Had a blast last night at our show in Seattle. We ended up headlining and played to a pretty well occupied room. Great turnout for a Monday night! Even got paid enough to cover gas costs to get there. 
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Stoner/Doom Bassists #65: Wasted Under the Brim
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Had a blast last night at our show in Seattle. We ended up headlining and played to a pretty well occupied room. Great turnout for a Monday night! Even got paid enough to cover gas costs to get there.
Can't really ask for more.
We're playing in 2 weeks and I think we're headlining. I'm not sure. I usually prefer to play in the middle because I'm old and tired.
I have merch for the first time in my life and I hope we sell some. Not for gas money or beer money. But to actually pay back those who invested in the shirts and CD's. Does that make me a professional?
I just thought of something while I was posting this. This show seems decently matched so I don't think we'll suffer from people coming to see one band and then leaving.
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Had a blast last night at our show in Seattle. We ended up headlining and played to a pretty well occupied room. Great turnout for a Monday night! Even got paid enough to cover gas costs to get there.
Right on man, get some merch going and you might actually walk away with more money than you came in with. So I've heard, breaking even is about my best case gig scenario.
Had a blast last night at our show in Seattle. We ended up headlining and played to a pretty well occupied room. Great turnout for a Monday night! Even got paid enough to cover gas costs to get there.
Congrats Cope!
Had a blast last night at our show in Seattle. We ended up headlining and played to a pretty well occupied room. Great turnout for a Monday night! Even got paid enough to cover gas costs to get there.
Awesome man!
For sure. We had people asking us about t-shirts and whatnot. Definitely on our way to getting some made very soon.
My wife goes from 0 to rage now every time I play a youtube pedal demo video, lol. She's so sick of it. Pedals are just fun, they're like my little friends down there giving me confidence ;p. I think a few more pedal toys then I need to get some nice amps somehow... wife's drum set is killing me right now. She would have to have the nice **** right?
Oh and on a side note, about 36 hours no cigarette... I keep goin from not thinking about it to wanting to demolish the world. About another day and a half I should have the taste out of my mouth.
Headphones, for the first part.
For the second, perhaps play some video games like the GTA series and take out your frustration on that?
I can think of lots of albums and bands I want to get.
Until I'm actually in the record store. Then I start drawing blanks.
Mumford & Sons is my and my guitarist's (in the folk/rock band and one of my doom bands) favorite band... to hate with a passion.
In our case, one of the bands brought in a whole other drum set without asking anybody, and then another of the other bands rearranged everything to suit them perfectly, in a way that is less than ideal for us.
Can you even escape it if you turn bass and treble all the way to 0?
What a maddening EQ.
Had a blast last night at our show in Seattle. We ended up headlining and played to a pretty well occupied room. Great turnout for a Monday night! Even got paid enough to cover gas costs to get there.
****ign Rad. Sounds like you guys are taking off.
We're hoping to head up that way again mid September; hopefully we can do a show together.
On my D-180, when I have the graphic EQ off, my usual settings are more like 3-5/10/1, going from low to high.
I don't recognize anyone, but you guys and Primitive Man. That sounds like a damn solid show right there!
I actually like it a lot more on guitar than on bass. On bass, the FMV mid control my amp has is next to useless and it never moves from its spot at 10. On guitar I typically have it set anywhere between 4 and 7.
He was always lame. In other news, he and his wife were arrested in france today, apparently they were planning some sort of terrorist attack.
But Filosofem is still one of the best bm albums ever.
He was always lame. In other news, he and his wife were arrested in france today, apparently they were planning some sort of terrorist attack.
But Filosofem is still one of the best bm albums ever.
He was always lame, yes, but when he stopped going by Grishnackh, he became super lame. There was an exponential increase in his lameness.
Always thought his music sounded lame, too.
