General Music Chat

Our show from Friday night. If you don't have the time or patience for all 38+ minutes skip ahead to the last song "Helter Skelter", it would have made Manson proud.

http://www.justin.tv/pjslagerhouse/b/307509798

Great version JD. Very impressed with Helter Skelter.
Classic performance. Felt like I was watching an early
recording of a now famous band.[/b]

Thanks Klug. Chris the bass player had one rehearsal with us on Monday so all things considered it went rather well. The show quickly devolved after we played, the final band Glitter Trash was disturbing to say the least, I had nightmares in the two hours of sleep I got that night.

The Bass player was quite the showman. You got to feel good about his performance being his first gig with you guys. Helter Skelter was pretty wild. Loved the noise on the outro.
I like the site... it's a good way to promote the locals. I watched several of the other bands as well. "Glitter Trash" Those have to be the biggest manboobs I've ever seen.
Choking Susan was pretty cool. Got to love a Rockin chick wit tattoo's!

Thanks Jahva, you would have loved to have been there, every punk in Detroit was. Jenna Talia, the singer of Glitter Trash, took it a few steps further than the video. Love playing at the Lagerhouse, great sound and crowd.

[quote="jimmydanger Jenna Talia, the singer of Glitter Trash, took it a few steps further than the video. [/quote]


Great name!! Is she Italian?

Great name!! Is she Italian?

Nope, just nuts.

You guys sound Awesome Jimmy, the bass player puts on a good show even if he is new to your group. I would keep him as a backup for when your regular guy can't be there. Your guitar tone is AWESOME! What kind of amp. are you using?

Thanks Jeff. Chris is a great guy, he really came through for us in a pinch. I'm using my Marshall TSL 100 watt all-tube combo amp in the video. To be honest I've gotten better tone out of it before, I actually had an off night, but people tell me it sounded great. Our goal is to get a DVD of a performance we are proud of, where everything sounds good and everyone puts on a good show. Thanks again for checking it out.

Our show from Friday night. If you don't have the time or patience for all 38+ minutes skip ahead to the last song "Helter Skelter", it would have made Manson proud.

http://www.justin.tv/pjslagerhouse/b/307509798

Jimmy Awsome Show...and great job on thet Helter Skelter... You guys DEFINATELY OWNED IT!

Thanks PD, I don't know about owned it - more like stole it lol.

Your guitar melts faces off skulls. The tone and the musicianship. Were there any survivors. I could listen to you play for the rest of my life. And I plan to.

You're too kind Paul. I still need to go through my recordings and find a couple for you to add your talents. Not enough hours in the day!

I've been saying for a while that there aren't enough years left. If I recorded eight hours a day (pipe dream) for 20 years I could not get everything recorded that I want to get recorded. I want to record all these finished songs that I have. I want to rerecord all of my originals that I recorded with inferior equipment and (my) inferior talent. And then the list of covers I want to record is VERY lengthy. Even if I just recorded my originals I have never finished it would take years. I'm banking on having my full voice until I'm 60. Anything past that is gravy in my book. I'm basing that on the current quality of it (I feel like I'm at 100% still), my genetic propensity for healthy longevity, (Lots of 90+ members of both sides of my family), and some other full voice heroes (Fogerty, McCartney, Tyler, Ozzy). If my ears hold up I should be able to have most of my voice until then. Even after that I should be able to play well as there is no arthritis in my family. I just need a big check to fund it!! LOL! I did just take another stab at a jingle business with a talented, connected friend. We did a jingle for our jingle business. It's over the top and hilarious. The intent is to be impossible to forget, impossible to not notice, impossible to not talk about and share.