Wednesday November 17 2004

Bands I’m thinking of starting.

Oops, I forgot to go to the meetup this evening. Isn’t that odd?

ANyho0:

1) The spoken word band.
Pros: arty, easy to steal or licence material from other people, music mostly improvised. Cons: ego could not take unfavourable comparisons with Lake of Bass.

2) The hard-line modernist art-rock band.
Pros: genuinely original and edgy music, get to play really loud and be cynical all the time. Cons: would have to destroy any chances of success by railing against the ‘music industry machine’.

3) The cutesy-pie indie band.
Pros: it’s the ‘in’ thing, and I get to use all my old material. Cons: The Lucksmiths already proved it’s a bit annoying.

So if anyone wants to start one of these bands, drop me a comment :)

 

6 Comments »

  1. George Pell and the Bishops

    Comment by anthony — Wednesday November 17 2004 @ 9:12 pm

  2. Pick me, pick me! I’ve never been in a band before. I have minimal musical ability but can sort of strum along. In other words, I’m voting for cutesy-pie Indie.

    Comment by T. — Thursday November 18 2004 @ 2:01 pm

  3. Hee hee, that sounds like the right attitude :)

    Comment by Mark — Friday November 19 2004 @ 1:35 pm

  4. I’ve always wanted to be in an all girl band, but seeing as you obviously can’t start an all girl band, I’m happy to be one of your groupies - something else I’ve always aspired to.

    Comment by Amelia — Friday November 19 2004 @ 7:56 pm

  5. I love girl bands.

    Also: “Cons: The Lucksmiths already proved it’s a bit annoying.”

    I was listening to T-Shirt Weather when I read that. I will never get sick of that song. Never.

    Comment by Robert — Saturday November 20 2004 @ 5:50 pm

  6. Well, I can be pretty girly… so I wouldn’t rule it out :P

    I may have to download T-shirt Weather just to hear it, but you have to understand that my main beef is with the whole ‘cute’ thing. Much like Michael Leunig, they leave me a little unsatisfied.

    Comment by Mark — Sunday November 21 2004 @ 6:40 pm

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