General Music Chat

Those of you that use that word because you have heard Charley Sheen use it is under his conTroll. There are no trolls. Unless you're a paranoid schitzofrenic, like he is. My biggest fear is that some or, at least one of you will check my spelling and prove I'm wrong.

All that studio and gear and nothing to put on your profile. Huh, Oh well[/b]

Hey, watch it, bud! You're talking about my HERO!

WINNING!

Still new with the gear. Besides, any artist (successful ones), don't show their work until its done. Have you heard of an unveiling? My wood crafting wouldn't be appreciated half done either. Even though I've traded two to three pounds of wood for cars, trucks, cash. As far as posting my tracks on this site, it may be a while. This far in the country all I can get is dial up. I downloaded music from others on this site and it takes about an hour and a half. Yet, I wouldn't trade it for the city...any city.

I hear a crunchy sound biting the dust

Nah, Crunch will fit in just fine. Anybody with "crunchy" in their name has to be cool. I knew a "Crusty" once and he was pretty cool.

Chaeya

Still new with the gear. Besides, any artist (successful ones), don't show their work until its done.

You're 50 and haven't had time to record ... a ..... song?

Besides, any artist (successful ones), don't show their work until its done. Have you heard of an unveiling?

Ah, that explains why we're such losers. I posted tracks every step of the way as we recorded the new CD, from the initial tracks to the master.

Jimmy now Crunchy said succesful artist, LOL!

What determines someone success in music? I think there was a real long thread on this a yr or so ago.

Im with Paul if your any kinda of musician at all at 50 yrs old you should have some sound bite to put up. All of mine are crap but heck I aint skeered!

and I believe in trolls, they are everywhere on the net, thats my opinion and Im stickin to it!

What's with all o these poser's coming here and "acting" like musicians just to antagonize in our forum?

I hope that by the time I'm 50 I'll have something to show for myself as a musician. I probably would by now if I hadn't got fed up and left the scene for 12 years. Happens to the best of us.

Uh oh, I think I might be turning this thread into a valid topic?

When I first heard of trolls on the internet I thought they were either referring to ugly chicks, or just trying to be really insulting by name calling.

Kruliosis

Same issue as me - I sold out and buggered off for 15 years or more. Now the music I can find that I did before has to be translated into usuable formats.

Plus I'm figuring out to record the stuff I really care about which is new material. I made some false starts with the technology there but I'm figuring it out.

Hope to post some old stuff this weekend and some new in a couple weeks. Probably worth posting since I'm playing bass on those but guitar on the new work.

Going ahead and joining bandmix was a good move regardless - I needed to get the feel of the current scene - this is not the same world it was fifteen years ago - some things change and some don't - I needed to find out what fell into which category. - apparently though, the fundamentals have stayed the same - folks want to play some music they care about.

And everybody has the same problems I experienced before plus technology issues.

btw I love the newer amps - holy smoke that stuff has gotten sweet. I'm playing a Strat model (Lonestar US) that didn't exist when I sold out.

cheers
Talbot