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I orchestrate moments with sound
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unconditional surrender to the weekend 377445 unconditional surrender to the weekend 377445
ballin ballin
clap clap clap clap
and it slowly gets better and it slowly gets better
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My name is Eric Thomas-Hill, I've played guitar going on about eight years now. I took lessons shortly when I was a young teenager and found I wasn't learning anything, so I started teaching myself and learning what I could from others. I've been in other bands before, but I have decided to go ahead and try my own thing. My favorite style is just sitting down and making the guitar sound good. I like to orchestrate the moment.Have you performed in front of an audience?Open mics and such thus far. Not much of a scene (yet) where I currently live.
Your musical influences
Oh jeez, there is so many: Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, QOTSA, Les Claypool and all his wonders, Mozart, The Books, Bassnectar, STS9, Buckethead, Archers of Loaf, B.B. King, Eric Clapton, Muddy Waters, The Beatles, Bach, Bela Fleck, Blue Man Group, Tool, Talking Heads, Radiohead, Modest Mouse, Medeski Martin and Wood, Miles Davis, Metallica, CCR, Bob Dylan, Bob Marley, Frank Zappa, Grateful Dead, Jimi Hendrix, Let Law Die, Queen, Santana, Tool, Tom Waits, The Who, Willie Nelson, Yonder Mountain String Band, and Snoop Dogg.What equipment do you use?
I have an Oscar Schmidt Acoustic Electric by Washburn. I use also a mixer of a friends and whatever equipment i can get my hands on. It always varysAnything else?
Don't let your meat loaf.
Whitefish, MT
USA
ID
897920
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Comments (2)
I enjoy the easy flow of this song. It is not cluttered with too much activity so the backing rythm guitar is clear and solid, while the leads float nicely amid the atmosphere created by strumming guitar.
Yeah, I bet that there's very little community activity for musicians in Whitefish! There might be some regional events like a summer fest or a winter event. But, then, that takes a lot to break into, doesn't it?
I'm near Missoula, but its a good drive from here. Almost an hour depending on traffic. That's not easy for an evening out, on a regular basis.
Hamilton is closer, but the bar scene is still pretty limited.
Great that there's the whole on-line musical scene. SoundClick is a good resource, as are many others that I am finding.
Have you heard of the Acoustic Guitar magazine? They've got a community online. There are others, too. Check out the various links / banners I am posting on my MySpace page, in the 'left' column. Some are better than others. My page is at: http://myspace.com/tomashood
I play progressive rock, and other stuff, too. I'll be working on getting a few of those tracks on here. My ReverbNation playlist is on the MySpace page, so you ca
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