Musician Gear & Tech Discussion

I just can't believe that anyone would be fool enough to smash my "cheap sunglasses". (reading glasses)(rim shot and cymbal crash) lol
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mxkPyQuPBM

Would you like a face full of my fist? No? Ok then, behave yourself.

And especially since I don't mind mopping up the floor with your head and face, you shouldn't go there.

They called me and attempted to apologize. I told them to bring Al over to my place so we can have a little chat, tete a tete in the driveway.

He didn't want to come over, so I told them to find someone else that won't break your bones, cause "I ain't it"..

(I already pulled my synth/the rest of my crap out of there, I mean what's he going to break next?)

After years of trying to amp my keys on stage, I (and my band) all finally invested in a wireless in-ear system that we built into our equipment. It has been wonderful being able to individually make our own mixes, and the sound guys always love it because our stage-volume is kept to a minimum.

I realize this setup is a bit costly and time-consuming, but if you ever have the opportunity, I really highly recommend it.

The downside, however, is that you get spoiled with hearing exactly what you want on stage, so whenever I try to play with other groups I'm completely thrown off and have a hard time hearing everything.

-Tuomas Easton
The Keytar Guy

http://www.tuomaseaston.com/

Been there. You told it well. Life is way to short to waste on spoiled brats.