Crawldaddy
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Hmm.
As a player who has been jamming with so many different bands over the course of this year, the one jam studio I've been going back to time and again has been Music Ensemble at the basement of Paradiz Centre.
Many of your would recognise it as the shop selling Daisy Rock guitars, a la the girly guitars.
This is not an idle rambling post because there are two people I would like to mention in this post since I see them as worthy of praise in terms of professionalism in servicing jammers and customers alike. They would be Pauline and Steven, the operators of the Music Ensemble Jamming studio.
I first came across the jam studio through the recommendation of a friend of mine, and I have been a repeat customer at this place because I found Pauline and Steven to be incredibly courteous and friendly. The equipment to be found within the studio is also respectable (as I'm sure many of you who have jammed there might agree).
I would give most of my respect to them because many a time they have been far too kind to the jammers who have gone to jam at ME, to the point where jammers have taken advantage of their kind natures. Drumsticks have been broken repeatedly, jammers have verbally abused and taunted the jam studio operators even though they have jammed beyond their allocated timeslot etc etc.
Many a time I have personally felt too ashamed to ask something of them but they oblige willingly to my request, and that I felt deserved my uttermost gratitude.
Apart from the above, I would say that I have never come across a friendlier bunch who would go out of their way to service jammers. So I urge all softies who have read this to understand the professional manners which are expected of a band when going for a jam (not only for Music Ensemble of course). Because these two are seriously worth the courtesy on our part.
So here's to you, Pauline and Steven. Thanks for the good times, and I look forward to more enjoyable times ahead.
As a player who has been jamming with so many different bands over the course of this year, the one jam studio I've been going back to time and again has been Music Ensemble at the basement of Paradiz Centre.
Many of your would recognise it as the shop selling Daisy Rock guitars, a la the girly guitars.
This is not an idle rambling post because there are two people I would like to mention in this post since I see them as worthy of praise in terms of professionalism in servicing jammers and customers alike. They would be Pauline and Steven, the operators of the Music Ensemble Jamming studio.
I first came across the jam studio through the recommendation of a friend of mine, and I have been a repeat customer at this place because I found Pauline and Steven to be incredibly courteous and friendly. The equipment to be found within the studio is also respectable (as I'm sure many of you who have jammed there might agree).
I would give most of my respect to them because many a time they have been far too kind to the jammers who have gone to jam at ME, to the point where jammers have taken advantage of their kind natures. Drumsticks have been broken repeatedly, jammers have verbally abused and taunted the jam studio operators even though they have jammed beyond their allocated timeslot etc etc.
Many a time I have personally felt too ashamed to ask something of them but they oblige willingly to my request, and that I felt deserved my uttermost gratitude.
Apart from the above, I would say that I have never come across a friendlier bunch who would go out of their way to service jammers. So I urge all softies who have read this to understand the professional manners which are expected of a band when going for a jam (not only for Music Ensemble of course). Because these two are seriously worth the courtesy on our part.
So here's to you, Pauline and Steven. Thanks for the good times, and I look forward to more enjoyable times ahead.
