its interesting to hear what some people in bands do as dayjobs. for example, i didnt know mr. tomas lindberg teaches at some high school
"Tomas "Tompa" Lindberg (born October 16, 1972 in Gothenburg) is a Swedish musician who has fronted many heavy metal bands. He has been active as a musician and composer since the late 1980s.[2] He teaches at a high school"
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[quote name="shittin bricks on hoes. shittin it up all good like"]you keep your quiznosy scunt away from my taintbag[/quote]
upon further review this has got to be one of the most baffling things ever said on the mabb[/quote]
and the old vocalist of bury your dead is a math teacher I think, I know Diego from Disgorge/To Violently Vomit and Obscured Secretions is a carpenter and Ed Talorda from said bands installs Solar Panels
[quote name="shittin bricks on hoes. shittin it up all good like"]
[quote name="shittin bricks on hoes. shittin it up all good like"]you keep your quiznosy scunt away from my taintbag[/quote]
upon further review this has got to be one of the most baffling things ever said on the mabb[/quote]
[quote name="shittin bricks on hoes. shittin it up all good like"]
[quote name="shittin bricks on hoes. shittin it up all good like"]you keep your quiznosy scunt away from my taintbag[/quote]
upon further review this has got to be one of the most baffling things ever said on the mabb[/quote]
I know a lot of musicians work in the restaurant industry because it's one of the few where you can fuck off for a couple of months to tour and actually have a job when you come back.
[quote name="Syysysyd"]I think he only teaches English as 2nd language to foreigners, not saying it's an easy job but it's not like he teaches literature and stuff[/quote]
[quote name="Syysysyd"]Karl Sanders said a while back on the Nile board that he operates a forklift somewhere.[/quote]
i seem to recall someone mentioning that he's employed by BMW, which has a major manufacturing facility right outside greenville. not a bad gig really, especially if they let him take time off for touring. which would be quite remarkable in south carolina -- it's one of the most labor-hostile states in the country, and most certainly the reason they have a manufacturing presence there.
One of the guys in Immolation worked for a cable company--maybe their original drummer.
No has mentioned that Mr. V works for Dean Guitars.
I am the Dragon. And you call me insane. You are privy to a great becoming, but you recognize nothing. To me, you are a slug in the sun. You are an ant in the afterbirth. It is your nature to do one thing correctly: Before me, you rightly tremble. But, fear is not what you owe me. You owe me awe.
when was a little younger i never really thought about how my favorite death metal musicians might/probably have really shitty day jobs. that really killed my dream of wanting to become a full time musician. i really wanted to become a touring death metal guitarist. i couldn't come home from a tour and go back to a miserable part-time job. i wasn't even planning on going to college until after this realization.
seems like the only way to live off your music these days is if you go down the punk route and get a share house that the whole band lives in - though you still might have to get a job when not on tour.