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Female vocals can work really well with heavy music if it's done right. Sounds like it could be pretty neat.
I think you'll like this song. It's only about four minutes long but has several different sections. I'm really proud of the music and I don't want to ruin it with my pipes.
I had to scream the third verse, which would be an effective way to do it, but I'm sorry, I am just completely unconvincing in that role.
I'm excited!
If I had a better microphone for recording I'd offer to try some of the harsher vocals. I want to hear Rob roar!
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Posted: March 18 2011 at 11:58
Padraic wrote:
That is a highly disturbing sig Henners.
Just be thankful you didn't have to take your kids to see that live.
NecronCommander wrote:
Epignosis wrote:
NecronCommander wrote:
Female vocals can work really well with heavy
music if it's done right. Sounds like it could be pretty neat.
I
think you'll like this song. It's only about four minutes long but has
several different sections. I'm really proud of the music and I don't
want to ruin it with my pipes.
I
had to scream the third verse, which would be an effective way to do
it, but I'm sorry, I am just completely unconvincing in that role.
I'm excited!
If I had a better microphone for recording I'd offer to try some of the harsher vocals. I want to hear Rob roar!
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Posted: March 18 2011 at 12:13
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rushfan4 wrote:
Cool. I listened to Led Bib the other day. Although, I am closer to breaking a hip than being hip.
Did you like Led Bib?
Sensible Shoes has a few pretty good songs on it. Unfortunately, I was listening to it at the gym, and it had so many quiet parts that I was subjected to such brilliant works of art as Beyonce's Put A Ring On It, or whatever the hell it is called. Quiet music just doesn't work well at the gym since it doesn't drown out the crap playing out of the gym's speakers.
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Posted: March 18 2011 at 12:15
rushfan4 wrote:
A Person wrote:
rushfan4 wrote:
Cool. I listened to Led Bib the other day. Although, I am closer to breaking a hip than being hip.
Did you like Led Bib?
Sensible Shoes has a few pretty good songs on it. Unfortunately, I was listening to it at the gym, and it had so many quiet parts that I was subjected to such brilliant works of art as Beyonce's Put A Ring On It, or whatever the hell it is cold. Quiet music just doesn't work well at the gym since it doesn't drown out the crap playing out of the gym's speakers.
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Posted: March 18 2011 at 12:19
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NecronCommander wrote:
Sh*t, I need to make a resume for the internship I'm applying for next summer... it looks so pathetic.
I'm afraid that, besides the shame of getting mediocre grades at community college, by transferring in I'm missing out on a lot of that. Because if there's someone else who already had an internship, they'll hire them because they have EXPERIENCE. It doesn't even matter that between us we have almost 25,000 posts!
I've never had an internship and I get sh*tty grades here (I mean I hope they'll be understanding that I'm just a freshman) but apart from that I have like no leadership roles and so very few extracurricular activities that it just looks empty. I don't have much to come in with.
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I posted in a music classifieds once "Looking for young drummer to join prog rock band" then quickly realized i might as well have written "Looking for cashable cheque for 17 million pounds"
I posted in a music classifieds once "Looking for young drummer to join prog rock band" then quickly realized i might as well have written "Looking for cashable cheque for 17 million pounds"
Well, if you want to give me 17 million pounds to do it I will gladly just find a buy a drum set But nah, I really want one. Whenever I get a real job I plan to splurge and buy one, wish I could help you out though I miss drumming.
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Posted: March 18 2011 at 13:06
JJLehto wrote:
topographicbroadways wrote:
I posted in a music classifieds once "Looking for young drummer to join prog rock band" then quickly realized i might as well have written "Looking for cashable cheque for 17 million pounds"
Well, if you want to give me 17 million pounds to do it I will gladly just find a buy a drum set But nah, I really want one. Whenever I get a real job I plan to splurge and buy one, wish I could help you out though I miss drumming.
I wish I had the space and money to get into it also, i've done a bit and it's much more fun and rewarding than guitar
Well I used to play drums every day in High School, I just used the school's set. After I graduated, well no good...
And it is fun. i like guitar but it does require a lot more work and patience. Also drums are easier to self teach, which is what I did! Of course I actually do know music, instead of just hitting things. Which is fine, I just prefer to be a little better than that!
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, why do i not know any drummers who 
