Heh. A friend of mine got to be on a bill with Exodus last year. Kinda the same thing, only metal. He was very proud of the fact that the sound man asked him to turn down. :-)
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Heh. A friend of mine got to be on a bill with Exodus last year. Kinda the same thing, only metal. He was very proud of the fact that the sound man asked him to turn down. :-)
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Very unlike Crash Pad, BPO is quite quiet. We all play through little practice amps and frequently are told to turn up, even mic'd. I think that's probably what the "problem" with my amp was. We soundchecked in a dead quiet room before the drummer's adrenaline had kicked in. Once the club was filled with people and the drummer was hitting harder, I just needed more oomph.Originally Posted by marnold
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