This is how we do Rock Band in South Florida
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You weren’t kidding about the handsome one.
I’ve noticed you seem to have a distinct lack of keys players. What gives?
You sound like my mother!
Good question. 99% of the times I’m the one playing keys. The host brings the keytar and if anyone asks, it is connected. The limitations of using AIM does make it so he doesn’t push it…but if you ask you can play keys. This time around I was more interested in photographing the night and reuniting with my friends than setting up keys.
My YouTube channel has various (old) videos of us playing with keys in the mix if you want to check it out.
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Kind of jealous, wish there were public events over here (I know of one, but it’s in London sadly…)
Have a few groups where I play, and accidently started “lunch break rock band” , but doesn’t match the atmosphere of playing like that.
The Rockies? The Appalachians? The Sierra Nevada? ‘Cause if it’s the former, maybe we can start our own Rock Band night with blackjack and hookers.
Well I’m far in the south where the general population isn’t allowed.
Here are some old videos from the pub. Most of these have horrible image quality because it’s so dark in there…
I highly recommend just skipping through these and not watching in full or your ears will hate you.
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I’ve been trying to get something together up here in New Jersey but I haven’t been able to get enough interest in running a Rock Band night. I’m still trying.
I see the Bass logo on that dart board, I’m from Burton-upon-Trent where Bass beer is from
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