http://andrymi.com/community/ Andrymi, a collection of music nerds Topic: weekend gig en Fri, 10 Sep 2010 20:02:03 +0000 http://andrymi.com/community/topic/weekend-gig#post-583 Mon, 08 Oct 2007 18:25:19 +0000 henry 583@http://andrymi.com/community/ <p>I love that. The mix was all wrong in the first track however. The singer was way too cranked. Came off badly. Maybe it's just my ears.</p> <p>Rest sounds great to me. Reminds me of some of my favorite stuff. Kreator, and Thought Industry's <em>Mods carve the pig: Assassins, toads, and God's flesh</em> album.</p> <p>Punk, metal, psychobilly, and a bit of surf groove. Good job dude. </p> http://andrymi.com/community/topic/weekend-gig#post-579 Mon, 08 Oct 2007 17:23:55 +0000 HonkyTonkSamurai 579@http://andrymi.com/community/ <p>google video?<br /> yup its goin on my ipod</p> <p>BT where can I get a BH CD?<br /> I really dig that first song you played, I'm listening to it right now<br /> its got a Cheap Sex type of feel to it, maybe even Good Riddance</p> <p>I'll post again when the videos over </p> http://andrymi.com/community/topic/weekend-gig#post-577 Mon, 08 Oct 2007 17:08:48 +0000 Breakfastime 577@http://andrymi.com/community/ <p>Couple of other things-that thing at the beginning is a close up shot of one of the t-shirts i printed (hard to tell, but that's what that is)</p> <p>and also, the very last song on the video, is a song by the guy who the memorial was for. It's an unreleased song, we were the first people to ever play it onstage...and we didn't rehearse it. That is the first time we ever tried to play it. And Todd didn't know the words (of course) </p> http://andrymi.com/community/topic/weekend-gig#post-576 Mon, 08 Oct 2007 17:01:03 +0000 Breakfastime 576@http://andrymi.com/community/ <p>So I went down to Houston last week for a couple of nights worth of rehearsal and a gig on Saturday with Bark Hard. The goal of this trip was to see if we could "play nice" after our last couple of 'reunion' shows which were drunken destructo-fests. So we wanted to stay sober, play as good as we could, and not break anything. This is because we're considering actually being a band again and playing more shows...people keep asking us to do shows, so we figure...</p> <p>Thursday morning drummer Scott and I drove down to Houston. We had also offered to help our friend "Mama Prince" by doing some work on her house while we were in town. "Mama Prince" is Bark Hard singer Todd Prince's mom. Back in the day, she hosted many a BH rehearsal/party/skate fest in her house (which in those days had a 20 foot half-pipe ramp in the backyard.... She's a real cool lady, so it was nice to see her and helop her out by doing some work she needed.</p> <p>Rehearsals on Thursday and Friday nights were brief, two hour sessions. We only had a thirty minute slot to play, the show was a benefit/memorial for a guy we knew who died recently, and the schedule was so tight that Johnny (BH rhythm guitarist)was actually gonna be leaving work for 90 minutes on Saturday night to come play the show before going back to work.</p> <p>So, we played pretty good, stayed mostly sober, and there wasn't much of a crowd.<br /> Meat Puppets were playing across town and that probably ate our lunch pretty bad.<br /> There were maybe 40 or 50 people there when we played (at the ungodly early hour of 9:30)<br /> and maybe by the end of the night there were 100. In a room that holds 500 people...</p> <p>My sister came out and shot some video, we sound pretty good, there's screw ups in a couple of tunes, oops.</p> <p>All in all, not our best show, but not our worst either.<br /> <a href="http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2716251315727442434&#38;" rel="nofollow">http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid=2716251315727442434&#38;</a> </p>