e.rose
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I can tell you what I tell musicians that I talk to after their crappy band gets done playing a terrible set, in order to avoid having to compliment their bad playing, when they ask me what I thought: "It looked like you [guys] were having fun [up there]!":lmao:
Somebody told me that last night...![]()
Well... now you know.

I can tell you what I tell musicians that I talk to after their crappy band gets done playing a terrible set, in order to avoid having to compliment their bad playing, when they ask me what I thought: "It looked like you [guys] were having fun [up there]!":lmao:
Somebody told me that last night...![]()
:lmao: :lmao: :lmao:
Now THAT's just FUNNY, I don't care WHO you are!!![]()
:lmao:
I'm not even making that up though, haha. I seriously do that. I look for something to compliment that has nothing to do with what sucked.
I definitely believe in the "If you have nothing nice to say, don't say anything at all" mantra... UNLESS they ask. Then it's no holds bar.
But in the case of musicians after a show... they don't REALLY want to know what you thought, unless it's "THAT WAS AMAZING!" But if it wasn't amazing... I refuse to tell them it was... so I compliment something I CAN... like... the fact that they had energy... or that they looked like they were having fun... or if the stuff they said in between songs was funny... anything except for the way they played. :lmao:

