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first studio jam..woot x2
last night was my first time ever jamming in a studio with a proper band..i enjoyed it heaps...we played british rock and roll...it made me feel oh so groovy...so do u guys still remember ur first jam sessions in a studio? it feels so much different...with the drums and everything...
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Nice one man.... yeah... I remember the first time I jammed with a band. It's so cool just vibing off other musicians and putting something together.
If you play with another guitarist and trade licks in a solo or whatever you can really expand your playing as well....
If you play with another guitarist and trade licks in a solo or whatever you can really expand your playing as well....
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yea i learnt alot too...especially how sucky i am at lead...its good though...lets me know what i need to work on more...i loved messing around with the drums too...ah well i am still exploring the wonderful world of guitaring..
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I'm jealous, man, sounds great! British rock'n'roll, eh? Did you have a nice big Marshall or Laney on hand to make it extra-British? :D
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Originally Posted by: jeffhxso do u guys still remember ur first jam sessions in a studio?
Nope, never done it, BUT, sometime soon i'm due to pop my studio jammin cherry with a drummer, bassist and another guitarist! triple 'woot' should be fun with my limited ability! but at least it'll be a bit of a learning exorcise for me :eek:
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Six string slingin
Son of a gun
I met my maker, i made him cry, and on my shoulder he asked me why, his people won't fly thru the storm, i said, listen here man they don't even know your born.
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Cool man, it's almost always fun to jam with others.
After getting down the basics, I think jamming with others is essential for progressing, especially creatively. Back in my garage band days practicing at least 3 times a week for hours at a time, I prolly wrote around 30+ songs within a year. Since then, I haven't come up with that much new stuff in the last 5 years combined, even though I can definitely play things now I couldn't then.
After getting down the basics, I think jamming with others is essential for progressing, especially creatively. Back in my garage band days practicing at least 3 times a week for hours at a time, I prolly wrote around 30+ songs within a year. Since then, I haven't come up with that much new stuff in the last 5 years combined, even though I can definitely play things now I couldn't then.
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Originally Posted by: jiujitsu_jesusI'm jealous, man, sounds great! British rock'n'roll, eh? Did you have a nice big Marshall or Laney on hand to make it extra-British? :D
yea it was some massive laney block of loudness...my first time playing such a humungous thing too..i was amused and overwhelmed with excitement...
the soundproof room made it all more amazing...i was just filled with music...enjoyed it very much...too bad ive gotta leave soon..back to melbourne...i cudve joined the band for some gigs...ah well...fun nonetheless
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I was lucky, I got into a band right from the starting gate. We all sucked equally so it didn't matter. Still learned a heap. Humm that was 1976
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Originally Posted by: renNice one man.... yeah... I remember the first time I jammed with a band.
Me too. It was the first time I'd heard music that loud. It was also the first time id seen people smoke pot. :) I was afraid that the neigbors would complain and the cops would show up the whole time.
Wow...I've gotten alot more zen about it all.
Congrats Josh...to bad you couldnt stick with the group.
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1970s...i love that era...i wud so be a hippy...a happy and drug free one...i wanna do it again...
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Originally Posted by: jeffhx1970s...i love that era...i wud so be a hippy...a happy and drug free one...i wanna do it again...
amen bro.
I'd be a happy one. :cool:
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Lousy beatniks. :D
For life is quite absurd and death's the final word, You must always face the curtain with a bow
Forget about your sin - give the audience a grin
Enjoy it - it's your last chance anyhow.
METOOB
Forget about your sin - give the audience a grin
Enjoy it - it's your last chance anyhow.
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Originally Posted by: ericthecableguyLousy beatniks. :D
Take it from a veteran psychedelic ranger from the 1970's, it was a wonderfully weird time. A lot of fun though... hoo hoo.. :D
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Till you ended up in bat country ;) .
For life is quite absurd and death's the final word, You must always face the curtain with a bow
Forget about your sin - give the audience a grin
Enjoy it - it's your last chance anyhow.
METOOB
Forget about your sin - give the audience a grin
Enjoy it - it's your last chance anyhow.
METOOB
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Originally Posted by: ericthecableguyTill you ended up in bat country ;) .
Damn bats...swooping at the car, screeching like blood thirsty banshees...
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Originally Posted by: hunter60Take it from a veteran psychedelic ranger from the 1970's, it was a wonderfully weird time. A lot of fun though... hoo hoo.. :D
i did a fair bit of..."chemistry research" in the 70's ...
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Originally Posted by: iceandhotwaxi did a fair bit of..."chemistry research" in the 70's ...
Yup. Our motto: "Better living through chemistry". :rolleyes:
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Originally Posted by: hunter60Yup. Our motto: "Better living through chemistry". :rolleyes:
in retrospect i wish ida put all that time into flyin on the guitar, instead
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