Between sets

[Joe Nerve]

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[bassbrad]

...i go p....

 

[Stilettoprefer]

....I prank trumpet players....

 

[LowendinFL]

Check tuning. Get my free beer for the next set. Filter out the last one...

 

[LilloEsquilo]

Feel envious as the guitar player gets laid :/

 

[Jazz Ad]

Groping groupies.

 

[LiamPodmore]

Chill out, get another drink, chat to friends, i have ran home for my phone charger aswell too, and depending on the weather sit outside to get abit cooler.

Liam

 

[plankspanker13]

all of the above

 

[kcole4001]

I find ( . ) too messy, and much prefer to use ( ? ).

 

[stingray2112]

Check tuning, grab a beer, smoke a cigarette

 

[Joe Nerve]

Lol. This started as a rant between sets that I decided to take back after the following set because I got 0 responses and it depressed me even more. I don't know how cut out for the cover thing I am anymore. The money helps, but I like doin original music 1000X more. Not sure how people get a rush out of playin covers, but god bless those that do.

 

[Floyd Eye]

I get a rush out of playing covers because I ( and my band) play them a lot better than all the other bands around, and people dig it.

 

[Lammchop93]

We find reason to complain about the singer.

 

[Muzoid]

Flirt my ass off.

 

[hbarcat]

Schmooze with fans.

 

[groovingrover32]

cry deeply

 

[gjbassist]

Grab a beer, talk to people in the crowd or sit and shoot the bull with my drummer.

 

[worxforme]

Tune, hit the head then visit with the crowd.

 

[joeturbodiesel@]

Unless you have a great following for your band, which I am sure you( Joe Nerve ) probably do. People like to hear songs they know. When you see people recognize the song and see that they really like it and start dancing or wooing, it feels really good that they are enjoying themselves because of you.

 

[Richland123]

I talk to people who are there to see the band and find out what songs they would like to hear, thank them for coming, ask them if they are having a good time, etc. The audience members want to feel special and appreciated. If somebody requests a song we play, I get it into the next set and dedicate it to them. After all, they could go spend their money watching another band.