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[quote name='Happy Jack' post='673146' date='Dec 3 2009, 01:25 PM']What I want to know is what throat lynctus your singer uses ...[/quote] I gave him a few packs of Nigroids which were left over from my last attempt at lead vocals. And yes, I understand. Most people's comments about metal follow the trend of butchered animals; normally cats.

It's the bonus track for our EP Eulogy which came out on Tuesday. It's the first song with all 5 of us and is going to be on the upcoming album. Comments would be muchly appreciated [url="http://www.myspace.com/afterdeathuk"]After Death[/url]

I'm rather surprised noones mentioned Death From Above 1979. They were just a drummer and a bassist and had vocals too.

I used to always use distortion on my bass with my last band but when it came to recording, the bass sounded more like a fart cannon than anything else. With my new band, even though we're metal, I'm keeping my tone clean. I do like distortion but I'm going to wait a while until I can try a good bass through a good pedal and see how I feel about it

So far, it's probably got to be told we're going on a tour in South America. I was bouncing off the walls, I expect that it'll soon be playing in South America though

[url="http://www.myspace.com/afterdeathuk"]After Death[/url] (my new band) are playing at the Purple Turtle in Camden on Nov 2nd. This will be my fist gig with them. We're on around 7:45 with doors at 7:00 It's only £5 if any local Basschatters want to swing by

Been wondering for a while now, what does feeler mean in the fs sections?

Joy! I've been wanting to see them for a good while :D:D

I saw Evile 2 weeks ago and they were awesome. It's such a shame that such a young talented player is taken again

I was always under the impression that a 'dropped' tuning had the lowest string dropped a tone i.e Drop D is DADG, Drop C is CGCF Wheras standard tunings are tuned to 4ths i.e. Standard E is EADG, Standard D is DGCF So drop A would be AEAD [quote]I've seen a Schecter set up to B-E-A-D straight out of the shop Or was it a Warwick?[/quote] I think it was [url="http://www.warwickbass.com/modules/produkte/produkt.php?katID=22019&cl=EN"]this[/url]

On my 17th birthday I did nothing but eat cake and drink stella. I think I'd had about 9 or 10 cans by the time band practice came along. I vividly remember playing along then projectile vomiting in the bin. Delightful. We had a few gigs with our singer too pissed to sing. I remember we'd all set up and were asking the crowd where Kieran was when suddenly he stumbeld from behind us, triped over the guitar amp and fell flat on his face. He spent the rest of the gig roaring in some poor girls face. He also decided to join in during our last gig even though he'd already left the band (Also very very inebriated) (around 6:20)

[quote name='dudewheresmybass' post='606503' date='Sep 23 2009, 10:58 AM']matthew hopkins (witchfinder general) - Cathedral[/quote] +1 A lot of people associate The Misfits with Halloween so something like Die Die My Darling or otherwise?

Could I grab the other HD2400? As above postage would be needed

I've got the same problem but I've got an audition as a vocalist tomorrow. I've been taking Nigroids which taste like s*** but are good, also soluble asprin in water and gargling helps Good luck

I'm not very good at writing my own stuff. The one song suggestion I had for my old band was discarded (Turned that into an industrial nightmare for my coursework ) The band had this general song writing process: Singer makes drumtrack on drum machine Guitarist gets copy of drumtrack and jams along to it and records it I get tabs and copy of track Drummer gets copy of track Vocalist picks lyrics out of the big box of lyrics we had (With 3 people contributing to lyrics, it wasn't long before we had a box full of them) I'd pretty much copy the guitarline, I was never really confident enough to do my own thing