[Who Are 'the Others'?]

You're wrong and that's not how to spell that.

[Who Are 'the Others'?]

Haha. Yeah, maths and I get along quite well. We're both perfect.

[Who Are 'the Others'?]

10 isn't 10% of 50. Just kidding. Well, no, I'm not, haha. But you didn't mean it that way, I'm sure. Ya know what's worse than 10%? 0. I love those quiet forums in which you get no replies half the time. And by "love", I mean the opposite of love: not love.

[Writing Lyrics - Do You Know What To Write About?]

Whoa. Are you sponsored by quotation marks?

[Writing Lyrics - Do You Know What To Write About?]

I just leave my word processor program open overnight and hope that when I check it in the morning I discover lyric elves visited while I was sleeping.

I totally used to do that! But all I found were weird, dirty elf Web sites in my history.

[Some Questions About The Labels]

Hello there. I imagine that it depends on the label. Aren't I helpful? I wanna hear your musics.

[Can Anyone Help Me Figure Out This Ani Difranco Song?]

 

[Can Anyone Help Me Figure Out This Ani Difranco Song?]

I listened. I played it. Totally sounds the same. Do it like this: Pointer finger on the D string, 2nd fret. Pinkie on the B, 5th fret. Mute the G string (giggle) between them. Let the high E ring as you play to give it that open sound or whatever. I'm using my pointer and ring finger to get those other notes on the A string. The quick B and D. So yeah, you don't even need a weird tuning on your 6-string. Search is over. My way is the best way ever.

[Finding A Great Stage Name]

Oh, okay. That's rather disappointing. I was thinking it's cleverer than that.

[Finding A Great Stage Name]

When I lived in Sydney there was a band called The Zarzoff Brothers.

 

I can't remember all their names but the lead singer (I think) was called Bluey!  The others also had names that sounded amusing with their Zurname!

 

There was a bluegrass band in the 90's called The Far Gone Beauties. (say it quickly!) and they specialised in playing rock songs in a bluegrass style.

 

Both of these bands are examples of using a play on words. Jon English tours with a band called The Foster Brothers, because they all drink Fosters Lager on stage. (Nobody here in Australia drinks it, it's awful, that's why we export it!)

 

Lee Kernaghan is currently touring with The Wolfe Brothers who all grew up on or near Wolfe Street. Parkway Drive get their name from the street they grew up in too.

 

I wouldn't worry about your name, the music is much more important.

 

Kel

 

I don't get the joke regarding The Fargone Beauties, and I totally want to. What am I supposed to be hearing? Tell.

[Finding A Great Stage Name]

Crap, perhaps my death metal band, The Maybe Maybes, should change its name. Though our drummer, Maybe Maybe, won't be pleased. I'm gonna be way excited when you come up with something.