-When a drummer brings in his own songs and asks to perform one of them, b looking for a new drummer IMMEDIATELY.
rofl.. that would have been Rick, he was the first drummer in the second b I played in. He used to whine that no one would listen to his ideas, and wanted to know why they listened to my ideas when I was the newest member the band. He was replaced soon after that.. he didn't like being told drum were a dime a dozen by Wayne (who was our lead singer) so he quit.
-When a drummer brings in his own songs and asks to perform one of them, b looking for a new drummer IMMEDIATELY.
rofl.. that would have been Rick, he was the first drummer in the second b I played in. He used to whine that no one would listen to his ideas, and wanted to know why they listened to my ideas when I was the newest member the band. He was replaced soon after that.. he didn't like being told drum were a dime a dozen by Wayne (who was our lead singer) so he quit.
I dunno, it seems to work ok for Rush. Tho why did Phil Collins have to ta over Genesis?? WHY GOD WHY!?!?! Sorry. That happens sometimes. *zips it*
this will give you a laugh.
-Never name your band after a song.
-When a drummer brings in his own songs and asks to perform one of them, b looking for a new drummer IMMEDIATELY.
-No one cares that you have a MySpace page.
-3 things that are never coming back: gongs, headbands and playing slide guitar with a beer bottle.
this will give you a laugh.YEp, it sure is.
Strangelyenough, every last word is true!
... I, myself, AM strange and unusual...
-Never name your band after a song.
lol.. we did that.. "Nuthin Fancy" was the name of our band.
-When a drummer brings in his own songs and asks to perform one of them, b looking for a new drummer IMMEDIATELY.
rofl.. that would have been Rick, he was the first drummer in the
second band I played in. He used to whine that no one would listen
to his ideas, and wanted to know why they listened to my ideas when
I was the newest member of the band. He was replaced soon after
that.. he didn't like being told drummers were a dime a dozen by
Wayne (who was our lead singer) so he quit.
-No one cares that you have a MySpace page.
lol.. there was no MySpace when I played in a band..
-3 things that are never coming back: gongs, headbands and playing slide guitar with a beer bottle.
LOL.. I'm heading to get a beer out of the fridge right now!
Since it seems we actually have some lurkers at least, btw,
from the moderator, thanks for popping up and saying hi,
this will give you a laugh.
POsted by a sound reinforcement provider buddy of mine on
usenet:
RULES FOR BANDS
-Never start a trio with a married couple.
-Your manager's not helping you. Fire him/her.
-Before you sign a record deal, look up the word 'recoupable' in the dictionary.
-No one cares who you've opened for...
-A string section does not make your songs sound any more important.
-If your band has gone through more than 4 bass players, it's time to break up
-When you talk on stage you are never funny.
-If you sound like another band, don't act like you're unfamiliar with their music. "Oh does Rage Against The Machine also do rap-rock with political lyrics?"
-Asking a crowd how they're doing is just amplified small talk. Don't do it. -Don't say your video's being played if it's only on community TV.
-When you sign to a major label, claim to have inked the best contract ever. Mention 'artistic freedom' and 'a guaranteed 3 record deal'.
-When you get dropped insist that it was the worst contract ever and you asked
to be let go.
-Never name a song after your band.
-Never name your band after a song.
-When a drummer brings in his own songs and asks to perform one of them, begin
looking for a new drummer IMMEDIATELY.
-Never enter a Battle Of The Bands contest. If you do you're already a loser. -Learn to recognise scary word pairings: rock opera, white rapper, blues jam, swing band, open mike etc.
-Drummers can take off their shirts or they can wear gloves, but not both.
-Listen, either break it to your parents or we will - it's rock 'n' roll, not
soccer game. They've gotta stop coming to your shows.
-It's not a 'showcase'. It's a gig that doesn't pay.
-No one cares that you have a MySpace page.
-Getting a tattoo is like sewing platform shoes to your feet.
-Don't hire a publicist.
-Playing a gig that requires an overnight stay somewhere doesn't mean you're o
tour.
-Don't join a cover band that plays Bush songs. In fact, don't join a cover band.
-Although they come in different styles and colours, electric guitars all soun
the same. Why do you keep changing them between songs?
-Don't stop your set to ask that beers be brought up. That's what girlfriends/boyfriends are for.
-If you need a smoke machine your music sucks.
-We can tell the difference between a professionally produced album cover and one you made with the iMac your parents got for Christmas.
-Remember, if blues solos are so difficult, why can so many 16 year olds play them?
-If you ever take a publicity photo, destroy it. You may never know where or when it will turn up.
-Cut your hair, but do not shave your head.
-Pierce your nose, but not your eyebrow.
-Do not wear shorts onstage. Or a suit. Or a hat.
-Rock oxymoron's; major label interest, demo deal, blues genius, $500 guarante
and Fastball's second hit.
-3 things that are never coming back: gongs, headbands and playing slide guita
with a beer bottle.
Regards,
Richard
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