noisy wrote:Peacock Tail wrote:noisy wrote: I believe that like every other musician out there, they want to go out and play this stuff.
If I had to give up one of either writing, gigging or recording music, gigging would easily be the one to go... very easily.
I understand your choice. gigging can be a pain in the arse. All the arrangements/plans/set-up, transport,making sure all the gear is working never mind a good healthy dose of nerve's before a show, hoping for a decent audience and a good reaction, yeh! why bother sometimes.But at the end of the day, there is nothing like the high of performing your own material , being accepted and having a great show, it is a thrill like no other
I really enjoy writing and recording, I just love it, but it,s so good to get out and perform it,especially if you are useing a lot of fancy tech.
I'm a drummer. There's little fancy about that....

I think a more satisfactory BOC live performance would need an augmented line up.
I'm for hire too if they need a drummer/bassist/keyboardist sensitive to their music!



Yeah, that would make gigging worthwhile again!