The name of the band is Jyuko, which is short form of the Japanese word Jūkōgyō, which means 'heavy industry.'
Wednesday, September 10, 2008
School of Rock
This is kind of difficult to explain, yesterday I was asked if I could play bass for this band made up of three co-workers who need a bass player. Naturally, I answered "no."
They were not convinced, so after some discussion in the office, I found myself making noise on a bass in a small studio north of Nagoya station called Liverpool. And the noise I was able to produce was good enough to play live in a bar this Friday, at 8:30pm, at 10 Dollar Rock'A Beat Cafe near Fushimi Station.
Between right now and Friday at 8:30pm, there is one more practice, where I will have an amp and three hours to figure this thing out. We are going to play some covers from Weezer, Green day, Nirvana... so on. I have a strap for the bass now too, so it is a little more easy to manage.
The show will be about an hour and a half and should be crazy. They picked a bunch of songs where the bass is easy to play over, but I can hold the beat. No problem, I should also get points for stage presence. I'm kind of big in Japan! But if I enjoy this, I think I might take some classes. I think prior to this week, I have played Rock Star twice, let's see if I get booed off stage in real life.
The name of the band is Jyuko, which is short form of the Japanese word Jūkōgyō, which means 'heavy industry.'
The name of the band is Jyuko, which is short form of the Japanese word Jūkōgyō, which means 'heavy industry.'
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3 comments:
OMG!! Can I be a groupie?
Cool!
That would make it 3 Flores sons who have played in a band. Of course I only played a St. Patricks Day party at a friends house but it's all good. We should all get together and rock out over the holiday.
Demian - Bass
Scott - Guitar
Atticus - Harmonica
Now if we could just find a drummer....
Oh yeah...
I demand pictures of you on stage!!
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