Can someone explain how to mosh to me?
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are you talking about skanking? thats when people kinda move there feet and go round, but it's not as hectic as an actual pit, and it's pretty much only at punk shows...
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Next time your in a concert, if its a medium or small venue, stay when it ends until everyone leaves. You might get a chance, its how my friend met them.\n\nOr you can show up really early. Sometimes they let fans meet the band three hours before the concert starts, but only on like a first come first serve basis or if you have a new CD or something - there's always a catch.\n\nJoin their official fan club and listings and sign up for email notifications. There's got to be something out there for them.
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Use the time tested radio formula!\n\nKeep the song to 4mins. 30 secs or under (but not too far under!)\n\nThen follow the formula!\n\nIntro\nVerse 1\nVerse 2\nBreak (key change)\nChorus\nVerse 3\nVerse 4\nChorus (x2)\nLead Break (formerly Guitar solo)\nVerse 5\nVerse 6\nChorus\nBreak\nChorus (repeat until out)\n\nThat ought to have you sounding like Bon Jovi in no time.
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First, pick music you like. Then "attatch" it. Rock on. Or Rock on.
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Ooo, yeah, they're good. I've never been to one of their concerts, but I'd love to! I'm sure it's like any other rock concert - lots of moshing and crowd surfing. Man, I've got to get to a show!!
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Great question. Jam. That's the simple answer. Have them get together and play something slow like a blues in 12/8 time (a la Stevie Ray Vaughn) and pass off solos every 2 or 3 times through the pattern. Everyone will start listening closer, because they will have to ultimately take a solo (sorry bro, i would just lay down the drum beat and not solo). Once everyone is listening more and really FEELING the music that they play, find rock songs that they really understand and feel. Jam everytime before you play and you will have a tight band in no time!\n\n- 12 year musician
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Visit the Pearl Drums website and they got free instructions. And try learnin by drumming along to a song or playing it slow motion to get the beat. Good luck
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Yeah I agree with you Totally because i stand behind them a whole 100% love them but i too think they are sell outs but i also think that you should be proud that they even got big because that is what they are aiming for. i have all their CDs and knew about them before anyone else in my school. and yeah its really funny when someone cant handle a mosh pit. i just push to the front. at thier most recent concert i was up against the bars in front.
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AC/DC - Back in Black\nAll songs are in 4/4 time and his crashes are usually on the beat.  Great music to get you started and into the grove of keeping time.\n\nSteve Miller Band - Greatest Hits   \nTake the Money and Run is a step up from straight 4/4 time as there are some frills in there and accents..\n\nTo really help with you bass drum and snare coordination, try playing to some Reggae.  Bob Marley music will do just fine.  As the tempo is slowed down, it will help you nail the bass drum and snare.\n\nOnce you get practice, try these albums:\n\nRush - Moving Pictures\nTom Sawyer is extremely hard to play.  If you can master that one, you are well on your way.  Reb Barchetta and YYX are excellent to learn to play to.\n\nLed Zeppelin 4\nStairway to Heaven is really great to play to.\n\nThe Who\nAny Who album with Keith Moon.  The Kids Are Alright, Meaty Beaty Big and Bouncy.\n\nThe Police\nTake the Reggae beats and speed them up.  Stewart Copeland has mastered the art of  rim shots.  He is very difficult to play to.  Zenyata Mendata, Outlandis D'Amour are great albums to learn.
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firstly,10000,s of rock fans will tell you its not just noise its: real music,with real musicians,they dont mime,its a way of life not just some jumped up fashion statement or TV programe making a"boy band" to make money.\n\nDont judge rock music by volume, judge it by its content.\n\nThe chances are you dont want to like rock music and have no wish to look further than 'you think its all noise'\nRock/metal has so many incredible off shoots, you cant generalise.\nThey Range from: Motley Crue to Puddle of mud and poison to megadeth.\nThe list is incredible,Glam,BNWHM,punk,AOR,Thrash, Speed, \nDeath, Black,Progressive Underground ETC ETC,Its all rock/metal.\nThe difference between 'Your all I need' and 'Bomber' is massive, but both performed by rock bands.\n\nThe loudness? I guess you are talking about a live concert? If so, stand further away from the speakers.\nGeneraly that applies to any band not just rock and metal bands.\n\nTry listnening to them on CD and use the volume control, its a great invention and its stops you from going deaf.\n\nGo to any nightclub and the volume isnt much different.\n\nI grew up watching "motorhead" live and standing next to the speakers and I spent my youth playing in rock bands and being a roadie,Im not deaf.\nIf you are interested in that type off music, try listning to music your friends have and Im sure you will hear so many different styles and you might even regognise a word or two.
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Trick question...Lemmy is God!!
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I went to a RHCP show back in 96 at the KEy Arena in Seattle.  It was kick ass!  I don't remember much of a mosh pit, but I generally stay away from those.  If you really want to enjoy the concert stay away from the mosh pit.  You can be down withthe crowd, but the mosh pit is generally just a bunch of losers trying to hurt one another.
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its pretty simple.\nyou need a pvc or pvp or whatever the fuck its called,pipe. some hairspray(seriously) a potato and a match. spray mad hairspray at the bottom of the pipe, insert potato. and light it up. (the tricky part is introducing the flame to the fuel.
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Listen to the link below and then you will know.\n\nhttp://www.justgreatradio.com/molradio.htm
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listen dont ask me cause i even need to know how to get the songs!!! Im goin maaaad!!!! Pklease help me\ni really need to know!!!!
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go here.\nfill out the rest.\n\nhttp://signup.myspace.com/index.cfm?fuseaction=bandjoin
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find a very good vocalist. \ngood musicians come in handy. \nlist down all songs you know well.\npractice simple 3 chord songs first. \nlearn the basic, bass, guitar, drums and piano.\nwatch gigs more often.