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Paul Mayes, 26 (guitar), Mark Braddock, 27 (bass), Matt Braddock, 23 (drums)

A 3 piece band from Nottingham, UK

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Practise 5 posted: 30 Oct 2007 03:39 AM

This Practise went pretty well overall, Some decent ideas floating around, things eventually got a bit stale on the jamming side, but that sort of thing happens when you jam for 2 hours at a time...lol... things are getting tighter again, and it deffinatly was a much needed practise after over a week since the last one (which was pretty bad) got a couple of ideas from the practise and Paul really enjoyed using his Ebow for the first time!!

Practise 4 posted: 30 Oct 2007 03:38 AM

It was a messy practise, but this was 'allowed' as it was pauls (the guitarist) birthday... he was pretty drunk, not a lot could be taken from this practise, partly because there wasn't a lot to take from it and partly because when we got the cd home we realised the levels were way off, all in all a productive one!!! ...lol...

3rd Practise posted: 02 Oct 2007 11:21 PM

Things are moving along quite well, had a late 10pm - 12pm practise tonight, the first half of which was improvised and the second half was inadvertantly working on bits from the last jams, got some tightning up to do but we are all positive as for the short space of time we have been together we are starting to link up alot better...

2nd Practise posted: 02 Oct 2007 11:10 PM

2nd Practise went better, there was a couple of times where the band started to link together better through the jams, the general consenses is get better / tighter at jamming before we concentrate on working on a full song...

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