I'm sure this is boring but I just got back and had to post about it.
I was in the audience at a place called "37 Main" and the guys got done with their set, so they started talking to me a bit about guitars and asked me if I wanted to play on the next set. So I went ahead and took the oppurtunity and played some original songs. It went over REALLY well and I was so nervous I forgot an entire bridge on one of the songs and nobody cared AH HA HA! It was a great experience. Can't wait until I get my equipment for live performances and start doing my own gigs. It's just a blast to get up there and even if it's only a few people that really dig your music it's amazing to see them moving their heads to the beat. I wish I could put it into better words but I can't wait to get all the equipment and practice, then get to the gigging
Jc wrote:I'm sure this is boring but I just got back and had to post about it.
I was in the audience at a place called "37 Main" and the guys got done with their set, so they started talking to me a bit about guitars and asked me if I wanted to play on the next set. So I went ahead and took the oppurtunity and played some original songs. It went over REALLY well and I was so nervous I forgot an entire bridge on one of the songs and nobody cared AH HA HA! It was a great experience. Can't wait until I get my equipment for live performances and start doing my own gigs. It's just a blast to get up there and even if it's only a few people that really dig your music it's amazing to see them moving their heads to the beat. I wish I could put it into better words but I can't wait to get all the equipment and practice, then get to the gigging
Yeah, congrats man, that sounds really sweet
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Hey, congrats from me as well dude.
One of my first live performances was when i worked at this restaraunt/bar and they had bands play on the weekend and i was talking to one of the band mates and he said he'd love to hear me play some dave. It was pretty nerve racking but once you hit that third performance most of the "jitters" work there way out. Its that post-mortal rockstar blood starting to flow
I gotta get me some new gear too.
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AH HA HA! It was a great experience. Can't wait until I get my equipment for live performances and start doing my own gigs. It's just a blast to get up there and even if it's only a few people that really dig your music it's amazing to see them moving their heads to the beat. I wish I could put it into better words but I can't wait to get all the equipment and practice, then get to the gigging 
