Definitely NSR - a few vids of the band I'm in.
 

I'm in a band called the Funkatronic Love Commandos.
Playing Funk & Disco covers at the moment, but also writing original material in the same style :cool:

Here's a selection of the set - hope you like it.

Dance Little Sister
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OlBFPK7DRKc

Little L
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zZd7pGsUWNg

Sing It Back
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cdrxKBjguCk

Play That Funky Music
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zqtWA2tXiyA

Moves Like Jagger
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WF1YZcu-xi0

1999
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RmP_A2HKj_g

Love Foolosophy
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9ul70avshE

Disco Inferno
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9u95aCm0RxM


I'm the keyboard player (for all my sins)

The room was a tad on the small side (local beer festival), so a lot of kit (including my monitoring system) was left out!!

Great little gig - almost a lounge-style.

Enjoy!!!

Dan :cool:

:thumb:

Not quite my style but some obvious talent there. Like the Sax and guitar work on Funky Music. Looks like everyone is enjoying themselves ;)

david

Not my taste personally - but as long as you enjoy what you do that's what counts. Are there 7 of you packed into that tiny corner?

BTW what gear are you using?

Thanks- totally appreciate that it won't be to all tastes, but we enjoy it. Yeh the space was rather compact, to say the least!!!!

As such, I took less kit than I normally take, but I was using my Roland XP30 as a top tier, and my Korg Kronos as the main machine. Usually have a full ACS T1 in-ear-monitor system, but left them for that gig (too much kit for a small gig) so I used my sony ear buds for abit of noise reduction and basic monitors.
Run the whole lot through a mackie mixer before being sent to FOH.

Dan :)

I kinda like it , good pub band.

That sounds like a compliment to me, so "thanks"! :D

I dug out my old gear having cleared some floor space to set it up - I wonder how my 20 year old SY22, SY85 and 01-R sound compared to the newer stuff - I don't get to play it often enough to consider upgrading any of my gear.

Stil using my SY77 and 01v fwiw (all about a healthy mix of old and new!!)

It was , nothing worse than a bad pub band lol

Lol. True, but at least they all try!!

Always try to do some pub gigs as precursors to the weddings, festivals anther private stuff we do. Great way to keep the exposure up.

In this day and age of horrible compressed downloads, software manipulation of voices and half of scoobynet thinking they are 'superstar djs' I have the utmost respect for anybody who stands up and plays a real instrument or sings.

I'd love to be able to do either but lack any talent in this regard. Well done, I like it.

Excellent. I love a live band. You all did a superb job of "Moves like Jagger" :thumb:

How are you finding the Kronos ? I was thinking of investing in one, but they're a lot of cash ! Did you get the weighted key version ?

I managed to get one of the very first in the country last year (thanks Korg) - and I got a 61 key model.
There have been issues with the 73/88 note versions, but I speak as I find, I unpacked mine on the Thursday, dived straight into editing it (got a few years of Korg/Music Tech experience ;) ) and gigged it on the Saturday!

Gigged it and used it in MANY sessions since, including one at Peter Gabriel's Real World - all high pressure environments.
http://img.photobucket.com/albums/v9...05-00094-1.jpg

The machine has operated flawlessly. The key thing for me is the Set List mode - a truly brilliant, yet simple aspect that makes my gigging life simple.
Before this machine, I had 2 synths, a MacBook Pro, 16-channel interface etc etc and it was a real PITA tbh.

Yes, they are a lot of money, and I'll contact you via pm to go into more detail about the machine - I could get VERY "anoraky" :D

Dan :)

Very entertaining. Nice mix & blend of instruments

Great, live music = :thumb:. Steve.:)

:lol: I hope thats what heaven looks like :lol:

Its a tough job, but somebody has to do it :D