*Digs up old thread*
Well, I couldn't really think of anything before so I didn't reply. But on Sunday I played one of the most uncomfortable shows possible. Some of my bandmates had to drive from Winston-Salem, which is an hour away, so I asked the dude who was putting on the show if we could play an hour later. He said that was cool (oh yeah, and the way we got on this show was there was only one band that was coming to tour, and dude didn't have any other bands to play, so we hopped on it). Well, an hour later and I'm still waiting there with my drummer. No guitar heads, no drum throne, we're sitting around and the owner/attendees are getting antsy. So then the owner comes up and says that the band brought another band with them and they'd just play first (great, this basically means we really didn't have to play after all (a bunch of crap came up with the other members and I told dude we couldn't play, at which he got pissed off, so I said that we'd play anyway)). I tell owner that the rest of the band is two minutes away, the other one goes on anyway. Right when they start the rest of the band arrives. Great! So we're sitting outside and someone gets shot across the street. Superb. After, we're setting up, tuning, and the owner is being a dick about it. Yeah, hurry up and play, don't worry about tuning, etc..
Anyway, the band we played with was nowhere near our style, we were rushed and botched a couple parts, which was more than enough to ruin the night. But no, in addition, we had to play for a bunch of mustached/tight-shirt-and-pants/white belt hipster pieces of shit who wouldn't know decent music if it hit them in the balls.
Sigh.
First show was great, second show was bad. I guess it all balances out. Not too embarrassing, just frustrating.