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if you have a band with good chemistry, good songs and fortunately a good crowd; there's nothing better than playing live! I really miss it alot, always loved it so much! It's the best thing

[quote name="Void"]if you have a band with good chemistry, good songs and fortunately a good crowd; there's nothing better than playing live! I really miss it alot, always loved it so much! It's the best thing [/quote]

exactly this + backstage fun

[quote name="Love of Lava"]
[quote name="Void"]if you have a band with good chemistry, good songs and fortunately a good crowd; there's nothing better than playing live! I really miss it alot, always loved it so much! It's the best thing [/quote]

exactly this + backstage fun [/quote]

i've only played one show and i absolutely loved it



wish i had the opportunity to do it more

I used to love it but these days I'm indifferent.

because you're old

playing live = sex

[quote name="'zilla"]playing live = sex[/quote]

playing a fuckin loud and awesome solo live > sex

Live sexy leopard elevator sex on stage

no, absolutely nobody else feels that playing live is a little overrated.



how does it feel to be completely and utterly alone in your wrong opinion? is it the same kind of feeling you get when you sit at home being relieved that you're not participating in society? are you warm right now. these are important ideas, please respond.

[quote name="Void"]if you have a band with good chemistry, good songs and fortunately a good crowd; there's nothing better than playing live! It's the best thing [/quote]



damn straight!



[quote name="Void"]I really miss it a lot[/quote]



I miss playing live with various styles.

Like I haven't done any funk gigs for ages (both original & covers).

That band, when the crowd was dancing and (hot chicks) just going off & I'm laying down the 1 - it was so awesome.



Also miss playing jazz-funk.

At my debut metal band gig last week, by coincidence, my old band mate from my first band (jazz-funk) was gigging downstairs in the pub (and I was upstairs in the main band room).

After my metal set, I sat in for 3 songs with him & it was so good to play some jazz-funk and blues/swing again.

Mainly because of the chemistry between me & him. He went to high-school together so there's that connection of playing since we were 14.

So that was awesome. But what I hate is the fans of the jazz-funk & blues scene.

[quote name="FUKKET"]But what I hate is the fans of the jazz-funk & blues scene.[/quote]



Elaborate, sir?

[quote name="hard-on bearer Incognito"]not participating in society[/quote]







Also, I am not warm right now. It's fucking -10f outside and my heat isn't working. The apartment is current at 50f and dropping. Apparently, the maintenance hard-on bearer is too cool to answer pages on a Sunday.

You expect someone to work on the sabbath?

[quote name="M.Bison"]
[quote name="FUKKET"]But what I hate is the fans of the jazz-funk & blues scene.[/quote]



Elaborate, sir?[/quote]



you either get the real jazz snobs who go "oh it's too bluesy & funky and not jazzy enough" (our guitarist was a bluesy jazz player, say like Scofield) or you get the blues-rock heads (bikers with VB shirts) who walk up to you & say "play some fuckin blue rock!" or "what's this jazzy poofter shit?!"

They want that heavy blue like SRV (but I like SRV) or those annoying rock blues bands that play the same "der nah-nah, nah-nah, nah-nah" over & over - like "Roadhouse Blues" over & over.

We couldn't win - we were too jazzy for the blues scene & too bluesy for the jazz scene...

NO MOSH! NO CORE! NO TRENDS! NO FUN!

[quote name="FUKKET"]"der nah-nah, nah-nah, nah-nah" over & over[/quote]

I hate that shit too. It's like the status quo "aunty mary had a canary" riff.

[quote name="Void"]NO MOSH! NO CORE! NO TRENDS! NO FUN! [/quote]





fenriz philosophy!

[quote name="hard-on bearer Incognito"]no, absolutely nobody else feels that playing live is a little overrated.



how does it feel to be completely and utterly alone in your wrong opinion? is it the same kind of feeling you get when you sit at home being relieved that you're not participating in society? are you warm right now. these are important ideas, please respond.[/quote]





hey jay leno,what's wrong?

[quote name="Jackson"]
[quote name="Void"]NO MOSH! NO CORE! NO TRENDS! NO FUN! [/quote]





Twat philosophy![/quote]



corrected

it was obviously a joke

I know

me too

Not in a band but I love seeing a band live. Its just a different overall experience to see a band play live. Of course some bands are boring to see.

[quote name="deathraiser13"]Not in a band but I love seeing a band live. Its just a different overall experience to see a band play live. Of course some bands are boring to see.[/quote]

...

