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Re: Band life!

1. Band practice. Jamming, prepared songs, whatever. It's the best part about being in bands. I've always wondered how the mega-famous bands handle this part. Does U2 or the Stones still get together and jam, or is just a scheduled 2-day blow-the-cobwebs-off practice sesh right before they head out...

Re: Band life!

I enjoy playing in bands and do it whenever I can. The heirarchy of what I enjoy about being in a band: 1. Band practice. Jamming, prepared songs, whatever. It's the best part about being in bands. 2. Talking about and then eating food with bandmates. 3. Recording music. A constant give-and-take, ab...

Re: Drum-o-dome - the 90s

"Dark Horse..." he saiys... Matt is actually one of the best drummer ever. Other "Dark Horse..." names worth a mention.... - Steve Earle/The Afghan Whigs - Mike Heidorn/Uncle Tupelo And to think there are albums that he didn't drum on. He had Will do the drums on a couple of tho...

Re: Drum-o-dome - the 90s

Jim White is the best drummer of the 90's for me, based on those Dirty Three albums alone. Mike from SKWM was a marvel to watch every single time I saw them. And agreed with a few above: Watching Janet Weiss put on a clinic at the T&G things years ago was a breath of fresh air. She's incredible....

Re: C/NC Chiropractors

Refraining from voting, as I would never suggest this as a course of medical care for anyone, but mine has saved my life in a no-small way. Or greatly improved the quality of it. Taken together with stretching and massage, I've found that my sciatica and neck issues have been greatly lessened by usi...

Re: Guitarist: Sonny Sharrock

Zero objectivity from me. He forms a kinda "Father, Son, Holy Spirit" trifecta for me (or four-way, if I'm allowed). Him, NY, Quine, and Andy Cohen. His "Guitar" album took me the longest to kinda crack and has really edged up there with Ask the Ages for me. There is this very pe...

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