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smfelton
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fbecir
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Hello
My band had the opportunity to play in the Printemps de Bourges, a big festival here in France.
Of course, we did not play on the main stage ! But, it was big enough :
We played also in the "village", in a club configuration :
It's always nice to show his ASS in front of a lot of people ...
My band had the opportunity to play in the Printemps de Bourges, a big festival here in France.
Of course, we did not play on the main stage ! But, it was big enough :
We played also in the "village", in a club configuration :
It's always nice to show his ASS in front of a lot of people ...
Tim O'Sullivan
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Seeing as I have been away for so long, here are some recent picture of me playing my EBMM guitars live:
fbecir
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Sorry for the crappy picture ...
The Temple Rock Tavern is a famous pub in the center of Paris (31 bis Rue des Lombards), I'm sure @DrKev already played there ! (before it was called the Guinness Tavern but there was a disagreement between Guinness and the owner of the pub, thus the name has changed).
The Temple Rock Tavern is a famous pub in the center of Paris (31 bis Rue des Lombards), I'm sure @DrKev already played there ! (before it was called the Guinness Tavern but there was a disagreement between Guinness and the owner of the pub, thus the name has changed).
DrKev
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@fbecir I remember the Guinness Tavern. I never played there. Back in "my day" they were only interested in amateur or beginner French bands that would play only one or two gigs per year and therefore guarantee a good crowd of friends and family, even if the music was not great. They wouldn't pay the band well and the beer was expensive. And that's a business decision I understand, but wasn't for me.
fbecir
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Now, it's exactly the contrary : the bands that play are pro bands that can play all night with cover songs (Programme – Temple Rock Tavern)
With my band, we play mainly original songs, thus we can only play the opening slot. But it's a nice place because it's often full of people, thus we can promote our band. By the way, we are playing again there on May 15th.
fbecir
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Another show in the same bar (The Temple Rock Tavern in Paris) :
Norrin Radd
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What an awesome shot!
Tim O'Sullivan
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Did you put the Tele knobs on you ALHH? I did that on mine a long time ago as I prefer the feel of them.
banjoplayer
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Really like the short snippet of just you and the singer!! Picture ist awesome too!
fbecir
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Yes, the original black plastic knobs were not easy to grab and the chrome knobs are better matched with the tremolo and the small switch I put for splitting the humbuckers.
fbecir
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Thanks a lot
Our singer, Anaïs, has a very nice voice. The idea was to have a song that really shows this.
For the record, when I found the chord progression, I was playing with a sound with quite a lot of reverb ... a sound close to that of Chris Isaak on Blue Hotel. Thus I called this song idea "Green Hotel" ...
After that Anaïs wrote the lyrics (in Spanish) and called the song Casa Verde (green house).
Pakala
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Our band is Slow Lane in Honolulu, Hawaii.
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fbecir
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believe it or not i'm a big fan of Opeth and other scandinavian metal bands i listen and inspire on some ways
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