Gotway MSX Pro (euc) - https://bit.ly/3gYpcGh
Vic Firth Extreme 5A - https://bit.ly/3h09NFh
Dunlop Flow Grip Pick - https://bit.ly/3gVmd1m
Tama Mic Stands - https://bit.ly/339D2xB
Triade-Orbit Stands - https://bit.ly/2PMm7Ov
Remo Drum Heads - https://bit.ly/3eSbcLr
Extra Polar Ice Gum - https://amzn.to/3h0aC0P
Ice Breakers Ice Cubes Cinnamon - https://amzn.to/3egY5nW
"We talk about the great Mitch Hedberg, the latest PEV craze.... EUCs (electric unicycles). Then we get into it with some of our favorite gear we depend on for every gig or session. Matt starts thing off with the only drum sticks anyone should ever purchase, Vic Firth. Then I (Ryan) talk about my biggest pet peeve of all. CRAPPY MIC STANDS! IMO, A good high-quality mic stand is worth its weight in gold. After that we find out how seriously Ice takes his gum chewing. Let me save you some trouble, don't ask him for a piece.
Links to the gear we talk about:
Mitch Hedberg on Apple - https://apple.co/3xIJEkh
Mitch Hedberg Quotes - https://bit.ly/3xJPsKE
Gotway MSX Pro (euc) - https://bit.ly/3gYpcGh
Vic Firth Extreme 5A - https://bit.ly/3h09NFh
Dunlop Flow Grip Pick - https://bit.ly/3gVmd1m
Tama Mic Stands - https://bit.ly/339D2xB
Triade-Orbit Stands - https://bit.ly/2PMm7Ov
Remo Drum Heads - https://bit.ly/3eSbcLr
Extra Polar Ice Gum - https://amzn.to/3h0aC0P
Ice Breakers Ice Cubes Cinnamon - https://amzn.to/3egY5nW
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This episode Ryan gets on a soapbox about the non-working musician (weekend warrior). The comparison he makes between amateur bowling and the weekend musician.
Ryan and Ice finally get back together and recap the last 9 months of no podcasting. They also discuss how they're growing into 2023 with new goals and mindsets. As well as tease about a new collaborative musical project. Go ahead and get your listen on!
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We pickup with singing parts in your head, and then translating it to the fingers or limbs. Converting a musical part that is simply a complied piece in your head to a physical expression is much more difficult than you might think. It is really amazing how easy it is to think of a complex, but elegant part, just to find out how hard it is to replicate physically. This technique is a very good way to level up your musical skill. Plus I find that it really helps me be a better listener. Ice and I both believe that listening to what is happening around you is at least 90% of what it means to make music. It's easy to forget, or not even realize that making music is a group effort (not for all, solo artist for example). Obviously making good musical choices are very important, as is listening to what others are “saying” and understanding the musical conversation happening around you. Without good listening skills, how can you hear the questions asked? Simple, you can't. We can all be better listeners. Listening is not merely hearing something. It is hearing it, understanding it, then choosing a proper response…. if needed.
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