Bands new promo video

Started by godofthunder, March 05, 2010, 05:31:01 AM

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godofthunder

Stu I have London '75 thanks to you ! I'd love a copy of anything else you have dug up !
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Freuds_Cat

Yeah I like Stu's idea. Hear Me Calling or Move Over Slade style would suit very well I reckon.  I did the reverse option with the Crocs. They wanted to play Donovans Sunshine Superman. But I didn't this it worked very well so I suggested we do the Merryweather version (which really rocks). Now they love it!  :thumbsup:
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Barklessdog

Finally watched it. Great Montage and love the way the bass was in your face. Sure shows what a great player you are and how much you are the foundation of the band, in my opinion.



godofthunder

Thanks John...................your making me blush. I am pretty stoked about the '10 gigging season. We are working with a new agent, getting more gigs in places we should and want to be. Doing a car and cycle show in august with the same stage and sound system that was at the Central Terminal gig. We are the first band on and thats ok, we will get a full sound check ;) They want us to play two 45 min sets..........................we are going to play a hour and a half straight through, I don't envy the bands that follow us  :mrgreen:
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godofthunder

Quote from: Kenny Five-O on March 07, 2010, 05:24:25 AM
What is your set-list...?
We do two 1 1/2 hour sets (club owners love this) Aerosmith, Zep, Alice Cooper, Sweet, Rick Derringer, Foghat, Kiss, The Who etc. etc. etc. As a booking option we do a Led Zep tirbute set called Hammer of the Gods........................I am pretty happy when this doesn't get booked.
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godofthunder

Well we do cover Born To Be Wild and I give it my best Jimmy treatment .  ;D
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gearHed289

Quote from: godofthunder on March 17, 2010, 07:39:47 AM
We do two 1 1/2 hour sets (club owners love this) Aerosmith, Zep, Alice Cooper, Sweet, Rick Derringer, Foghat, Kiss, The Who etc. etc. etc. As a booking option we do a Led Zep tirbute set called Hammer of the Gods........................I am pretty happy when this doesn't get booked.

Sounds like a blast! I'd love to do all that stuff. Unfortunately, I'd never get as many gigs as I do playing the usual cover band crud.

godofthunder

Quote from: gearHed289 on March 17, 2010, 10:16:50 AM
Sounds like a blast! I'd love to do all that stuff. Unfortunately, I'd never get as many gigs as I do playing the usual cover band crud.
Upstate NY is weird, I would much rather be doing our originals but then we would rarely gig  :sad: On occassion we do original shows but not often enough.
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Highlander

Mama Were Orl Crazee Now would really work... great to get people jumping about...

I'd view it this way... there's four of you... a personal fave here or there, just for the heck of it, one or two each, one or two a gig... just for fun...

If it becomes a "job"...

(If you don't say whose song it is, they, the audience, may even think it's one of yours... ;))
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Big_Stu

In the good old days of the late 70's when they were playing the dives, they did a final encore medley which started with "Cum On feel The Noize, into Chuck Berry's "I'm A Rocker", into "Boney Marony", into "Whole Lotta Woman", (complete with filthy innuendo where the word "whole" loses the "w") into - finally - "Born To Be Wild". It was absolutely amazing.

You always knew the gig was finally over when they played "Singing In The Rain" over the PA.