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Ironbird13 wrote:i've been learning a bit of Finnish folk, 'Ieven Polka', suits itself well to metal(what doesnt ) sounds very Ensiferum ish

Ah yes... Finland. A great place for a Lapp dance.

I want to invent pirate metal. You're not my old flatmate Alex are you? He was going to start a band and he didn't have much in the way of songs but they were going to dress like pirates. It was a simple, but completely crap plan for world domination. What would I like to do..? I'd love to get into...

I officially outgrew A7x when i flatted with my mate and our emo friend. She thrashed the crap out of the City of Evil album on my old stereo with no bass cranked up so it sounded tinny as shit (at 2am every night of the week) Hearing them now makes me cringe, but not as much as i cringe when i see...

hamo wrote: That photo makes me officially embarassed to be a fan of A7x.

Yeah... I'm having doubts about it too. I had no idea what they looked like!

sgt mukuzi wrote:you guys sound like FLIPPER


flipper man fikin great!

Hey, they do too.

Great band, Flipper. If they didn't exist, someone would have to invent them.

Improvisation is not a commodity, it’s not available for tourists to truly understand, you must not look at jam bands as something you can’t be, as it is and always will be free. My problem lies within the need to commoditize improvisation and make it safe for lame ass office workers Grab the seeds...

Hi, I play bass and would like to form an originals band with a creative, original guitarist. Someone that would be eclectic (ie into various styles) and open to new ideas. Ideally, I'd like the sort of band where the structure for the songs is loose. Not in the sense that it's a jam band, but more ...

I'm always reluctant to recommend a short scale bass or guitar. It seems like a good idea, but in practice doesn't seem to work out as well as it should... Plenty of kids and small handed individuals seems to do just fine on a full scale bass. It also significantly widens the range of instruments t...