I still have spazims from the brutal pace of that song. I'm not sure if I could bear to have anyone hear it.
I was one of the 160-odd loosers in Jibboom, but hey it was fun.
Any other Jibboom contestants out there?
Hi Michael. I hadn't checked this post in so long, I had forgotten about it. Hopefully you will have forgotten my crummy version of Jibboom by now too.
I still have spazims from the brutal pace of that song. I'm not sure if I could bear to have anyone hear it.
I was one of the 160-odd loosers in Jibboom, but hey it was fun.
I still have spazims from the brutal pace of that song. I'm not sure if I could bear to have anyone hear it.
I was one of the 160-odd loosers in Jibboom, but hey it was fun.
Jehle- I still have spazims from the brutal pace of that song.
5thD- Ya the tempo of Jibboom about kicked my ass also
I think that is the fastest tempo out of anything I have ever tried to play along with.
I ended up just really trying to find the pocket, tried to get myself into the Zone (Ultra?) and let r' rip.
Anyone out there know how many BPM "Jibboom" is?
5thD- Ya the tempo of Jibboom about kicked my ass also
I think that is the fastest tempo out of anything I have ever tried to play along with. I ended up just really trying to find the pocket, tried to get myself into the Zone (Ultra?
) and let r' rip.Anyone out there know how many BPM "Jibboom" is?
I was an entrant.. My name's Dave Lindsay.
At the time I was a MUCH worse player than I am now, I think if I got another shot at it I might actually have a chance
I'm only 18, and there are lots of professional players who entered that so I was kinda doomed from the start.
Bob Oakman is a poster over at Jemsite and besides being a pretty cool guy he can really play! Your entry was probably the most original sounding though. It was interesting to see how much you were able to change a backing track that sounded like it was pretty much stuck as a bouncing blues boogie.
Congrats again, sounds like you had an awesome time.
At the time I was a MUCH worse player than I am now, I think if I got another shot at it I might actually have a chance
I'm only 18, and there are lots of professional players who entered that so I was kinda doomed from the start.Bob Oakman is a poster over at Jemsite and besides being a pretty cool guy he can really play! Your entry was probably the most original sounding though. It was interesting to see how much you were able to change a backing track that sounded like it was pretty much stuck as a bouncing blues boogie.
Congrats again, sounds like you had an awesome time.
Yep!!! I entered the contest, but my track is somewhere on my first
hard drive. I was behind on purchasing my Vai CD's when I found the
contest so the contest is where I first heard the song.
I had just bought some Cakewalk software and laid down my track in
one night. It's funny though because It wasone of the first tracks I
had ever fully produced by myself
hard drive. I was behind on purchasing my Vai CD's when I found the
contest so the contest is where I first heard the song.
I had just bought some Cakewalk software and laid down my track in
one night. It's funny though because It wasone of the first tracks I
had ever fully produced by myself
Michael Lee Hill here, I wanted to share some cool news with you all, My contest version of Vai's Jibbom made FretNet.com radio show "Best Of" show! Here'e a link to the play list.
Http://www.fretnet.com/playlists_20050306.html
That was cool!
Http://www.fretnet.com/playlists_20050306.html
That was cool!