I usually find the rhythm sections of punk bands by far the most interesting.

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Originally Posted by Cubecubed

I usually find the rhythm sections of punk bands by far the most interesting.

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Get a good drummer, get a good bassist, you're well on your way to having an interesting punk act.

After spending considerable time with my guitar, I feel like I might be more of a bassist.

I want to combine psychedelic rock and trash metal. Gonna call it thrashgaze. Punk dbeat grooves with chromatic riffs and shredding backed by hammond organs and fuzzed out bass guitar wrapped in 6+ minute songs. Who's with me?

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Originally Posted by Onslaught_fei

I want to combine psychedelic rock and trash metal. Gonna call it thrashgaze. Punk dbeat grooves with chromatic riffs and shredding backed by hammond organs and fuzzed out bass guitar wrapped in 6+ minute songs. Who's with me?

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*Raises hand*

Me

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Originally Posted by Onslaught_fei

I want to combine psychedelic rock and trash metal. Gonna call it thrashgaze. Punk dbeat grooves with chromatic riffs and shredding backed by hammond organs and fuzzed out bass guitar wrapped in 6+ minute songs. Who's with me?

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Sounds like an awesome idea.

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Originally Posted by Onslaught_fei

I want to combine psychedelic rock and trash metal. Gonna call it thrashgaze. Punk dbeat grooves with chromatic riffs and shredding backed by hammond organs and fuzzed out bass guitar wrapped in 6+ minute songs. Who's with me?

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That sounds like it could turn out pretty awesome.

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Originally Posted by clashcityrocker10

I really have no idea how people find jobs. It's impossible.

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we stand on the corner and talk to everyone we see. Someone out there needs a date.

Just discovered Sopor Aeternus & the Ensemble of Shadows and I gotta say, her life sounds fascinating.

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Originally Posted by clashcityrocker10

I really have no idea how people find jobs. It's impossible.

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it's a *****, no doubt about it. law of averages, friend. apply to 10 jobs a day, each with a customized resume and cover letter....for most of those, phone them. when you actually get the interview, send an email thanking them for the opportunity to bring you in, and then you STILL should do a follow up call.

first thing's first: take a fine--very fine--comb through the resume. Im telling you, it all starts with how it "looks"... dont just go through what your job duties were, tell them what you've accomplished.