Attack Octopus is a bona fide rock and roll spectacle capturing the power of a full ensemble through the trinkets of a symphonic mad
scientist. The songs gain momentum as parts are played, spliced and
looped together, finally erupting into climactic frenzies when the drums
and vocals kick in. You can close your eyes and picture a stage teeming
with musicians, or open them and see a solitary figure tranquillizing
his mind, and yours, with a steady purpose.
hey doll long time .. no see you play .. come to madison .. play at the Frequency .. it would be perfect for you .. and for me to see you play again .. there .. cause I like it there ;) hope all is fan freakin tastic! luv luv
I saw your write up in the valley scene mag. You seem to be doing some very interesting stuff, whens the next time your going to be up my way. I'd love to come out and see you perform at some point.
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SERIOUS guitarist looking for like-minded bandmates to make it big. Date: 2008-05-12, 11:13AM EDT
Look here, Hudson Valley. I'm tired of answering ads on these pages only to find poseurs, geeks and acoustic folk acts who want me to change my unique playing style to match their style. It's time for a band that is as unique and forceful as I am, and I'm taking no prisoners.
This monumental effort will require the cooperation of a thunderous bass player with the mind and skills to keep this beast of a freight train on its tracks while a talented drummer will unleash an unrelenting hailstorm of destruction down upon his kingdom of percussion. The band will need to be as focused and driven as I am, willing to meet two, perhaps three times a week. When I host a practice session, I treat it like an Ultimate Fighter match, where nobody leaves until someone taps out. If you think you've got the endurance and fire to keep up, then bring your best, but be warned... I don't let up, and I don't want to share a stage with anyone who will.
As you can see from my picture, I wear chain mail to protect my body from the rigors of extreme playing. When you step up on stage with a true performer like myself, it's like stepping into battle, only instead of swords and arrows, we fight with 32nd notes and pinch harmonics. So in a way, the chain mail is largely symbolic, but my legions of fans have come to appreciate and expect it. You may don similar armor, but only if it fits the theme (no hockey masks or umpire's vests).
You are expected to have suitable gear. If you can see the top of your amplifier, don't bother answering this ad. It is expected that you will have a commitment to tone that approaches mine. (would be impossible to exceed, to be quite honest) I have a pedalboard that is ten feet long and would not dare sacrifice a single effect for the sake of portability. My pedals ar
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