Strange Soul

I posted a new video. It is a cover of a Skinny Puppy song off of 1996's The Process album. It is called "Cult". I hope you enjoy it. An old friend of mine is the current drummer for Skinny Puppy (and has been since ~2003). I know they are going to see/hear it. So I hope they enjoy it too. lol.

j/k not bad, not bad

The first time I ever took Acid, I ended up listening to that Skinny Puppy song on repeat for 6 hours straight. I couldn't get enough. I had a similar effect with the song "Killing Game".

We have your av in poster form .

Me too.

Hey everyone. These are from my show the other night. The whole set is up on my youtube page, in case anyone wants to see it. Here's a few that everyone's heard before...

I hope you all enjoy them. I pray that I do them justice. I am always skeptical when people cover my favorite bands.

you ever do any other aic songs?

nutshell is so played out, you still did a good job on it though

I liked your cover of what the stars have eaten. I was almost sure you were gunna fuck up the high parts. you didnt

I was going to play Junkhead that night, but I was pretty high, and I forgot about it. I have done Got Me Wrong, and Sludge Factory. Once I have a band behind me that I am happy with, I am going to bust out Love Hate Love.

But yeah... I can play a bunch of AiC. It can be tough, because most of their shit sounds funny without the harmonies.

These are from a show I played this Wednesday. Enjoy.

I totally dig that Skinny Puppy cover, very well done. I Skinny Puppy! I've seen them live 50-60 times, probably because I never have to pay to see them, but also because I love them!

What the stars have eaten was awesome. Definitely did it justice, I think.

Thanks!

I have seen a few of these shows now!
Much fun! I love seeing you play and hanging with your misses...

Draugr wrote:

I have seen a few of these shows now!
Much fun! I love seeing you play and hanging with your misses...

I love it when I have shows lately because I get to hang out with my 2 favorite people, You and Crystal. Best nights ever!  

Yahoo!!

Anyone still use that?

I do.

This one is getting posted especially for Douse! Here is one that doesn't get covered often. This was the last song of the night, it was a spurt of the moment decision to play it, and my brother and I were WASTED!!! You can pretty much tell how good we were feeling. 
I think it turned out pretty fucking good, considering.

Here's a few more... Hope you like em.

Wish I had the balls to sing in front of people. Good stuff.

Thanks.  

hmm. I guess you didn't like em. Which is cool. I don't expect everyone to like what I am doing. I would like a little bit of feedback though... The only way I can get better is if people tell me what needs improvement.

FormalinDance wrote:

This one is getting posted especially for Douse! Here is one that doesn't get covered often. This was the last song of the night, it was a spurt of the moment decision to play it, and my brother and I were WASTED!!! You can pretty much tell how good we were feeling. 
I think it turned out pretty fucking good, considering.

yeah, you could tell you were buzzin pretty good on this one , but you can tell you both were super feeling it, I think you did a good job here, I would be singing along if I was there

how does the general bar scene react to these songs when you play them?

Surprisingly, they respond pretty well. The covers that I play, along with my originals, are arguably an aquired taste. The general public aren't usually fans of drug-riddled grunge/punk etc. BUT there are a lot of people that are fans of something I play usually. Regardless of how most people feel normally when they are listening to my music, I always get a really great response when I play live. (Usually for my voice, and song choice) But people usually see that I am feeling good and it makes them want to feel good with me. Honestly, it doesn't surprise me too much that I don't get a response on here, because it is something you almost have to be there to enjoy.
Long story short, I get good turnouts and feedback in person.