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Idk what category this is classed as so I just put it in music discussion. I am a 16 year old guitarist looking to start a band (preferably metal) with other like minded musicians around my age. Am down to play most genres and have many influences. Really liking TOOL at the moment. Commited. My number is: 07932 934093 or my snap: alexclark7681

Hello, I found a moth-eaten bass player in my loft whilst looking for some old photographs. I think it’s still functioning and would be fine if placed in a jam or gig setting. Comes complete with usual accessories (bass, amp, leads, an ability to play decent basslines in time and in tune, etc.). Free to a good home.

Here is my pitch. My gothic story is called Henry. My Short gothic story is Set in the year 1883 in london In a lonely Isolated castle On a mountain and it's About a 30 year old orphan man known as Henry Falantrion who accidentally Killed his brother Torranion Falantrion During Their Heated Argument 3 years ago and he is filled with guilt and remorse for what he has done. he has hallucinations Of his guilt (Who looks like him) Blaming him for killing his brother 3 years ago but Henry Keeps telling his guilt to leave him alone And the hallucination Of his guilt told him No Matter How hard he tried, He will never get away from his guilt. Henry went out of his Castle and he Went to the cemetery. Then His Guilt In His Head Told Him To Accept The Truth But Henry Told His Guilt To Shut Up. Henry Saw His Brother's Grave And He Told The Grave That He Is Sorry For Killing His Brother 3 years ago And he told his Brother's grave about the memories he and his brother had together Like going to an opera, pretending To fight with swords when they were young, Having A Drink Together At The Pub And Going To See A Play Called Hamlet. Then The Ghost Of His Brother Showed Up Before Him And The Ghost Of His Brother Thanked Him For Apologising To Him And He Told Henry That They Have Some Great Memories Before Their Parents Died Of Old Age. Then The Ghost Of His Brother Disappeared And Henry Quietly whispered With tears of happiness "Yes We Do Brother. We do" And that is the end of the story.

I'm doing an exhibition about local Aberdeen Bands through the eras 60's to 90's. The 80's era is looking a bit light on names, anyone remember any bands from the 80's?

Hiya I’m Phoebe. I’m a 22y/o teacher moving to Aberdeen from Norfolk in August. Looking to join a band who is in need of a female vocalist! My background is in musical theatre and pop singing. I’m an alto/ mezzo on a good day. I’ve got lots of solo experience but not much in bands except from the odd pub jam. Get in touch if you want to jam in the summer

Hiya I’m Phoebe. I’m a 22y/o teacher moving to Aberdeen from Norfolk in August. Looking to join a band who is in need of a female vocalist! My background is in musical theatre and pop singing. I’m an alto/ mezzo on a good day. I’ve got lots of solo experience but not much in bands except from the odd pub jam. Get in touch if you want to jam in the summer

Hey If you still need a guitarist I would be happy to join. I have my own gear and I have been playing for around 5 years now i can do lead or rhythm guitar just what Evers needed Cheers, all the best

Aberdeen based indie/punk/garage band looking for drummer. We rehearse regularly, play live, and record and release original music. May suit experienced drummer 25-45. Contact us if interested and for links to our music, cheers.

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People who play instruments may perceive music differently, focusing on tone, structure, and competence. Certain styles, like overly technical bands, may alienate those who don't play due to complexity. However, appreciation can evolve with musical skill, noticing intricacies previously overlooked. For non-players, coherence may outweigh skill, favoring simpler structures. Yet, many still recognize and value musical prowess, regardless of their own musical abilities.

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Hi everyone, I'm not sure if this is allowed in this forum, but I've made a survey for my college course and it would really help me out if you would be able to fill it out. Thanks! https://docs.google.com/forms/d/1Y7otBxIiLA1u6COnBh8yAgDpay-vIxOjtnQb7n9dyiI/edit

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Music therapy for muscle pain involves using music as a therapeutic tool to alleviate discomfort, reduce stress, and promote relaxation. Here's how it can help: Distraction and Relaxation: Engaging in music can divert attention away from pain sensations, promoting relaxation and reducing stress levels, which can indirectly alleviate muscle tension and discomfort. Mood Enhancement: Listening to soothing music or playing calming melodies can uplift mood and improve emotional well-being, which may help individuals better cope with chronic or acute muscle pain. Stress Reduction: Stress and tension can exacerbate muscle pain. Music therapy techniques such as guided imagery, progressive muscle relaxation, and deep breathing exercises accompanied by music can help lower stress levels and alleviate muscle tension. Pain Perception Alteration: Music has the potential to modify pain perception by activating the brain's reward and pleasure centers, releasing endorphins (natural painkillers), and altering neural pathways associated with pain processing. Physical Rehabilitation: Incorporating rhythmic music into physical therapy sessions can enhance coordination, motor skills, and range of motion, facilitating the rehabilitation process for individuals recovering from muscle injuries or surgeries. Improved Sleep Quality: Listening to calming music before bedtime can promote better sleep quality, which is essential for muscle recovery and overall well-being. Personalized Approach: Music preferences vary among individuals, so music therapy interventions can be tailored to suit individual preferences and therapeutic goals, ensuring maximum effectiveness. Overall, music therapy can be a valuable adjunctive approach in the management of muscle pain, complementing traditional treatment modalities such as medication, physical therapy, and relaxation techniques. It offers a non-invasive, enjoyable, and holistic way to address both the physical and emotional aspects of muscle discomfort. Pain O soma 500 mg also help in Muscle Pain

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Bass guitarist, percussionist and keyboard player required for live gigs this spring / summer 2024. New band from Alford creating a mini storm after achieving over half a million views on Facebook for its latest video ‘Pot Noodle Xmas’ . Also recently featured articles in Press & Journal and Evening Express as well as live interviews on Original 106 and BBC radio Scotland. Anyone interested can search ‘Bistro Choir’ on Facebook or check the 6 released singles on Spotify which would make up most of the set for the gigs. Best regards - John

I’m still here, just quietly deleting spam off a website that nobody uses any more. They’ll all come back one day. Aaaany day now.

Dead site isn't it Everybody growed up and matured Many left when it started to be mandatory to login with the email address instead of usernames

After highlight performances at Cambridge Folk Festival and Glastonbury's Acoustic Stage, as well as a month on the road as special guest to Hothouse Flowers last May all across the UK, ( The Lemom Tree amongst them!) sixth generation fiddler and bilingual singer Clare Sands returns to England and Scotland this November for a run of intimate shows - including The Blue Lamp in Aberdeen! Not to be missed! Spread the word and support Independant artists ✨ CLARE SANDS | Live at THE BLUE LAMP Date: Sun, Nov 12 • 19:30 GMT https://www.eventbrite.com/e/clare-sands-live-at-the-blue-lamp-tickets-732847535707?aff=ebdsshother&utm_experiment=test

New track from "One step from the edge". You can listen to it here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SlYS2EJR9UU

Cracking LP, tight as ever. Great to see you lads back on the scene after all these years. Can't wait to catch your next live show.

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