Re: Hey, I know you aren't practicing.
Posted: Sat Jan 29, 2011 4:02 pm
i should be practicing if i plan on passing haha
everything i got taught i forgot anyway
everything i got taught i forgot anyway
sonidero wrote:I didn't practice this but I made it after the commandThere is a movie on TV with Giant Killer Bunnies...
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Jero wrote:Bassus Sanguinis wrote:Jero wrote:Don't you guys know you have to practice for 10,000hrs before you can be good?
like I said, no, You don't have to - You get to play, and then, after certain longish time, You get ever better in what is the best loved activity to You.
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Practising six hours a day, tears inyour eyes, might not get You where You get by practising four hours a day filled with silent joy and enthusiasm. Just saying.
Haha I wasn't being serious. I usually practice from acouple minutes to several hrs a day. Typically I want to mess around with a ccertain riff or sound and will play with that...next thing I know I look at the clock and 3hrs have gone by. I always have a good time playing.
so I'm biased for irony of it. I think I taught the then group wit our über music school nazi singer to be absolutely ruthless about it to each other. And afterwards I've noticed that ...well, what seemed to give results and stress back then just doesn't fly anymore
Such a release. 
theavondon wrote:I'm sorry, I just played a show and am covered in blood. What was that you were saying about practice?
about how to best get rid of the bloodstains, the icky marks and the stench in the instruments, the pedals, the stage clothes and how not to spread the foulish smell all around the laundry.

starcastic wrote:I wish I could practice when I'm not practicing... I'm in three bands (3-5 practices/rehearsals/whatever a week) and I still wish I had time to practice outside of practice.
because ALL the facilities seem to cost a fortune
, I have usually ended up with three or even more bands playing in the same place, to cut down the expences. Bassus Sanguinis wrote:theavondon wrote:I'm sorry, I just played a show and am covered in blood. What was that you were saying about practice?
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Okay, so in the next thread been there, done that, bought the t-sirt and did the laundry we can start sharing expert tips like in the fukken shopping channel![]()
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about how to best get rid of the bloodstains, the icky marks and the stench in the instruments, the pedals, the stage clothes and how not to spread the foulish smell all etc.
Bassus Sanguinis wrote:starcastic wrote:I wish I could practice when I'm not practicing... I'm in three bands (3-5 practices/rehearsals/whatever a week) and I still wish I had time to practice outside of practice.
Yeah, I know,because ALL the facilities seem to cost a fortune
, I have usually ended up with three or even more bands playing in the same place, to cut down the expences.
The avarage rent for a regular one room storage that can be worked into a real practice studio, with a toilet and running water, cost like 500€ or more a month. And a readily equipped and sound proofed room rented from a reahearsal rental company costs twice that a month, so the Youngsters and the students can't afford that at all without a recording company that probably has a deal with the rental companies.
theavondon wrote:I actually have a ton of blood all over my bass and pedals. So much fuck.
Jero wrote:theavondon wrote:I actually have a ton of blood all over my bass and pedals. So much fuck.
Is it yours?