United States

I've got a live radio interview/performance scheduled for 6:30 pm on Tuesday, March 3rd, at Radio WESU Middletown, CT. 88.1FM

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Is that radio station on the internet as well, if so we could listen to you...

Record then post. [/b]

This is 'live-over-the-air' radio; dunno if they're also on the Internet.
I'd like to record it, but not sure if that'll happen.
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But - I'll look into it, thanks for the suggestion; good idea.
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Right now my primary focus is to re-record 4 songs with the new lead singer, while erasing the old tracks (which have relatively inexperienced singers).
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Also, I'll need to deleted the computer-drum tracks.
. . . gonna make the CD's sound the same as we do live; that'll take some work.
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We've been performing as a trio.
Although there are now 5 of us in the group, 2 are fairly new.
The new bass player has racked up countless hours of practice, and is nearly 'there.'
The 2nd female vocalist is still finding her spot in the songs.
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So, we've been performing as a trio, with the other 2 sitting in the audience, taking notes . . .
I know that's hard for them, but they're good with it. the songs take a LOT of practice to master . . .
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When we perform, I do not want to sound good.
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There's a million other bands who sound good; I don't want to get lost in the shuffle.
We need to sound excellent.
"Good" isn't too hard to achieve.
"Excellent" takes extra practice, though . . .
I've had a lot of people tell me we sound waaay better in person, than in the recordings, which are getting old . . .
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Incidentally - I came across this radio opportunity by performing at an open mike.