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Show your Band on Stage !!!

this is one group i played with on new years eve.
 

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The band name is SinneR. This is a reformation of an older project, with me being the new guy. The old bassist was a tool, and is currently serving 18-25 for banging an underage girl. I'm only in the 2 new videos, Devil's Child & Love Bites. But check out our singer, other than Ripper Owens (whos' on our friends list along with Rob Halford, KK Downing & Scott Travis), have you ever seen/heard anyone who sings Priest so good ? This is the most fun I've had in a band in a loooooong time. :bassist::hyper:
 
Alvaro Martín Gómez A.;7045135 said:
Someone just uploaded a couple videos of my band, so I thought I'd share them (Lyrics in Spanish). That gig happened two years ago and the only players still in the band are the bald guitarist and me.



your fretless bongo sounds awesome!
 
are those lights in the drums? I'd love to hear about how you did that, that looks awesome!

They sure are.

We went to a hardware store and got some parts for building a lamp. Basically a long threaded rod, the light sockets which have a threaded hole in them, some nuts that fit the rod, and some long ass lamp cord.

The rod goes into the air vents on the drums, and extends to about the middle of each drum, where the light socket is attached. By the air vent, he just took some rubber washers and a couple nuts and tightened them together against the drum. The cord goes from the socket through the rod and hangs out of the drums. He changed out his usual clear drumheads for opaque ones, so it looks like the heads are glowing, and you can't really see the source of the light. He had different colored bulbs, but the filament broke during transportation, so he had to get heavy duty shop bulbs, which only come in white.

I think it was only like 12 bucks for all of this. Really really cheap and easy to do, and no drilling of extra holes was necessary.