Re: The Well XLII - What have we gotten ourselves into...
Now come on, I think he's justified himself enough times on this one already. Those were some of the most heated threads in forum history if I remember correctly.
In his defense, Keith has never been anything less than a standup guy to me, and I know he didn't mean it in a rude way.
That said, I'm 2 months shy of 18, sir!
For the past three summers, I've worked 40hr weeks in a paid internship at a local engineering firm. 10 weeks per summer x 3 summers x 40 hours... it adds up.
Before that, it was all scrounging up whatever money I could get (lunch money... pffft... more like gear allowance in tiny increments!) and buying/selling to get new gear.
I also record bands on the side and have done some mixing/mastering/writing work for some guys on the Sneap forum, which helps out quite a bit during the school year, when I'm not working as much.
If you could have one super power what would it be?
Who is your favorite character you read about or saw?
Who is your favorite character you know?
What would you say your greatest musical discovery has been that is directly related to this forum?
Aside from being +/- 400 miles away, what is your excuse for not going to see Opeth last night with Krankguitarist and me?
Super power: I've thought about this a lot... I'd like to have the ability to teleport, in all honesty. Even if it was just limited to a place I could see, that'd be epic as hell! I could teleport to a nearby mountain, look around for a landmark close to where I need to be, teleport there, etc, etc... Or hell, just buy an iPhone and use google's satellite view to get to places!
Favorite character... hmm that's a toughie. In all honesty I'm thoroughly fascinated by Satan in Milton's Paradise Lost - I'd have to say him, I think.
Favorite in person would be my buddy Stephen... he's off at UCONN for college now, so I don't get to see him, but that kid is freaking hilarious. Everything he does is just completely off the wall and ridiculous, but he's a genius, so it all works out.
Forum-related music discovery... I think I found out about Guthrie Govan on here, and that guy is an absolute god!
I didn't even see Opeth last night down in LA because I had play rehearsal for my school's fall production of Much Ado About Nothing. I'm Leonato... basically a jolly old dude who goes ape-crap on his daughter only to come out super happy again.
Most of us on here are too young to have Bucket Lists, but what's on yours?
When's a good weekend for me to head up to Ventura so we can have fun recording my Bogner? I'm pretty busy for the rest of this month so it might have to wait a bit...
Are rock and metal dying or are they hear to stay?
What will the MUSIC industry and the state of music be like in 50 years?
If you had a time machine and the opportunity to go to one date/location in the future, and one date/location in the past, where and WHEN would you go?
Bucket list: the nasty in a public place, parachuting, and backpacking across Europe, I'd say.
In two weeks, I have from the 18th-26th off of school. Any of those weekends. After that, it'd have to wait until late November or so. I'm just way too busy with my senior year and that **** play!
Metals here to stay for sure, man! No question about that.
Music industry... I dunno. I honestly have no clue. I hope to GOD there's still some kind of physical medium on which to store music. I'll steal music before I pay for a digital file, in all honesty. Big record companies will probably still be around (as much as people hate to admit it, they're necessary, even in this DIY day-and-age), but they probably won't have the monopoly they do now.
Date/place in future/past... Oh god. Probably year 0BC/AD in the Middle-East or in 325AD to Rome to see just what the hell went into the whole Jesus story/compiling of the Bible. In the future, as of right now, I'd go to wherever I'm living in 2055, just to check up on myself and see how I'm doing right around the time of retirement.
