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We nead a BASSIST and DRUMMER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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| WILLEM User Info... | Self explanitory, we can play good, not super fast like Canibal Corpse, but wicked either way, good solid guitar playing, good song writing.... Open to other styles as well. We are also backed by djs, so must be open to following in time, straight 4/4, some other genres, but must be able to play in perfect time, to a click for recording... etc... Abstract synthesizers, acoustic sets also. We also nead a female vocalist, but you must play an instrument, unless you are fucking very good. NO hang arounds that hold the mic and look pretty. Sorry if I sound ignorant...... So lets get this shit going. - Wed, 19 Jan 2005 9:45am | ||
| moe User Info... | Try this guy Alex He is the "Carlos Santana" of Drummers If you get my drift 250-286-1182 - Wed, 19 Jan 2005 10:45am | ||
| Pierce User Info... | What he sucks? - Wed, 19 Jan 2005 2:30pm | ||
| moe User Info... | If any one remembers the Cream drummer, Ginger Baker, this guy is awesome - Wed, 19 Jan 2005 6:15pm | ||
| WILLEM User Info... | I dont care who the hell it is, as long as they dont fuck off after 6 months, we want long term members, like very long term - Thu, 20 Jan 2005 8:58am | ||
| V User Info... | i highly suggest you enlist a revolving door of female vocalists if for no other reason than to hold the mic and look pretty. long term... some of us get bored easily - Fri, 21 Jan 2005 8:48am | ||
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