Just wondering what's common for what age-range.\nI'm 27 and want some more band-mates (drummer and bassist to be precise).
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I'm going to be (gasp! choke!) 33 at the end of May. I have a lot of UNREALISTIC desires that I still kind of pine away for in my head, but as far as 'realistic' ones go- I'd have to say that I'd really just like to get to a point where I can be at peace with my past & with who I am. \nI'd like to believe that all of the other inconsequential stuff would kind of fall into it's proper place if I could get myself in check, you know?
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Good evening, Ireland calling...\n\nRonan here, im diggin the new album, although i have to say that i wasnt too sure about the almost electonic-ish edge to some of the songs, however, i have listened to it numerous times now and i have very much warmed to it.  Ive always admired their pioneering low end sound and if you got a good sound system there is no better band to listen to in my mind, the crunchy chalky low end is just awesome and gets into every part of you.\n\nIn "Coming Undone" i really like the Queen - Rock You" beat thats in there.  Can you imagine that with 6000 people booming along with them?  Stomp stomp clap, stomp stomp clap...  Awesome...  And in "Getting Off", 10 seconds into the song, have you ever HEARD something so low and powerful as Fieldys bass?  Awesome squared!\n\nI have to say that im slightly biased in favour of them because they are my favourite band anyway, but thats fine i reckon.  Cant wait to hear some of the new album here in Ireland in 2006, bring it on!  Are you ready?
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you sound great as you are.  30 now? cool, older women.  email me at freddieis18now@yahoo.com
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Yes yes and thrice yes. Only problem is I live near Nottingham England so I guess it's out of the question. Still, I'm after a bass player + drummer + possibly a male singer if you know of any good websites to meet other musicians on.
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You may think it impossible to be friends with an old fogy like me (I'm 52) but I have met some amazing young people here. I'm not into heavy metal or body piercings, but that doesn't mean I have anything against those who do. I'm mostly Irish. Have raised 2 sons. Have teenage grandkids. I'm a Leo. I like to get my bills paid on time and share some of my blessings with others. For fun I play with my youngest grandson. He's 19 months old and what a character! I listen to mostly contemporary Christian music. I also enjoy knitting. I know that may sound boring, but when I see the faces of the people I gift with my creations I get an amazing rush!
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Do we have to be over 40 to reply? I'm 34, is that close enough? I love most everything The Eagles made. I have a concert they did in Australia on my Tivo from back in June I think. It amazes me that there were so many variations in age attending the concert! My favorite song of all time though, by them or anyone is Hotel California. I didn't realize their song "Hole in the World" was their tribute to 9/11 until I saw them say that on TV. They're great writers as well as singers/storytellers.
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how much older? Ages?
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The Gufs...  If you want to hear them- they're on myspace.com also www.thegufs.com/forums (Bassist Dejan is always on there), etc.  If you'd like to give them a listening to...  Send me your address and i'll quickly get you a cd...
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Right on!\n\nMy guess is that you're either the drummer or the bass player. \n\nMy thought on this is varied.  If you're a drummer then you need your kit. A bassist needs his rig. Same with the guitarist, because his instrument, his pedals, and his amp all make a big difference in how s/he sounds.  \n\nFor the singer, the instrument is the throat.  The new ones have no clue about PA systems, mics, monitors.  The ones who have done it for a while know about it, but most times are broke.\n\nBut the worst are the ones who know about them but also know the other unfortunate part - which is that the singer is the frontman/front woman of the band.  So they know that even tho they need a kickass rhythm section behind them, that they make or break whether people come to listen to the group. \n\nThe thing tho is that they do a lot of their own work, which is to take care of themselves physically, make sure they don't strain themselves, make sure their voice is ok, etc.  This is all stuff that the instrumentalists don't have to do.  \n\nIt's like many things in life.  It doesn't really matter who is doing what.  What matters is who does the PR and who 'sells'.  The person who sells is the one who gets the recognition.  Because this is the singer, they don't need to worry about sound systems, rigs or anything else.  Cos we need them, so we keep em around.\n\nThat's my 2 cents.
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sounds good to me. theyre a really good band.. one of my favorites!\n\ndrop me a line at blondiechik0703@yahoo.com.\n\nor just send me a link or whatever. Im interested!\n\nx♥x
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I am 35 and female...Duh!!!\n:-)
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Why don't you try MySpace?  I know that a lot of newer bands get MySpace accounts.  I do not know how it works out for them with feedback and stuff, but it is worth a shot.
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Speak for yourself!\n\nI'm twice 25 + and I'm just fine thanks.\n\nI guess you need to get in a bit more training!
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I am in my late 30's and my husband is in his late 40's.  We have sax 1 - 3 time a week.
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No! I used to be in Band in high school and absolutely loved it. There is nothing wrong with it. Ever notice how the smarter people tend to be in Band? \n\nBeing in the high school band gave me the leadership skills I need today. If you enjoy playing, don't worry about what anyone else thinks. You will meet some of the nicest people in band. In fact, all of my personal best friends came directly from band.
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Absolutely not.  I'm 23, and still want to get back into it.  If only I could find others around here with blades and some interest... :(
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old is muchh better.\n\n<--got it first.\n\nthan i heard the second, and was like "alright.   i still like you.    but don't let it happen again."\n\nlol. i'm kidding. they're still a good band. music snobs say that they're not. \n\nbut whatever.