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Lead and Acoustic Guitars
Raised by a band of brain eating apes, Jimmy was caught while...
Okay, okay I have been playing guitar since I was seven and
started playing out when I was 15. Zeppelin and Purple is
what I listened too and still do once in a while. I want to
make music that is heavy but has some interesting stuff going
on within the track. Sometimes I'll do that with effects or
I also like to use alternate tunings to get a more exotic
feel to the music. All the guitar licks you like on these
tracks are my idea, if you don't like a certain riff it was
one of the other guy's ideas. That's my story and I'm sticking
to it. |
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Various yelling, bass parts,
lighting stuff on fire,
weapons management, strange noises
Here's what you need to know about Chris. He grew up in a
small Gentle New England Town, dividing time between the passion
of being a Stunt man
and Bassist. Due to the limited job potential for stuntmen
in a small New England Town, Chris decided spend more time
with the bass. “With one note at a time it gives me more
time to think of stuff to blow up.”. “I’d love
to be a drummer,” quips Chris. “And I was a pretty
damn good one, until the night I put three m80s under my 20"
ride, and man let me tell you, hitting it with a stick just
seemed so futile after that, plus the band hated the fact
that as the drummer, I had the biggest amp.”
It was during his recuperation for a skin graft that Chris
first got interested in keyboards. As he puts it, “the
electrical process of audio rape." "It wasn’t
so much of the black and white keys and scales and chords,
because, quite honestly that’s still kinda confusing,
but the knobs and lights are wicked cool!!!”
After playing all over the lower 48, across Canada, Asia,
Europe, and that still famous week in Guadalupe, Chris’
Attorneys advised spending more time in the studio, where
he has been producing music for Film (MILF Vol 13- 28, Bad
Girls Next Door Vols 17-27, and Debbie Does Everyone). It
wasn’t until Jimmy phoned and said, “Hey, we’re
gonna get together and burn some shit and record some songs,
you in?” And as Michael Had felt, just when he thought
he was out…. They pull him back in. |
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Vocals, Confusion
Okay here’s the deal. For me its all about the lyrics
.Its my vehicle , sometimes I drive hard and straight at you,
sometime I finesse it around the corner, or maybe its parked
somewhere dark and secluded. My goal is to move people, make
them aware of the good and the evil I see out there. I am
inspired by good songs no matter the genre, and unique sounds
and
rhythms such as an off balance exhaust fan. When im home I
want to be on the road ,when im on the road I want to be home.I
don’t particularly like guitar leads but I guess it’s
a necessary evil. |
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Guitars, Bass, Programming
I think the whole bio thing is kinda wack. If you want to
know about me,or show some interest,buy the record. If this
one sells enough, I’ll know you care, and put my bio
on the next one. Then I will talk about where I’m from
(Ohio) and what my influences are (I grew up in a town of
lame bands, not known for its musical excellence. I should
have been an engineer like my daddy. He worked at an Air Force
base) In short, I don’t think that bio’s sell records.
But if they did, I’d write something with a ‘ready
for press’ zing to it. I’d leave out all the stuff
about how I was conflicted between music (my mom) and technology
(my dad) and that when I was in high school , I failed the
career guidance test. There was nothing that fit what I wanted
to do….EXCEPT THIS! I am really the producer of this
band, yet I am in it too …. Confusing? Sure, but my life
is that way, so it all makes sense to me.
P.S. Despite
what Jimmy’s bio says I wrote and played some cool stuff
on the cd |
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