Author Topic: Post Freak-out line-up discusion (Read 18760 times)

OMS · « **Reply #195 on:** November 17, 2008, 12:07:52 am »

Quote from: Jim Cobb;211186

ehh michetti and yacavone don\'t impress me. it\'d need to be someone who could hang with tim melodically. playing 1000 notes a second doesnt mean dick if that intuitive melodic sense isn\'t there, and i don\'t hear that from either of those guys. they\'re both great players, but for me, a 2nd guitarist in the breakfast would have to have something extra. something all the practice in the world cant get you. something you\'ve just gotta be born with. you know what i mean.

well said.

inthewhitelodge · « **Reply #196 on:** November 17, 2008, 12:10:45 am »

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Strange though, I had a dream that we saw the Breakfast and Jordan switched off to playing bass and keys. They kicked some ass, even though it was in an old barn.

God, I hope the dream wasn\'t in Enfield, I hated seeing shows at that place...

It was a barn somewhere in the south; it was warm and windy. A fire started outside and some people rushed in and took care of it. The show still went on!

I can understand Adrian wanting to get/receive feedback. I also agree that management is key; sometimes having a manager that is not in one\'s immediate personal circle is best- esp. when it comes to living the life as the objective business-minded outsider. I think the friends and fans are more for volunteering from the heart. NOT that the band is all about business, but if they intend on making it more productive, let\'s face it- it can be. Yet their being outside of the \'mainstream\' typical band sell-out is the reason I was totally into their musicianship. It also helps appreciating prog rock and jammy skills.

lizardflag · « **Reply #197 on:** November 17, 2008, 01:08:17 am »

Quote from: bdfreetuna;210589

I didn\'t like Stoops and my enthusiasm for Breakfast is still in recovery.
I always loved Jordan and wish he\'d come back for good.

Breakfast could use someone like Jeff Bujak IMO.

I would be there in a second. The chance to even perform on stage with Tim and Adrian would be an experience to say the least. I would learn a lot.

peaches626 · « **Reply #198 on:** November 17, 2008, 03:42:32 am »

dangle dooze is pretty ser too...:shrug:

jocelyn · « **Reply #199 on:** November 17, 2008, 05:46:54 am »

Quote from: inthewhitelodge;211189

A fire started outside and some people rushed in and took care of it. The show still went on!

Oh that was just Dobz blowing up some sound equipment.

psychjosh · « **Reply #200 on:** November 17, 2008, 08:41:40 am »

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josh,unfortunately i cant take credit for the bands problems.
wish i could,but i cant brah.

Hope you know I\'m messin with ya

If not.. you have been gone for too long.

good seein ya the friday.
got KRUNKED.

good seeing you too! you may not have noticed but I carefully removed all glassware from your table at the set break and replaced w/ plastic ketchup bottles.

Quote from: Jim Cobb;211186

ehh michetti and yacavone don\'t impress me. it\'d need to be someone who could hang with tim melodically. playing 1000 notes a second doesnt mean dick if that intuitive melodic sense isn\'t there, and i don\'t hear that from either of those guys. they\'re both great players, but for me, a 2nd guitarist in the breakfast would have to have something extra. something all the practice in the world cant get you. something you\'ve just gotta be born with. you know what i mean.

This is where I am coming from...
Take the Dead for example.. I\'ve sen 24 shows w/ JG so I guess I\'ll say I was a pretty big fan. I LOVE Bobby but.. He can\'t really play guitar very well (I mean in comparison)

Chris and Seth are both quite nasty. Very different but nasty none the less. Are they Tim? NO.. We don\'t need another Tim. We have one already. My thoughts are that either one would add a great extra dynamic to the band. More songs.. better vocals overall, a distraction if you will from Tim\'s 1000+ notes. I think overall a second guitar player would make their music approachable to a wider audience. You need only to listen to anytime Tim has played with either guitarist to feel their "synergy". So .. while I agree that standing along... mehhhh... Put them on stage w/ TB and you have a supergroup.

Keep in mind the chances of this happening are slim to none.. this is purely my humble opinion and has no real bearing on anything.

Gordo · « **Reply #201 on:** November 17, 2008, 09:41:52 am »

Quote from: peaches626;211195

dangle dooze is pretty ser too...:shrug:

:lol:

thatguy · « **Reply #202 on:** November 17, 2008, 12:36:59 pm »

Quote from: lizardflag;211192

Quote from: bdfreetuna;210589
I didn\'t like Stoops and my enthusiasm for Breakfast is still in recovery.
I always loved Jordan and wish he\'d come back for good.

