Always record the "rehearsal"!
Bob Katz's book as mentioned above, and The Art & Science of Sound Recording by Alan Parsons. The latter is especially good for people who are...
OMG. So sad. He drove the fuq outta that band, so tight and solid, even back in the day my ears perked up when Blondie came on the radio because...
I also suspect that the oldsters are somewhat more likely to feel like answering a poll about how old you are than the kiddos. Probably a lot of...
Possibly... frankly I doubt it though!
Quality troll :wink: Not going for it, though. :bleh:
Yeah! The Moebius/Jodorowsky stuff has actually been on my radar for ages, I just keep forgetting about it!
I have never been into any form of comic book or graphic novel with one important exception and that was the American version of Heavy Metal...
Well I'm a lot f'king older now than when I got here. Not this version of me. The REAL one.
Oh hai Stevie
Yeah the Scarbee is a little bit more of a big fat prog Rickenbacker, actually I'd go with the Black Bass 'cause Paul liked his flat wounds. But...
Well right now I'm sitting in front of an Allen and Heath D-live C2500 but the real music stuff is about a hundred feet away
The other one's just a garden variety sociopath
I'm just saying the paper is still the most robust storage medium, I'm not saying it's good for storing everything... although I suppose you could...
No there isn't...but there could be a magic microphone that uses physics. Got me thinking.
That's the only real problem with those mics, aside from expense- they will make everyone who sees you sing into it giggle like Beavis and...
AFAIK in a safe controlled environment paper still wins. :wink:
Never mind :wink:
I feel like I could write a book about this but luckily George Orwell did it for me.
Fuck Wendy O. Williams. And she dead so eh... I'm good:dunno:
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