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[shaver]

Played the biggest show ever (around 900 people) and the sterling was on fire. When we were setting up i overheard some kids telling each other that they need to buy music mans now!

but yeh, i just got home and the sterling played like no other.

 

[midopa]

Sounds like it was a great gig. Congrats!

 

[Mr Light]

Played the biggest show ever (around 900 people) and the sterling was on fire. When we were setting up i overheard some kids telling each other that they need to buy music mans now!

but yeh, i just got home and the sterling played like no other.

Cool,

That's what I hope to do myself (again) soon. There's no other feeling like knowing that you have inspired the children.

 

[shamus63]

Just got back from a killin' gig myself!

Nothing beats adulation for a high...at all!

Pics in a few days from TNT and Bass-sic.

 

[Ole Man Blues]

Congrats.......

I love playing to large crowds. The rush is the best.........

OMB

 

[pattiejay]

When we were setting up i overheard some kids telling each other that they need to buy music mans now!

hehe - i used to be one of those kids!

great to hear you enjoyed the gig man
i'm yet to have the privilege of playing for 900+

 

[Psycho Ward]

The largest "crowd" of live people in front of you, not a TV audience, was 60,000 people. It was called “Jamboree in the Hills”, a very large, multi day outdoor event in St. Claresville OH. I’ve played it several times back in my country music touring days; I bet MusicMan Nut played it with Paycheck as well.

A veritable sea of people, too many people sort of, I played to around the same number of people in Japan once “Country Gold”, but the crowd looked smaller.

I love a big crowd, that’s one thing I miss since I landed. But I’ve come to love a big crowd at the local blues bar, a hundred drunks seems larger.

But without an audience, would any of us do this music thing?

 

[BigBallz]

The largest "crowd" of live people in front of you, not a TV audience, was 60,000 people. It was called “Jamboree in the Hills”, a very large, multi day outdoor event in St. Claresville OH. I’ve played it several times back in my country music touring days; I bet MusicMan Nut played it with Paycheck as well.

A veritable sea of people, too many people sort of, I played to around the same number of people in Japan once “Country Gold”, but the crowd looked smaller.

I love a big crowd, that’s one thing I miss since I landed. But I’ve come to love a big crowd at the local blues bar, a hundred drunks seems larger.

But without an audience, would any of us do this music thing?

Of course. I love to rehearse, controlled environment and all, and I can't imagine a day wiyhout music/playing.