Breakfast could use someone like Jeff Bujak IMO.

I would be there in a second. The chance to even perform on stage with Tim and Ron would be an experience to say the least. I would learn a lot.

wanna jam,i like your stuff.

Yoda · « **Reply #203 on:** November 17, 2008, 12:44:17 pm »

And another friendship begins. The circle continues....

Klout · « **Reply #204 on:** November 17, 2008, 01:11:23 pm »

has anyone ever reached out to Jason press formerly of Rezi to play keys? Kid has more raw talent than anyone who has ever played keys for breakfast, plays INCREDIBLY tasteful and stylish ****, writes good music, already knows some of the songs, likes the music, would funk it up, lives in the nyc area, and could probably learn the entire catalog of songs in 2 days flat. pretty much the complete opposite of the corny, predictable, tasteless, "hyper-junk" that stoops served up in Burlington.

lizardflag · « **Reply #205 on:** November 17, 2008, 01:25:55 pm »

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Quote from: bdfreetuna;210589
I didn\'t like Stoops and my enthusiasm for Breakfast is still in recovery.
I always loved Jordan and wish he\'d come back for good.

Breakfast could use someone like Jeff Bujak IMO.

I would be there in a second. The chance to even perform on stage with Tim and Ron would be an experience to say the least. I would learn a lot.

wanna jam,i like your stuff.

Thank you. Drop me a line sometime... when I have time off the road, all I want to do is play anyways. :sonic:

Quote from: Lexington;210704

yea, but you want lizardfag jef buyak in the band?:vomit2:

:biggrin:

Klout · « **Reply #206 on:** November 17, 2008, 01:30:56 pm »

I saw u at the westcott bujak, I thought u were good at what you did. I dont know how you would fit in or hang with the breakfast but you got my vote over stoops but jason press destroys you both with one hand tied behind his back

ds673488 · « **Reply #207 on:** November 17, 2008, 01:31:56 pm »

Quote from: Klout;211219

has anyone ever reached out to Jason press formerly of Rezi to play keys? Kid has more raw talent than anyone who has ever played keys for breakfast, plays INCREDIBLY tasteful and stylish ****, writes good music, already knows some of the songs, likes the music, would funk it up, lives in the nyc area, and could probably learn the entire catalog of songs in 2 days flat. pretty much the complete opposite of the corny, predictable, tasteless, "hyper-junk" that stoops served up in Burlington.

i dont know if you know this yet, but rezi is opening for TB at red square on dec 27th. Is this guy still in the band when they do their "reuunion" shows? if so, there should DEF be some cross talk at the show.

Klout · « **Reply #208 on:** November 17, 2008, 01:37:59 pm »

newbers.. just planting the seed brah

hopefully it will grow. jpress is on or (probably) beyond the level of virtuoso natural talent, style, tightness, and sickness and insanity as tplams. what he could do with the bfast is almost unfathomable. wicked humble nice guy taboot. doubt it will ever happen but at this point its fun to dream.

lizardflag · « **Reply #209 on:** November 17, 2008, 02:09:41 pm »

Quote from: Klout;211228

I saw u at the westcott bujak, I thought u were good at what you did. I dont know how you would fit in or hang with the breakfast but you got my vote over stoops but jason press destroys you both with one hand tied behind his back

Rock out... thanks! In no way am I saying that I\'m "better than anyone" or that I would be a good keyboardist for the Breakfast. There\'s no competition in music as far as I\'m concerned. And I\'m glad you think Jason could destroy me... but on the same note, I don\'t really care. I play music for the love of what I do. I know some people don\'t dig it... and that\'s OK with me (including some heads on this board...). I know I\'ve been playing classical piano for 24 years... I know that I practice over 3 hours a day... I know that I will always have something to learn about piano and music in general... and I know that I play from my heart.

So, seriously some of you... slam me if you want... tell me I suck... replace some of the letters in my forum name... that\'s just fine with me. I\'m secure enough to take it. I\'ll be over here practicing hard for the people that actually like what I do and I\'m sure the members of The Breakfast feel the same way I do. We play on stage for the love of what we do. If you don\'t dig it... move on, but don\'t try to bring down the one\'s who still love the band. Just the fact that you take time out of your day to bring up what you DON\'T like about a band means that you still care and that\'s why the Breakfast should keep going. (preach over...)

Now... say how "hippie" I am... and how gay I sound... and how I suck... I\'m ready for it. It\'s not unexpected. :disco: It\'s like a one trick pony for this forum.