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EPISODE · Jul 17, 2017 · 34 MIN

Camaraderie Culture & Gig-Specific Strategies – GigGab 123

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As a musician, there are always so many things to learn and not all of them are music-related. How much camaraderie do you think you have as a band? How much do you help each other out? Paul and Dave wade into those waters here today and then surf over to discussing gig-specific strategies for setlists and pacing. Finally, it’s a revisit of the Klingon discussion… there were a few things left to say, it seems! Download, press play, and enjoy! Chapters/Timestamps 00:00:00 GigGab 123 – Monday, July 17, 2017 00:00:54 Playing in the heat… and bringing the heat! 00:02:57 What to do when the stage clock says “you’re finished!” 00:03:59 Manage your hydration 00:05:34 Quick Tip: Learn how to project 00:07:34 Camaraderie Culture 00:10:22 Gig-specific strategy 00:12:50 Tailored setlists 00:17:35 We’re not saving lives here 00:17:52 Klingons Redux 00:20:08 Fans vs. Scene vs. Friends 00:26:52 The live music fan scene 00:27:42 Sometimes that stranger is a long-awaited friend 00:30:55 …but only if they’re truly a friend 00:33:20 GG Outtro The post Camaraderie Culture & Gig-Specific Strategies – GigGab 123 appeared first on Gig Gab.

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