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Post by Patrick Sinclaire on Dec 4, 2009 20:07:59 GMT -8
Patrick and Daniel sat down behind the table. They were doing a show soon, and they were asked to come sign autographs at Guitar Center, because in the "underground" scene, Broken Glass was legendary, and many fans of underground music lived in the city. Broken Glass had, so far, released three albums, and were working on a new one, with their new label. Their albums had all been released on different labels, and they hoped this one would stick. A fan of Patrick's ran up to the table, holding their second album Sweet Release, which had many songs to do with drugs. Their first album was a normal album with different themed songs. He signed the album. "You look like a huge fan." He said, noting her t-shirt, hoodie with patches, and tattoo on her arm. "Yeah, guess where I got a new tattoo with your band name?" She said, putting her hands on the lower edges of her shirt. "That's quite alright." Patrick said, making sure she didn't flash him and Daniel in the middle of a crowded store.
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Post by Daniel Ramirez on Dec 4, 2009 20:14:36 GMT -8
Daniel laughed softly at the girl. "Trust me, it's not good to flash somebody in a store with security only a few feet away. We don't want a fan to get dragged out of a store." He said with a grin, also signing the album after Patrick passed it to him. He handed her the album. A twelve yar old kid walked up to the table. "Hey, man, how's it goin'?" He asked the kid casualy. "I was wondering how you make 'Brown Sound' because I have a 50 watt amp at home and a stratocaster, and I have no clue how to replicate it. Do i get different pick-ups, do I get a peadal, and if so what kind?" The kid said simply. Danieal almost choked at this kid's knowledge of guitar technology. "Um, well what you do is get a Veriac, a Marshall amp, and it's pretty easy from there." Daniel said, as the kid handed him a guitar to sign, and Daniel signed it, handing it back, still amazed at the kid's knowledge. Most twelve year olds had no clue what any of that was. He looked at the other fans, obviously huge underground metal fans.
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