Comments | claude_lives: Last Night's Performance

claude_lives

Last Night's Performance

Feb 05, 2005 14:09

I think I really underestimated this change in character that I’ve been going through lately. I surprised a lot of people with what I would and would not do last night. For the record, I’m just tired of being that guy, that guy I was. That’s that. It’s time for a change. I guess, you’ll either have to get used to the new me, or realize that our ( Read more... )

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This is me doing more procrastinating... the_joester February 5 2005, 23:33:06 UTC

Last night really was a lot of fun. We're really progressing, and I'm excited about where we're going. And I second those thank yous. Thanks to everyone who either opened their home to us, or came to see us. No thanks to the cops though! We'll rock you all full out next time!

-Joester

Re: This is me doing more procrastinating... claude_lives February 8 2005, 16:56:18 UTC

Ahhh, I cannot wait for Wednesday's practice, and recording later this week.

Re: This is me doing more procrastinating... the_joester February 8 2005, 20:57:00 UTC

Yeah man! Recording is going to be awesome!

-Joester

theredhead3 February 6 2005, 16:11:40 UTC

Man I wish I was able to have gone sounds like it was great!! Next time I will be in the front row

Tips from the Tim timstantmessage February 7 2005, 23:41:02 UTC

When making a set list you want a good balance. play a good song in the beginning, a good song in the middle and a good song in the end. Keep in mind others have different opinions of what is "good". Because i this i try to follow what the usual concensus is. Songs that poeple say they generally like alot more than the others should not be played back to back. start with one, play another in the middle and end with one as well. The key is balance. Use the elements and principles of design when creating anything. Even a setlist. But im sure you know that already. Also try not to play two songs that have a similar sound back to back. Example "slow, fast Slow" or "reggea,punk,50's,reggea". As I said before, I'm sure you know all of this already but i thought it wouldnt hurt to give a little advice and show you waht has worked for my band in the past.

Re: Tips from the Tim claude_lives February 8 2005, 16:56:53 UTC

Thanks for the tips, Timstant.