My transition musically this year has been huge for me. This time last year, I was solely a bass player, with only about 1.5 songs written and no lyrics for anything. This year, I have made the turbulant but mildly sucessful transition to a guitar player. In recent months I've gone from a rookie-guitar player (Medium difficulty guitar hero tho :P) to a well...slightly beter than rookie guitar player hah. But with one show already under my belt, I feel that everytime I pick up my new guitar I get just a little bit more comfortable therefore getting a little bit better each time I play. Back when I play bass exclusively (as far as string instruments go) I got almost bored of it because it wasn't nearly as challenging as guitar. Don't get me wrong though, there's all kinds of thing I can't do on bass yet, there's just More styles and More types of guitar songs to play, I like the variety. The transition has rekindled my love for music, especially writing and creating it. Also, this group of guys I get to play this music with now have motivated me and helped in that rekindeling (did I spell that right? Oh well, screw you spellcheck) so thanks guys.
Overall, Im glad I spent almost a months worth of pay on my guitar, it was well worth it. Next on my wish list...a replacment amp for my bass......but that's another story ;)
Saturday, September 22, 2007
Wednesday, September 19, 2007
Band Bio - McBriarty
Name: Graeme McBriarty
Age: 15.9 (October 27th, baby!)
Instrument(s): The things I get to hit with my sticks. What are they again? Oh yeah, drums.
Years Played: Almost 2 full years now. But it seems like way longer.
I'm Graeme. I supply the base of two aspects of the band. The location and the rhythm. I keep the beat, and I keep our jam space, the upper floor of my garage. I've had some band experience, but that was just unorganized chaos. I go on about that elsewhere, but I gotta keep this short. I sail and I ski, which help with keeping strength up (sailing) and stamina (skiing), which is totally important for drumming.
Top 5 Artists of all time (In no particular order. I couldn't decide.):
1) Led Zeppelin
2) Alice Cooper
3) Bon Jovi
4) Black Sabbath
5) The Doors
(Plus tons more. These are just top of the top.)
Age: 15.9 (October 27th, baby!)
Instrument(s): The things I get to hit with my sticks. What are they again? Oh yeah, drums.
Years Played: Almost 2 full years now. But it seems like way longer.
I'm Graeme. I supply the base of two aspects of the band. The location and the rhythm. I keep the beat, and I keep our jam space, the upper floor of my garage. I've had some band experience, but that was just unorganized chaos. I go on about that elsewhere, but I gotta keep this short. I sail and I ski, which help with keeping strength up (sailing) and stamina (skiing), which is totally important for drumming.
Top 5 Artists of all time (In no particular order. I couldn't decide.):
1) Led Zeppelin
2) Alice Cooper
3) Bon Jovi
4) Black Sabbath
5) The Doors
(Plus tons more. These are just top of the top.)
Band Bio - Wilson
Name: Brad Wilson
Age: 16
Instrument(s): Bass, Guitar
Years Played: 5
Hey, Im Brad, and Im the jack-of-all-things for Six Speed Coffin. I originally started playing bass 5 years ago but i've branched into a few different fields (guitar, steel drums). I play lots of sports too, hockey, taekwondo, lacrosse, rugby etc.
Top 5 Artists of all time:
1) Eagles
2) Black Sabbath
3) Supertramp
4) Led Zepplin
5) Guns n' Roses
Age: 16
Instrument(s): Bass, Guitar
Years Played: 5
Hey, Im Brad, and Im the jack-of-all-things for Six Speed Coffin. I originally started playing bass 5 years ago but i've branched into a few different fields (guitar, steel drums). I play lots of sports too, hockey, taekwondo, lacrosse, rugby etc.
Top 5 Artists of all time:
1) Eagles
2) Black Sabbath
3) Supertramp
4) Led Zepplin
5) Guns n' Roses
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