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Originally Posted by Wild7Dustr
I don't really jam to many bands with songs/arrangements that are that long, but I've covered some of them here and there...If they ever needed a "replacement" on stage, whether it was guitar or drums, I'd surely be capable and glad to take up the offer, though!!!  They're fuc kin' incredible live in concert and, although it would be physically intense, I would without a doubt still love to do it!!!
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Yeah, it'd be really cool to see them live! 
How long have you been playing guitar and drums now? You must be amazing to be capable of playing for Opeth. |
As I've already stated, I'm quite disciplined in the intense study of both instruments!!!Music is my favorite thing out of anything else out there and I take it, as well as my development/skills, very seriously!!!
I've jammed for many years (15?) on and off between both guitar and drums, but have focused deeply/passionately on mainly studying the art of drumming lately!!!I don't necessarily just jam at the speeds and levels that the artists on the albums do when I choose to jam along to them...sometimes I'll take a fast double bass drum beat that is being played in the song(s) and I'll play it twice as fast or move around it with my own/chosen alternating patterns!!!
I have also previously stated that I don't necessarily jam to tracks as long as the brilliant Opeth ones, but, on the other hand, I would be capable of mastering/memorizing them with some time!!!In other words, with the skills I've developed over my time of very serious/disciplined study, I'd be able to memorize any "setlist" Opeth wanted me to know for the concerts as long as I was given the "info" a month ahead of time!!!
Good talking to ya once again, judas!!!Trust me though, it'll take alot of time to play along with a band like Opeth...don't ever take them as being just a good ordinary metal band; they are truly a brilliant band to master the skills of and jam to and I give them a lot of credit/respect for it!!!
