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I Wanna Rock!

Sunday, March 9



So for about a month now, and the forseable future, I have been investing at least a day (more pending work) a week with a group of friends who have decided upon themselves to form a band. And at least with my participation (guitar skills pending) have become a part of it. So far I have been impressed by how quickly original material has been produced by this group. The talent is defiently there. Except by yours truely.

I know where I stand as far as being anything of a guitar player. I get my kicks playing Guitar Hero, not spending my time trying to become one. But yet I keep going to these practices. And damnit if I don't feel like I do participate and get better by everytime I go.
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posted by Gjskier (Kal), 7:15 PM

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