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Originally Posted by AcidMax
Yeah I am sure, but this was back in the day before Mp3's and file sharing  I am talking late 80's , early 90's. I am sure it is 10X harder now, but then again, with the internet you can be a success on your own with enough marketing and cut out the middleman, just takes a ton of work. A childhood friend of mine who I don't talk to much anymore is in a band too called Bridge (might not be anymore). He is a phenomenal guitarist, he was a child prodigy, just couldn't get in with the right bands. His name is Paul Moore and is extremely gifted with the axe. Hopefully he gets on with a band that gets signed, he deserves it. |
I know a ton of super talented muscians that will probably never go anywhere. Being in a band is like being in a relationship except that you don't get to have make up sex.
The Internet had defintely made it easier for less mainstream bands get a solid fan base.
here is another great local metal band. Once again showing the power of the internet.
http://www.myspace.com/thineeyesbleed
