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thats just

That's fucking gnarly dude.

vampire hunters gon dun staked ur wheels


and on a side note
i have to go record someone at 7am today and have to leave at 5 to get to the studio
SO TIRED

StudioShutIn wrote:

hbombgraphics wrote:HA....when they first broke out I lived in Scranton and it's all everyone wanted to talk about, being in a band from scranton that wasn't breaking benjamin became so flipping annoying.

Is it bad that I kinda like Breaking Benjamin? Um..their older stuff, I mean...not the stuff from their newest album.

I just think the vocalist has kind of a cool/unique voice

Dude it's not bad to like anyone, you should like who you like, frustration on my part comes from everyone asking you about them like you knew them, we were playing basements and parking garages while they were playing at clubs, didn't really run into each other.

They do sound a bit like a cover band that got signed, meaning you can listen to the album and think "this song sounds like disturbed and this song sounds like nirvana"
not always a bad thing, but not ultra original: that being said yeah the singer definitely had some pipes on the first disk.

^ i think a show echoing around a parking garage would be fun. would love to play or listen in one

ashdown wrote:^ i think a show echoing around a parking garage would be fun. would love to play or listen in one

the visual is pretty cool, and the sound goes all over the place, kindof cool because you could find places in the room that actually had almost prefect EQ and balance, we used to walk around and then set up a recorder in a hot spot.

of course other places you would stand would just have drums.

I've been thinking about playing music all day, all throughout work, & I come home and play guitar and feel nothing. No joy, no determination, nothing. I hate this.

try thinking of some song or riff that you like. it doesn't matter what it is, or if it fits with what you do, or if it's total crap...sometimes nothing's lulzier for me than playing the "Enter Sandman" riff, or the coda to "Runnin' Down a Dream." there's got to be something that gets you somewhere, whether it's guts, nuts, or funnybone.

hbombgraphics wrote:

StudioShutIn wrote:

hbombgraphics wrote:HA....when they first broke out I lived in Scranton and it's all everyone wanted to talk about, being in a band from scranton that wasn't breaking benjamin became so flipping annoying.

Is it bad that I kinda like Breaking Benjamin? Um..their older stuff, I mean...not the stuff from their newest album.

I just think the vocalist has kind of a cool/unique voice

Dude it's not bad to like anyone, you should like who you like, frustration on my part comes from everyone asking you about them like you knew them, we were playing basements and parking garages while they were playing at clubs, didn't really run into each other.

They do sound a bit like a cover band that got signed, meaning you can listen to the album and think "this song sounds like disturbed and this song sounds like nirvana"
not always a bad thing, but not ultra original: that being said yeah the singer definitely had some pipes on the first disk.

what the fuck man

Ugh, waiting on a new pickguard for my Jazzy is freakin' infuriating.
I can't play that jank until it gets here.

I'm so exhausted, I actully don't know if I should be happy or sad... good things happened and bad things happened... I can't weigh them up...

tuffteef wrote:[youtube]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F5QCs3PnQBc[/youtube]

i mean its just a joke i thought it was funny but apparently im missing key messages and an apparent sexist prick
or did i just take it in a different way i dunno meh

HAHAHAHAHAHA The disdain on his face when hes doing the singing parts is priceless!

foomanfat wrote:Ugh, waiting on a new pickguard for my Jazzy is freakin' infuriating.
I can't play that jank until it gets here.

Quit bitchin' about a vintage jazzmaster you got for mad cheapz.

dubkitty wrote:try thinking of some song or riff that you like. it doesn't matter what it is, or if it fits with what you do, or if it's total crap...sometimes nothing's lulzier for me than playing the "Enter Sandman" riff, or the coda to "Runnin' Down a Dream." there's got to be something that gets you somewhere, whether it's guts, nuts, or funnybone.

I got into it for a bit just now, but started losing it again (and it's late) so I put the guitar down. But I seriously think my depression is creeping back into my life and I really hope music doesn't lose it's positivity on me like this again.

Sorry if I'm directing this negative shit towards you, I kinda just need to let something out in some way.

Get some good sleep and wake up early brohan