visa
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Talk about bands and their dressing here.
I really can't stand it when I go to a gig and I see all the musicians in a band wearing black shirts that proclaim other band's names, especially the common metal bands like Slayer, Metallica, Iron Maiden, or punk/grunge/hard rock bands like Nirvana, Guns N Roses, Sex Pistols, etc.
Also shirts that proclaim Fender, Marshall, Zildijian, Gibson, so on and so forth.
I find that it detracts from the presence of the band. To me, it makes it seem like you're trying to be another band rather than be yourself. I get the impression that you want to be as cool as these bands, or be seen as a "lil' Slash, lil' Kurt Cobain" rather than establish your own identity as to who you are.
This only really applies for new and unheard of bands lah. If you already have established your band's identity and you want to pay homage to another musician by wearing his shirt I suppose that's okay (I've seen Ronin perform with Derryn or Levan wearing KISS and ACDC) shirts.
Your thoughts?
I really can't stand it when I go to a gig and I see all the musicians in a band wearing black shirts that proclaim other band's names, especially the common metal bands like Slayer, Metallica, Iron Maiden, or punk/grunge/hard rock bands like Nirvana, Guns N Roses, Sex Pistols, etc.
Also shirts that proclaim Fender, Marshall, Zildijian, Gibson, so on and so forth.
I find that it detracts from the presence of the band. To me, it makes it seem like you're trying to be another band rather than be yourself. I get the impression that you want to be as cool as these bands, or be seen as a "lil' Slash, lil' Kurt Cobain" rather than establish your own identity as to who you are.
This only really applies for new and unheard of bands lah. If you already have established your band's identity and you want to pay homage to another musician by wearing his shirt I suppose that's okay (I've seen Ronin perform with Derryn or Levan wearing KISS and ACDC) shirts.
Your thoughts?