I played in a rock band from 1999-2004 at venues around kansas city.  We called ourselves Ten Cent Wonder and had kind of a Collective Soul/Stone Temple Pilots- type sound.  

Since the band broke up, I've been looking for another band, but really don't have much time for it at this point in my life

Anyone else play in band?  Any pics or links to music?


that's me on the right, about 2 years ago..



Love my PREMiER kit



The popular of the two t-shirt designs we had



The other design

http://www.soundclick.com/bands/9/10centwonder_music.htm  (not sure if these links still work though)

I had a band back in MN, we sucked, just played covers for ourselves at a church.

Moved to Cali, got into a band, but didn't have crap for technical abilities, still don't, but I'm working on it as I have time (guitar player here).

Takes forever when you know what you want to do, but can't express that through the instrument.

Sort of been on hold musically since I decided to move down to San Diego, so once that happens I'm gonna kick it in the ass.

Try 1970tiacarrera.com for some weird rock-type stuff from Austin.

Do a search on myspace.com for "Vega" the band, they are pretty good, kind of Mars Volta/trance kind of thing going on there.

Super Furry Animals.

I'm currently in "Evil Twin." Our web site is broken tonight...  :dunno:  Once it works again...  I'll find a good pic.

I have another band that kinda faded away.    "Jonfrum and the Big Death."  We have about 10 half done songs.   :lol:

I don't have any pics but I was in a band briefly in high school. It was a punk band; and we kinda sucked. We did some covers (Nirvana, Green Day) that turned out "OK". It was a lotta fun tho  

EDIT: I played electric guitar in the band, but can also play electric bass.

I started playing bass back in high school and set it down after graduation.  I picked it again last fall and have had a lot of fun.  Lately I've been moving more towards rhythm guitar type stuff with my 7-string guitar.  Yes, I like metal

I've never been in a band though, never really thought I was ever good enough to try out for that sort of thing

The guys on the music board I read play a lot of yahoo messenger jams but I've never had the guts to join.  I don't know enough about theory to be able to join along ...and I don't use yahoo IM  :lol:

I bought my baby(13 year old son) a Big Baby Taylor today. It sounded so fine in the guitar shop and was made in California. I went in to look at some Ibanez and Fender acoustics but they started freaking out when I started screaming about the fu_cking chinese communists taking American taxpayer jobs that they "guided me" over to this one. It is fine and I know my little boy will love it as much as I love him. I can "make C, F, and G". 30 years ago I used to sell guitars so I kinda "know what's going on". It makes me freakout to pay retail when I know what things "really cost" the dealer.  Taylor, Martin or not!

Hey that's great!  Taylor's are very nice acoustics

My jazz bass is a US made Fender but it's the only US made guitar I have so far.  I'd love to get a Mesa Boogie Bass 400+ but those are $$$$.  The Rectifiers are pretty tasty also  :mrgreen:

I've got a Big Baby Taylor as well, great guitars.  Kinda light on bass frequencies, but I don't miss the boominess that bigger guitars are also known for.  Sound will just keep getting better, since it's solid wood top, compared to a "sounds as good as the day it was made 75 yrs later" laminated top.

I'm about 20 mins from the Taylor factory right now, as a matter of fact...Missed the daily tour at 1PM though...

i was a singer for Cerebrum.  the band was short lived but we took some awards (1st and 2nd places in local battle of the bands).  we had some fu n

What's up with that "Taylor contest" that I have seen at the last two guitar shops I've been in and on their websites? Does Bob make you a guitar?
To YOUR specs.? Just curious. I threw the last one in file 13.   Wilson

i sang in a band very briefly in high school, doing classic rock covers.

aside from that i've been playing guitar for a long time.  recently started playing 12-string.



here's a couple of amateurish recordings from when i was playing 6-string.

The Foggy Dew was recorded in a dubbing stage at USC, the others were recorded on a borrowed 4-track.

Mother Goose

One

The Foggy Dew

Wilson...Don't know, haven't been in an acoustic shop in quite a while...

Quote from: indestructiblemani sang in a band very briefly in high school, doing classic rock covers.

aside from that i've been playing guitar for a long time.  recently started playing 12-string.

here's a couple of amateurish recordings from when i was playing 6-string.

The Foggy Dew was recorded in a dubbing stage at USC, the others were recorded on a borrowed 4-track.

wow man sounds great.  You have a good voice too, it fits with the songs

as a side note, you a lot like my friend's older brother.
I'm afraid I can't find a picture of him but this is his website
http://www.thecrucible.org/ms/#
He is also the founder of The Crucible

I have never really been in a formal band, but I do play at bluegrass weddings :lol:   This is me playing at a friends wedding in Key West in June.  I'm the underdressed guy in the middle....

Taylor does make a sweet guitar.

I've been playing since about 1998.  In 2000 I bought my current guitar.  It is a Guild D25.  I love it.  

I played for probably about 4 hours total this weekend by myself.  I got into this zen sort of jam where I was making crap up and just playing.  It was like a Tim Reynolds concert, but not as annoying.

That's me in the "Studio". Basically just a spare room in the apartment that I keep the gear and recording equipment in. I love my Martin!


That's my guitar collection... OK, well only the first 3 are mine, the rest are my dad's. L-R: My dad's old 78' Telecaster that he handed down to me (WIth a humbucker at the neck- gorgeous sound), then My Martin DCX1E acoustic (Synth Material, nice warm Martin Tone), and my Ibanez Bass. My dad's old Gibson F cutout acoustic on the right, and his Gibson ES-355 on the floor.


That's my college band, "One Night Stand". Them's were the glory days when we rocked hard. Now I do mostly singer-songwriter acoustic stuff, still rocks, just not as loud