SteveXFR

Daughter - Pearl Jam

Mother - Danzig

Skills to pay the bills - Beastie Boys

Iron man - Sabbath

Draconian Times by Paradise Lost I hadn't listened to this for years. Great bit of 90's goth metal with some great bass and killer drum grooves in places. Highly recommended. As I write this the record has just finished and Tidal has gone on to Type O Negative's Bloody Kisses album so it's it's a good morning.

I do some backing shouting. With our particular style of punk / metal crossover I don't need to be able to hold perfect pitch or make the lyrics understandable. I just have to get the timing and general attitude right.

Band 1 Guitarist seemed like a decent bloke on the phone but never turned up on time, forgot about it completely twice possibly because he was a massive pot head. We all quit and went our separate ways. Band 2 Great music, thought I'd have no chance of getting the gig but did. The two guitarists were convinced we'd be full time pro within 6 months and spent a ton of cash on pro level gear then insisted I do the same. My response of "let's see where this goes before I drop £7k" did not go down well. I quit and so did the drummer shortly after. Band 3 Me and the drummer met at a jam session and got on well. He had a mate who plays guitar. Primary aim of the band is to enjoy what we're doing. We play loud, simple punk/metal crossover. It's going great.

Maybe she was dragged along to take her kids. At every gig there's at least one person who'd rather not be there.

Money - Pink Floyd

Is he underrated? I thought he's generally recognised as one of the all time greatest pop song writers.

I was mistaken. I seem to remember quite a few one hit wonders around that time. Stiltskin and Babylon Zoo were around the same time with huge hits then nothing.

I don't think he was a one hit winder was he? Didn't he have another big hit that no one remembers? I saw him play at the Radio 1 roadshow at Longleat but remember nothing about his performance.

Shedding Skin - Pantera

Frost hammer - High On Fire

Danger high voltage - Electric Six

White Cell - Cult Of Luna

Black Hole sun - Soundgarden

Supermassive black hole - Muse

2 sun's and one star - Down There's a star called Vega

This love - Pantera

Millionaire - QOTSA

Orgasmatron - Sepultura

In to the valley - The Skids

I don't care what my bass sounds like when I practice at home. I don't see the point of practicing with anything other than my live bass. I have a second bass which I use for playing non band stuff at home but only because the bands music requires tuning to drop A# which makes it useless for anything else.

I was once hit by someone who was in a band, does that count? We auditioned a drummer for our last band who played on a prog hit in the 70's. He may have mentioned it quite a few times just incase we forgot. He was decent but we all decided we didn't want to hear about his one hit every 5 minutes.