bapu
Note to self: Never join a band where Pedro is the leader.

Rule #1: If he tells you to stop, don't stop.

bapu

If I had had one more swig of wine before I saw this, I sure I would have pissed myself laughing. Instead....ROTFLMFAO!

bapu
Note to self: Never join a band where Pedro is the leader. Or in it.

Of all the things I write, they tend to be a bit on the theatrical/film side of things ... thus, any thing I would do would likely not be on the rock'n'roll side of things, but on the VISUAL side of the story of things, and poems. The closest and best things I can think of that really live in my vision, are The Doors and Kate Bush ... to give you an idea.
 
So to think that an "error" would be a problem, it wouldn't ... it would actually give you/I a new bit and piece that we might eventually find fun to play with and come up with something else. 
 
What I have been doing lately is playing with "sound" and adding poetry and "lyrics" that fit the sequence of sounds, and/or music. This is not "new" at all, but it is an illustration of the sounds, and conversely the sounds are an illustration of the music, since the words would not be there without it, as the "moment" can not be duplicated ... and it will be different the next time ... which, yeah, of course Bapu and all you guys ... would have to be tempered and cleaned up for performance. I'm not an idiot and as a "director" for film and theater, there is a need for something ... and for me, the idea of "pre-conceiving" it ... at times, interferes with the continuity of the material right in front of you, and this is where a lot of music for me loses its appeal ... it creates chord changes to change the mood, and instead it kills it ... it's "mental music" ... and it's not intuitive and free flowing like your mind and mine are.
 
I don't claim to be original, but things do happen in performance, and with a director, you can work on somethings that help everyone come together again, instead of hearing Tony think that they whole thing got really messed up ... and reminds me of Ozric Tentacles here in Portland, who ignored my suggestion to ensure that their keyboards were setup correctly through the sound board, and sure enough twice, they died during the show, and Ed had to "conduct" the drummer to a stop ... because it was all half dead and gone. Those moments really sukk!!! Not much you can do ... sort of like there is a power failure!
 
But, I would never, EVER, get on stage to try and be a Mick, or Bono, or someone else ... plain and simple, and sadly, that is ALL you guys can think about?

tl;dr

Moshkito

bapu
Note to self: Never join a band where Pedro is the leader. Or in it.

Of all the things I write, they tend to be a bit on the theatrical/film side of things ... thus, any thing I would do would likely not be on the rock'n'roll side of things, but on the VISUAL side of the story of things, and poems. The closest and best things I can think of that really live in my vision, are The Doors and Kate Bush ... to give you an idea.
 
So to think that an "error" would be a problem, it wouldn't ... it would actually give you/I a new bit and piece that we might eventually find fun to play with and come up with something else. 
 
What I have been doing lately is playing with "sound" and adding poetry and "lyrics" that fit the sequence of sounds, and/or music. This is not "new" at all, but it is an illustration of the sounds, and conversely the sounds are an illustration of the music, since the words would not be there without it, as the "moment" can not be duplicated ... and it will be different the next time ... which, yeah, of course Bapu and all you guys ... would have to be tempered and cleaned up for performance. I'm not an idiot and as a "director" for film and theater, there is a need for something ... and for me, the idea of "pre-conceiving" it ... at times, interferes with the continuity of the material right in front of you, and this is where a lot of music for me loses its appeal ... it creates chord changes to change the mood, and instead it kills it ... it's "mental music" ... and it's not intuitive and free flowing like your mind and mine are.
 
I don't claim to be original, but things do happen in performance, and with a director, you can work on somethings that help everyone come together again, instead of hearing Tony think that they whole thing got really messed up ... and reminds me of Ozric Tentacles here in Portland, who ignored my suggestion to ensure that their keyboards were setup correctly through the sound board, and sure enough twice, they died during the show, and Ed had to "conduct" the drummer to a stop ... because it was all half dead and gone. Those moments really sukk!!! Not much you can do ... sort of like there is a power failure!
 
But, I would never, EVER, get on stage to try and be a Mick, or Bono, or someone else ... plain and simple, and sadly, that is ALL you guys can think about?

The day I hear....let's say, 30 seconds...of music from you, that's when I'll start considering what you have to say.
 
Until then, it's just (too many) words on a forum, as it has been for the last 10 years.
 
 
 

Moshkito
I don't claim to be original, 
 
But, I would never, EVER, get on stage to try and be a Mick, or Bono, or someone else ... plain and simple, and sadly, that is ALL you guys can think about?

Um. If you don't claim to be original, then you are in fact trying to be someone else. 
 
You're either doing more or less the same thing as someone else or you aren't.
 
IOW, you're behaving just like everyone else here who isn't in a tribute band.

Maybe we can get Kanye to explain Tony's post to Pedro. 
 
Tony's still one of my favorite bassists (that doesn't post here for some reason). 

Self Referential
Play it all in 1/8 or 1/4. Simples.

 

bapu

Straummy
If in doubt, t**t it up into Am. Simples.