Lukin interruption
Posted: Thu August 25, 2016 2:52 am
I am not a musician, never been in a band, so those of you who have those skills and experience, tell me how hard it was to resume Lukin like they did.
I was an athlete, in particular a baseball player, and I always marvel when I watch MLB players routinely turn a 6-4-3 double play, sometimes 3 or 4 in a game, knowing it's not as easy as they make it look, that in high school ball, even college ball, for a dp to be turned the ball has to be hit hard, the fielder has to get to it, field it cleanly, deliver a good throw in rhythm to 2nd where the other fielder has to be there waiting to catch it in rhythm and synchronized foot work etc., and the relay throw still has to have enough on it to beat the runner to first and be catch-able. Usually in high school, with players who have played the game for 12 years or so, it still requires the runner to either fall down or be really really slow.
So, I watch the band shut the song down, a song with very fast tempo, at Ed's request. The vids I watched dont really show any communication between among the band members, no "OK Stone, we're gonna pick it up at 'I found my key' you ready?" just a count to 4 and back at it. Maybe a trained ear notices something wrong there, but to this dude who just likes to listen to music, it seemed like everyone was on the same page. How hard is this to pull off?
I was an athlete, in particular a baseball player, and I always marvel when I watch MLB players routinely turn a 6-4-3 double play, sometimes 3 or 4 in a game, knowing it's not as easy as they make it look, that in high school ball, even college ball, for a dp to be turned the ball has to be hit hard, the fielder has to get to it, field it cleanly, deliver a good throw in rhythm to 2nd where the other fielder has to be there waiting to catch it in rhythm and synchronized foot work etc., and the relay throw still has to have enough on it to beat the runner to first and be catch-able. Usually in high school, with players who have played the game for 12 years or so, it still requires the runner to either fall down or be really really slow.
So, I watch the band shut the song down, a song with very fast tempo, at Ed's request. The vids I watched dont really show any communication between among the band members, no "OK Stone, we're gonna pick it up at 'I found my key' you ready?" just a count to 4 and back at it. Maybe a trained ear notices something wrong there, but to this dude who just likes to listen to music, it seemed like everyone was on the same page. How hard is this to pull off?