Oh wow, so I was in the pub right?

Giblet

Anyway, does every cover band play the same fúcking shít?

Fields of Crapenry, Gloria and Roadhouse Blues!!!?

MAKES ME WANT TO KILL!

SantaHoe

So much for a few pints relaxing ye' :rolleyes:
And what's the story with the loudness of live bands in pubs... do they have deaf people set up the amps or what?
A bit of permanent hearing loss is all well and good if you're going to see your faverite band in a decent sized venue... but in a pub with a crappy nobody band, it's just not worth it... having to scream over Paddy and the Paddysons bog-side ramblers till my throat bleeds is a real conversation killer.

cajun_tiger

go to dorans this saturday night they shall be a really _____ band playing



to find out the missing word come find me on saturday night

PH01

My mate was in a band. They were so bad they were great!

Spalk0

SantaHoe wrote:

So much for a few pints relaxing ye' :rolleyes:
And what's the story with the loudness of live bands in pubs... do they have deaf people set up the amps or what?
A bit of permanent hearing loss is all well and good if you're going to see your faverite band in a decent sized venue... but in a pub with a crappy nobody band, it's just not worth it... having to scream over Paddy and the Paddysons bog-side ramblers till my throat bleeds is a real conversation killer.

the reason for this is probably down to the fact that its very hard to muffle down drums!Especially if your a rock band!And yes i know there are brushes instead of drumsticks but they dont work if your playing a heavyish song!

turning up the other inrtuments does the trick but then again everything is very loud then after that!

sanncoo

People like to play their instruments loudly...........................

Raphael

SO buy a drum machine, it's better, quieter, and drinks a lot less

This is a very un-silly thread

smoke.me.a.kipper

Raphael wrote:

This is a very un-silly thread

your right.