vindictiveness?
Oct. 27th, 2009 12:43 amPlaying duos with bass players gets me in on some bass gossip. Such as:
When someone asked if we should beef up our bass section (currently two juniors and a freshman, and one of the juniors will be studying abroad for all of winter and spring, which is sad because he's my favourite and the one I'm playing the duo with) by calling Die In A Fire, the response of both the bass teacher AND the conductor was, "NO. NO, NO. NO."
I busted up laughing.
Yeah, it doesn't really hurt anymore, but I have a lot of anger about it still. Not just that -- I have anger about a lot of things. Honestly, I have a lot of rage, these past few months, most of it directionless, simmering and impotent.
But yeah, I still want to punch him in the face. He's pretty scrawny, I bet I could take him out.
Or key his car. Or slash his tires.
Mostly punch him in the face.
RAGE.
When someone asked if we should beef up our bass section (currently two juniors and a freshman, and one of the juniors will be studying abroad for all of winter and spring, which is sad because he's my favourite and the one I'm playing the duo with) by calling Die In A Fire, the response of both the bass teacher AND the conductor was, "NO. NO, NO. NO."
I busted up laughing.
Yeah, it doesn't really hurt anymore, but I have a lot of anger about it still. Not just that -- I have anger about a lot of things. Honestly, I have a lot of rage, these past few months, most of it directionless, simmering and impotent.
But yeah, I still want to punch him in the face. He's pretty scrawny, I bet I could take him out.
Or key his car. Or slash his tires.
Mostly punch him in the face.
RAGE.