Are originals part of what your band does? If not, have you ever wanted to try and fit some in if you could? Listen to Paul and Dave share their (very different!) experiences with each other about this, including Paul’s commitment for 2019, and Dave’s Goblin Cock story. Oh yes, you’ll want to listen for that. Press play and enjoy!
- 00:00:00 Gig Gab 191 – Monday, November 26, 2018
- 00:01:21 Nugs.net
- 00:04:01 Vocal Stomp Boxes Revisited next week in GigGab 192
- 00:06:10 Birthing original music!
- 00:07:37 Marrying covers vs. originals
- 00:09:48 Cowriting vs. Solo writing
- 00:17:52 The Goblin Cock Story
- 00:26:12 Original band changing into a Cover band
- 00:30:32 …and the reverse: becoming an original band!
- 00:40:31 What’s the purpose of originals?
- 00:43:26 Re-arranging covers
- 00:50:42 GG 191 Outtro
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Are you sure you need that effects box? For your voice? In a rock band? Also, if you play a multi-band gig is it appropriate to leave before the entire evening comes to a close? And lastly, how clever are your setlists? And how clever should they be? Paul and Dave answer these important questions for you. Maybe. You’ll just have to press play to find out.
Paul visited Nashville and Dave visited the dentist. One of those things happened in the last week, even, but never fear: they both resulted in relevant stories for you, our listeners. A quick conversation about leverage finds its way into the show, and using it to negotiate non-zero-sum outcomes. And listeners Mike (yes, two of them) have things in the mailbag that your two favorite weekend warriors are all-too-happy to share. Download, press play, and enjoy!
It’s easy to get caught up in all the time you’re spending on stage (and the time you spending preparing for that!), but it’s equally important to treat your nights off stage as priorities, too. There’s a yin and a yang to a lot of things, not just this, and you’ll hear how that thread permeates the entirety of this discussion between Dave and Paul. They can be some pretty reflective cats when you get right down to it. Press play and enjoy. And reflect. And always be performing, too, even when you’re not. Or something.