hot Poop' or 'The chrome-plated megaphone of destiny' by Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention and tell me if you think it qualifies as music. It does. I'm not really into most rap or hip-hop music, but I respect the guys who do it and do it well, I respect the technicians creating interesting beats and I think it's just as much music as anything else is. craft is craft. Get over yourselves.
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  • peachesenregalia wrote:nothing better than musical dick measuring.

    Music is music. You might not like it, but it's still music. Comes in many forms. go listen to 'Hot Poop' or 'The chrome-plated megaphone of destiny' by Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention and tell me if you think it qualifies as music. It does. I'm not really into most rap or hip-hop music, but I respect the guys who do it and do it well, I respect the technicians creating interesting beats and I think it's just as much music as anything else is. craft is craft. Get over yourselves.


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Re: Musicians in the house?
Mon Mar 04, 2013 6:54 pm
  • That clip is so right in so many ways, Zeb.
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Re: Musicians in the house?
Mon Mar 04, 2013 6:57 pm
  • peachesenregalia wrote:nothing better than musical dick measuring.

    Music is music. You might not like it, but it's still music. Comes in many forms. go listen to 'Hot Poop' or 'The chrome-plated megaphone of destiny' by Frank Zappa and the Mothers of Invention and tell me if you think it qualifies as music. It does. I'm not really into most rap or hip-hop music, but I respect the guys who do it and do it well, I respect the technicians creating interesting beats and I think it's just as much music as anything else is. craft is craft. Get over yourselves.


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Re: Musicians in the house?
Mon Mar 04, 2013 7:16 pm
  • Zebulon Dak wrote:
    Largent80 wrote:drums are more of an instrument than the guitar


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    OK wise guy, come to L.A. and sit in for me. And I'll shred guitar while you miserably fail.
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