Damned right! Do it!
Like 95% of all bands fail pretty early on, so don't take it too seriously. Treat it like a business, but treat each other like friends.
Remember, drugs and alcohol don't actually make good bands or performances, unless that's the point. If that's the point, see the bit about 95% of all bands failing quickly.
If you're performing, your job is to entertain people. If they're not entertained, you don't get called back. If you don't get called back, you don't make any money. If making money is your goal, see the part about 95% of all bands failing pretty quickly.
Rehearse... See above... Your job is to entertain. Sloppy musicians aren't entertaining.
we were just talking about that, cause when they came over the other night that was in the middle of a two day bender here
Well, if you ever need suggestions or advice, I'm pretty much an expert. I've performed with countless bands over the years.
As you can see with BDE, I kinda know what I'm talking about! LOL They went from making maybe $100 a weekend to making their entire living through their musicianship. It's possible!
But of course I thought of that already. They just left, they are coming back tomorrow and we are going to jam then. They want to learn to play my songs. Plus do others that they wrote or have us come up with some together. The drummer guy wants to do thrash metal but my songs really aren't thrash metal for the most part and that other guitar player guy doesn't play fast, LoL. So I think it's going to end up to be a rock and roll band with a double bass drum beat sometimes
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