Sorry, I know this isnt 5/3/1 related, but I was wondering - what music do you listen to jim wendler? I’ve seen you post about it and i remember reading an interview where you said it was your passion and that you played, so I was wondering what music ad what instrument?
[quote]bbbb1234 wrote:
Sorry, I know this isnt 5/3/1 related, but I was wondering - what music do you listen to jim wendler? I’ve seen you post about it and i remember reading an interview where you said it was your passion and that you played, so I was wondering what music ad what instrument?[/quote]
Some heavy shit
I play guitar/bass in a band with Joey Waters - heavy doom/sludge.
I play all instruments in another band I started recently - it’s faster stuff combined with sludge; no song longer than 60 seconds. Blast/sludge and get out.
Too many bands/influences to list.
Tombs would be a good start.
[quote]Jim Wendler wrote:
I play guitar/bass in a band with Joey Waters - heavy doom/sludge.
I play all instruments in another band I started recently - it’s faster stuff combined with sludge; no song longer than 60 seconds. Blast/sludge and get out.
Too many bands/influences to list. [/quote]
Nice man i play bass too and I listen i a lot of metal, mainly death and black metal and also a lot of jazz
Justin listen to what gets you pumped if you like it who the hell cares lol just because younlisten to the same music as jim doesnt mean youll be as strong as jim lol
[quote]Jim Wendler wrote:
I play guitar/bass in a band with Joey Waters - heavy doom/sludge.
I play all instruments in another band I started recently - it’s faster stuff combined with sludge; no song longer than 60 seconds. Blast/sludge and get out.
Too many bands/influences to list. [/quote]
Hey Jim, do you listen to anything besides metal in your own time? I, after being a metal head for years, started listening to a lot of rap with basically death metal lyrics. Artists: brotha lynch hung and trizz mostly
[quote]Young33 wrote:
[quote]Jim Wendler wrote:
I play guitar/bass in a band with Joey Waters - heavy doom/sludge.
I play all instruments in another band I started recently - it’s faster stuff combined with sludge; no song longer than 60 seconds. Blast/sludge and get out.
Too many bands/influences to list. [/quote]
Hey Jim, do you listen to anything besides metal in your own time? I, after being a metal head for years, started listening to a lot of rap with basically death metal lyrics. Artists: brotha lynch hung and trizz mostly[/quote]
Crippled Black Phoenix, Ulver, Left Lane Cruiser, Misfits/Samhain, Dax Riggs - stuff like that. Most of my time with music is playing and writing. I always think its boring to sit on the sidelines so I attempt, at least, to get in the game.
Playing music allows you to appreciate what you hear. And gives you some perspective - not unlike lifting and sports. When you DO, things open up. If anyone loves music, I encourage them to pick up an instrument. If you are half as obsessive as I am, it’s not too hard to learn.
[quote]Jim Wendler wrote:
[quote]Young33 wrote:
[quote]Jim Wendler wrote:
I play guitar/bass in a band with Joey Waters - heavy doom/sludge.
I play all instruments in another band I started recently - it’s faster stuff combined with sludge; no song longer than 60 seconds. Blast/sludge and get out.
Too many bands/influences to list. [/quote]
Hey Jim, do you listen to anything besides metal in your own time? I, after being a metal head for years, started listening to a lot of rap with basically death metal lyrics. Artists: brotha lynch hung and trizz mostly[/quote]
Crippled Black Phoenix, Ulver, Left Lane Cruiser, Misfits/Samhain, Dax Riggs - stuff like that. Most of my time with music is playing and writing. I always think its boring to sit on the sidelines so I attempt, at least, to get in the game.
Playing music allows you to appreciate what you hear. And gives you some perspective - not unlike lifting and sports. When you DO, things open up. If anyone loves music, I encourage them to pick up an instrument. If you are half as obsessive as I am, it’s not too hard to learn. [/quote]
That’s very true about an instrument providing perspective on music. We’re you ever in band in high school, or college? Whether, marching, orchestra, jazz band, concert band or anything of those likes?
Jim, whats at this point of your life more important for you. The sport or music? In terms of sport I dont mean the work as a writer or a big man in the industry. I mean just going to the gym and do something for yourself.
Or are both a part of you?
[quote]jkondash89 wrote:
Justin listen to what gets you pumped if you like it who the hell cares lol just because younlisten to the same music as jim doesnt mean youll be as strong as jim lol[/quote]
What makes you think I was asking in order to get stronger from it? I was just curious. I know that music tastes don’t affect strength. I was purely asking out of curiosity. And I probably don’t listen to all of the same music as him.
[quote]bbbb1234 wrote:
Sorry, I know this isnt 5/3/1 related, but I was wondering - what music do you listen to jim wendler? I’ve seen you post about it and i remember reading an interview where you said it was your passion and that you played, so I was wondering what music ad what instrument?[/quote]
I’m not Jim, but check these bands out:
Acid Bath
Black Sabbath (early stuff)
Bongzilla
Buried at Sea
Burning Witch
Cattlepress
Celtic Frost
Cobalt
Coffinworm
Darkthrone
Dragged Into Sunlight
Electric Wizard
Emperor
Entombed
Eyehategod
Gaza
Indian
Iron Monkey
Neurosis
Sleep
Thou
Unearthy Trance
Hard to go wrong with those.