**** that noise. Go on a rampage at practice. Be sure to bring a tele.
I think that an obvious step has been forgotten by everyone, including OP:
talk to the band and let your feelings be known.
Perhaps you'll be fired but that will remove you from a sticky situation. If that happens, get the firing in writing. That should be enough to get out of the contractual obligation.
I think that an obvious step has been forgotten by everyone, including OP:
talk to the band and let your feelings be known.
Perhaps you'll be fired but that will remove you from a sticky situation. If that happens, get the firing in writing. That should be enough to get out of the contractual obligation.
Maybe my first recommendation wasn't smart as far as long term karma goes. Playing that last gig is probably a good idea. No harm in out soloing the young guy in one song though. Who's going to complain if you burn the lead guitarist on one song?
I'd love to see a video of that. Bonus points if you use the seagal tickle technique as a nod to the forum.![]()
I think that an obvious step has been forgotten by everyone, including OP:
talk to the band and let your feelings be known.
Perhaps you'll be fired but that will remove you from a sticky situation. If that happens, get the firing in writing. That should be enough to get out of the contractual obligation.
Engel said:The drummer asked me how I felt about the new singer?
I told him two things:
This decision was made very fast
The decision was not made as a band
undecided ? You're kidding, right? What more do you need? Tell you what I'll do for ya. Fly here to NYC. Dont stay. Just get off the plane. I will meet you at the airport and PHYSICALLY kick you in the balls. Maybe then you'll get the hint? Dude, pack your shit and go. I was done by "red flag #2".
Do the shows you need to do in order to maintain your reputation, then form your own band. It's hard to fire the guy who started the band...haha...not impossible, but hard.
Already done. I talked to all members at our last practice. From the OP:
This was said in front of the whole band. Tensions got pretty high after I said that but I'm wasn't going to hold that one in.
I feel you bro. I really have nothing to lose by staying or leaving at this point. I'm just going to ride it out until September and then have a reassessment.
Do the shows you need to do in order to maintain your reputation, then form your own band. It's hard to fire the guy who started the band...haha...not impossible, but hard.
1. Are the newby's going to play the show. They're not on the contract.
2. If he/they/it plays the show not on the contract, how well will they like not being paid?
Just a couple of thinking points. The agreement seemed to be 1k @ 200ea....
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