[quote name="deathraiser13"] Of course some bands are boring to see.[/quote]



Six Feet Under, yes? (i've never seen them, just heard all the comments on the bard over the years)

[quote name="Jackson"]
[quote name="hard-on bearer Incognito"]no, absolutely nobody else feels that playing live is a little overrated.



how does it feel to be completely and utterly alone in your wrong opinion? is it the same kind of feeling you get when you sit at home being relieved that you're not participating in society? are you warm right now. these are important ideas, please respond.[/quote]





hey jay leno,what's wrong?[/quote]



the world is infested with complete and utter twats is what is wrong.



complete and utter twats such as yourself.



you're not very edgy, you know.



not even on the internet.



kinda sad, really.

[quote name="hard-on bearer Incognito"]
[quote name="Jackson"]
[quote name="hard-on bearer Incognito"]no, absolutely nobody else feels that playing live is a little overrated.



how does it feel to be completely and utterly alone in your wrong opinion? is it the same kind of feeling you get when you sit at home being relieved that you're not participating in society? are you warm right now. these are important ideas, please respond.[/quote]





hey jay leno,what's wrong?[/quote]



the world is infested with complete and utter twats is what is wrong.



complete and utter twats such as yourself.



you're not very edgy, you know.



not even on the internet.











kinda sad, really.[/quote]

I don't agree with this thread. Playing live is the true essence of a real musician.

[quote name="ANGEL OF DESEASE"]I don't agree with this thread. Playing live is the true essence of a real musician.[/quote]

[quote name="baron von blondle"]
[quote name="ANGEL OF DESEASE"]I don't agree with this thread. Playing live is the true essence of a real musician.[/quote]



[/quote]

[quote name="Love of Lava"]
[quote name="baron von blondle"]
[quote name="ANGEL OF DESEASE"]I don't agree with this thread. Playing live is the true essence of a real musician.[/quote]



[/quote][/quote]

any of the american talk show hosts ive had the misfortune of seeing are hateful obnoxious cunts



apart from the wee scottish one, who was either ok or good or just better than the others. i cannae remember

Backstage fun + Getting wasted + Doing stupid things = Great

Playing live = Even better

[quote name="Verbal"]any of the american talk show hosts ive had the misfortune of seeing are hateful obnoxious cunts



apart from the wee scottish one, who was either ok or good or just better than the others. i cannae remember[/quote]

Craig Ferguson is funny, especially when he has a good guest he plays off of like Hugh Laurie, Ewan MacGregor, or Kristen Bell.

[quote name="desolation"]
[quote name="Verbal"]any of the american talk show hosts ive had the misfortune of seeing are hateful obnoxious cunts



apart from the wee scottish one, who was either ok or good or just better than the others. i cannae remember[/quote]

Craig Ferguson is funny, especially when he has a good guest he plays off of like Hugh Laurie[/quote]



I've just seen his interviews of Hugh Laurie and Stephen Fry.



PAINT: and billy connolly

[quote name="Verbal"]
[quote name="desolation"]
[quote name="Verbal"]any of the american talk show hosts ive had the misfortune of seeing are hateful obnoxious cunts



apart from the wee scottish one, who was either ok or good or just better than the others. i cannae remember[/quote]

Craig Ferguson is funny, especially when he has a good guest he plays off of like Hugh Laurie[/quote]



I've just seen his interviews of Hugh Laurie and Stephen Fry.



PAINT: and billy connolly[/quote]

I haven't seen the Stephen Fry nor Billy Connolly ones. I will hunt them down.

There may have been multiple ones of each of those.



I have the memory of a precious stone.

Jay Leno is my idol!









He's so smart and funny!











Look at that funny face!













Ricky Gervais,who?

[quote name="Jackson"]Jay Leno is my idol!









He's so smart and funny!











Look at that funny face!













Ricky Gervais,who?[/quote]

craig fergusons stand up is fucking great.

[quote name="'zilla"]craig fergusons stand up is fucking great.[/quote]

[quote name="desolation"]
[quote name="Love of Lava"]
[quote name="baron von blondle"]
[quote name="ANGEL OF DESEASE"]I don't agree with this thread. Playing live is the true essence of a real musician.[/quote]



[/quote][/quote][/quote]



aod knows.

The album should be great that is most important, because it can be heard more than seeing the band perform.



Seeing a band live can be great, but nowadays in the Netherlands, crowdresponses are often lame so the old atmosphere is often gone anyway.

I think that's true for mainly the metal scene here...

Holland is the only place I ever had to play a 'matinee' show, that was wierd!

wierd!