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>The simple answer is practice, practice, practice! >And above all have fun. You know that great feeling >you get when you play together? Well imagine that >feeling when you get begin to play great together! And >when U start getting gigs. > >My advice goes like this...;) > >Dont have a gig until your realy ready for it, you may >only regret and it may put you off. > >If your gonna get paid you have to be of a certain ok >standard and u dont want anyone drunk booing you! > > >Try to get in as many practices as you can, work >around your free time. Even if two of you practice, >its better than nothing! > >Put a coule of songs onto a CD that you can pass >around to the other members, off this CD, sont expect >to be able to play all of them. You will whittle them >down until you find some songs which just click. > >Some complicated songs are sometimes the easiest and >easy sounding songs are hard to pull off as they may >seem to shallow sounding. > >Pick the songs the *singer* can sing, not just songs >you like. And finally... > >Play to all your strengths, if two of you can sing - >both sing! One sing, one do harmonies, then swap for >the next song. If the guitarist cant realy play that >song, either get them to learn it, or play a different >songs. If some one else is better at playing that bit, >swap instuments. Its your team, play to your strengths >and help each other out. > > >Oh, and buy some decent equipment! > >Tell me how u get on pls. Email at top: >thelozenge@hotmail.com

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