Recent content by djbass28

I love my parents, they aren't as bad as I probably made them sound. It's just on the topic of music where they are superstitious

I've had my license and have literally never gotten into trouble but apparently I still can't make my own decisions. Thanks for your story, I feel less alone now.

They like today's country and Christian contemporary which are to bland for me to handle. There's absolutely zero tension of release in these genres. Also, give death metal a try. Some of it is garbage, but some of it is incredible, especially the more progressive stuff. Try Serenity Painted...

First of all, I'll say that I consider myself to be a metalhead as its been the primary music I have listened to for a number of years. I love its power, the cathartic affect I get when I listen to it after a rough day, it's beauty, it's technicality, the metal community and the fact that it...

Thanks! That makes me feel better. I just have to find a metal club in seattle

So I got a nice Taylor Big Baby acoustic to learn a little guitar on and to write parts for my band (neither if my guitarists are into writing and it's me and the drummer for making songs). So my question is, how has Playing guitar affected your bass playing. Was it for better or for worse? I...

Well, it doesn't seem to popular. The other thing I thought of was White Noise but I don't know, sounds kinda neo nazi

We're a thrash/progressive metal band so I think it's fitting since it's a synonym for uncompromising which I think sums up the metal community. What do you guys think? Is it br00tal enough?

So I'm in a progressive/thrash band that I recently created with some friends. I'm playing on a 30 watt roland cube which I don't think is really cutting it. It gets distorted at loud volumes and I just want something that will lead me to be more prepared when (or if) my band gets gigs. One...

Since last summer it has gone like this for me: Romantic era classical music (Brahms, Tchaikovsky, Dvorak, etc...) Miles Davis/John Coltrane/Dexter Gordon Alice in Chains Mastodon Tool Pantera and most recently Death For me it is interesting to see my tastes change when I look back on...

Sweet

Well yesterday I got the nut in. I took the one a bought and glued it to my old broken one so I could get it equal to the original. I used an exacto knife and sandpaper to shave it down. The one I bought was flat on the bottom but I had I give it a curve to fit the radius of the neck in the...

Nah

Wow you went all the way from Chicago to listen to is practice at our house in Seattle. You are truly a devoted fan!

Well, if we had gear to move. We basically have practice amps for our gear. Kinda pathetic really :(