OT: Music Part IV

[Runner77]

That was in the pre-Viagra days.

 

[angusyoung]

That was in the pre-Viagra days.

And now it's hard to be hard

 

[Runner77]

Funny and sad at the same time,but why book a band that is not good in the first place? The bands at any weddings I've been have been nothing noteworthy but did their job. Actually kind of prefer a Dj that knows how to get things jumping.

I knew a lot of musicians who made ends meet with wedding gigs. One band in particular had a singer who had a knack of picking up the mothers of either the bride or groom and would quite often be performing in a parked car during breaks. The band was often left scrambling looking for the guy in parking lots but they usually found the fogged up car that was gently moving. Good times.

 

[angusyoung]

Great stuff! went to a few weddings where some slam dancing broke out

 

[angusyoung]

Frank Gambale. This guy has instructional guitar videos that are super cheesy where he uses scantily clad women as dancing props. But yeah, he rips.

Where are they ?

 

[angusyoung]

I knew a lot of musicians who made ends meet with wedding gigs. One band in particular had a singer who had a knack of picking up the mothers of either the bride or groom and would quite often be performing in a parked car during breaks. The band was often left scrambling looking for the guy in parking lots but they usually found the fogged up car that was gently moving. Good times.

I reckon you could make some decent coin doing that, I knew some as well but they also played in bands, entirely different music though. If you want to be a musician, it's not always easy and some coin is better than none. Hope those slutty mothers were divorced or widowed at least

 

[Runner77]

I reckon you could make some decent coin doing that, I knew some as well but they also played in bands, entirely different music though. If you want to be a musician, it's not always easy and some coin is better than none. Hope those slutty mothers were divorced or widowed at least

Nope, they were all mostly married as in mostly married to their husbands but not full time.

The guy was a champ. He kept adding them to his dating roster after his initial encounters. I remember one that he kept seeing who got sick and ended up in hospital and this guy shamelessly visited her and brought her flowers.

 

[angusyoung]

Nope, they were all mostly married as in mostly married to their husbands but not full time.

The guy was a champ. He kept adding them to his dating roster after his initial encounters. I remember one that he kept seeing who got sick and ended up in hospital and this guy shamelessly visited her and brought her flowers.

How does that work? an open marriage?

A friend of yours? sounds like there was a void in his life and was trying to fill other voids

 

[Runner77]

How does that work? an open marriage?

A friend of yours? sounds like there was a void in his life and was trying to fill other voids

I knew two guys who played in the same band and fed me all of his “exploits”. The guy looked like a Greek god, tall, dark with long curly hair — it came very easy to him. He was married too — he juggled a lot of trysts. Must have had a miserable existence despite the bragging rights it provided him.

 

[angusyoung]

I knew two guys who played in the same band and fed me all of his “exploits”. The guy looked like a Greek god, tall, dark with long curly hair — it came very easy to him. He was married too — he juggled a lot of trysts. Must have had a miserable existence despite the bragging rights it provided him.

Makes sense, most satisfied and content people do not stray just for adding another notch to their tally,but never know, there are all sorts out there.

 

[peate]

Funny and sad at the same time,but why book a band that is not good in the first place? The bands at any weddings I've been have been nothing noteworthy but did their job. Actually kind of prefer a Dj that knows how to get things jumping.

They were supposed to be good, but our standards were higher; they never stood a chance. They did come back to finish two more sets and sounded a bit better. (or we were a bit drunker).

DJ's as we know them today didn't exist back then.

 

[peate]

Frank Gambale. This guy has instructional guitar videos that are super cheesy where he uses scantily clad women as dancing props. But yeah, he rips.

I just saw the blonde with the LesPaul and clicked on it.

 

[angusyoung]

Not my favorite show of all time but nice to see

 

[angusyoung]

for me , Jake Evans has stood out for his play away from the puck. I haven’t noticed KK in a couple weeks

Listening to too much Genesis? his favorite song? @Runner77 might be able to confirm or deny it

 

[Toene]

Listening to too much Genesis? his favorite song? @Runner77 might be able to confirm or deny it

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Genesis post-Gabriel... ISHYGDDT.
Trick of the tail was decent, since it still had that prog vibe. Then, when Hackett left, it was the final nail.

Gabriel brought theatricality to the songs. He could transport you to a peculiar universe from his imagination because his voice, while limited, was able to transmit the emotions and mood he had in mind so well. He played characters and told tales. That's what made me love the band. For me, pop-era Genesis makes no sense. Just call the band something else. It wasn't bad, don't get me wrong, but it's not even the same style and themes from before, like if Metallica dropped an RnB album.

Phil Collins is a great artist. I like him. However, he is imo ten times the drummer than he is a singer. Probably a top-5 drummer of all-time. Listen carefully to his drums in Firth of fifth and The Cinema Show in SEBtP. It's pure, unadultered genius.

 

[angusyoung]

Seems like yesterday! Epic performance and the broads with gams ain't too shabby either

 

[peate]

Seems like yesterday! Epic performance and the broads with gams ain't too shabby either

Good find.

 

[ArtPeur]

Soooooo Terry DiMonte, CHOM's morning man, is retiring.

Terry DiMonte announces he's leaving CHOM | Montreal Gazette

 

[peate]

broads with gams

WTF are you going about, gams. Gay Asian males?

oh you mean shapely legs. Is this the 30's?

 

[peate]

Nice rendition of a classic. I like the falsetto by Mona, or is it Lisa?

 

[angusyoung]

WTF are you going about, gams. Gay Asian males?

oh you mean shapely legs. Is this the 30's?

Yes legs! I could tell you stories about the others though

I honed my English speaking skills and tried to emulate my role model ,Inspector Frank Lugar



Taught me everything I need to know about dames,broads

 

[angusyoung]

Soooooo Terry DiMonte, CHOM's morning man, is retiring.

Terry DiMonte announces he's leaving CHOM | Montreal Gazette

We used to call him Terry demented, even some of his cousins did.Kids!

 

[angusyoung]

Nice rendition of a classic. I like the falsetto by Mona, or is it Lisa?

Lisa with the nice gams

 

[Per Sjoblom]

My son went to Burbank last week and recorded a song, he plays all the instruments on this recording which is a demo.


Dropbox - LOVE ME AGAIN_DEMO_1.wav - Simplify your life

 

[beowulf]

New Nine Inch Nails with Health but it is Trent singing!