My girlfriend introduced your music to her dentist last week! She asked what songs I would recommend, and I was at a loss... So I suggested 6 songs from at least 4 different albums! Screw anybody who says your best days are behind you!!
YES! I originally planned to do this series on all aspects of art careers but it would have been too unruly. But indeed, the information is about the same for all types of careers in the arts.
Loved the video Voltaire. You came off as very genuine giving your advice, and even as someone who isn't a musician, I still finished the video thinking "Fuck yeah! Let's go do this thing that I'm passionate about!".
After watching you grow and evolve since the mid 90's, I am happy you are taking the time to share your experiences and life lessons with other potential artist. I used to work security for D'con in Atlanta from 95-97. Always loved your shows and the before, during and after drinks. lol. At least once a year I have a random co-worker or acquaintance half our age go "wholly crap have you heard this guy he is awesome and funny" and it warms my heart that your music is definitely surviving the test of time. I love your music and hope you are able to continue for another decade, or two, or three.
I love how this video pretty much applies to a career, or any goal that one tries to achieve in life. Everyone has to start somewhere, and seeing you in 1984 and now, also teaches us that you never stop learning (a disheartening thought perhaps when you have just graduated). Your video also showed the growth from a starting employee to a manager of the sorts. Very cool. I swear, your voice is made of silk; its so smooth and eloquent. You gots t'pring us more videos man (that anecdote amused me greatly).
It took me until I was well into my forties to get over points one and two in this list. I think back and absolutely despair at that. But it want until I met a man, who created art in many forms, led me on a journey of discovery that I finally *finally* stopped allowing myself to be defined by others. He wrote some words that I have decaled onto the walls of my studio that bring me back to centre when I feel myself paralysed by fear. Those words? 'When darkness is drowning your soul and makes you feel alone in the cold, find me and grab a hold. This chalice, it overflows.'
There's a quote that I've heard attributed to about a dozen different artists, so I'm not going to try to attribute it. I've heard everyone from Chuck Jones to Stephen King and in the different ways it was worded this was the gist "Every artist has 10,000 bad works in them, and the trick to being a good artist is to get all 10,000 bad works out as quickly as possible."
Out of all that I do, this is one of the most vital videos I've ever seen in my life. I honestly can't thank you enough. I look up to you so much, and there's so many demons that get in my way. So I gotta watch this several times and pay close attention. Thanks again, so so much. :)
I've been dreaming of being a musician for as long as I can remember. It's always overwhelmed me, however, trying to figure out how to get started. Therefore, I decided that it was just one of those dreams that aren't realistic and should stay as merely dreams. I'm so excited for you to be making this series. Just this first episode has me wanting to record the various songs I've written and been too discouraged to do anything with. I look forward to future episodes!
Fantastic Advice! I’m loving this for my self as an artist-not a muscian but my adult son is and he needs to hear this! Thank you so much for this valuable information🖤💋 you are really a wonderful and insightful person , Aurelio!
I found myself here by trying to find violin music for your song Crusade. My friend and I are planning on doing a cover for it. Watching this made me want to write music again.
I love how inspiring you are for people who want to live a creative lifestyle. Would love to hear about the people you work with when writing your songs. Like the violinists in "When You're Evil".
I'm not a future Rock Star but this video was very motivational as a comic book artist and doll maker...though I did buy a guitar and a KISS songbook a few years ago.
I've been playing guitar and writing songs for like... 7years.... I wasn't able to combine any of this (music and lyrics) I watched this video and now I have created my very first song.... with guitar, bass guitar vocal and backing vocals.... it completely suck!!!! But is my first song... and I like it the way it is jajaja. Thank you Voltaire. You are a great artist
Well said. Very helpful advice for anyone struggling with their craft. There will always be those mistakes that we learn from and and reshape it into something no one can create but you.
Sharing all your collective experiences and thoughts in a way to provide aid and encouragement to other musicians is a beautiful thing. Even for someone like myself that does not have the ambitions to become a rockstar but still have other dreams in mind, a vlog like this can still provide a lot of useful information that can be translated into other artistic avenues, especially all of the first four points. Dice with a bass guitar though.... ah yeah.
This is so inspiring! I'm an art teacher and an artist, so it helps! I sent this to my brother, also, because he's a tattoo artist/animator/drummer. Everyone needs these 4 videos!
Thank you for starting this series! I have been making music as a hobby for several years (I'm still terrible) and it is really inspiring to have an artist such as yourself provide this information. Missed your show when you came to Knoxville, hope to catch you next time!
You are my Hero, Voltaire. Meeting you at Fargo Corecon was life changing. Your advice then, and your advice here are inspirational. Thanks for being the amazing man you are.
I just so damn inspired right now! I've been listening to your songs for like, 4 years, and every day i realize that you are one the most briliant minds that ever existed! Just thank you, Voltaire, you have done great so far!
This has actually inspired me to go and try properly to learn keyboard. I've got the words and the melody; I just need a backing track to go with them. Thanks for the tips, and I can't wait to see what you upload next! :)
this video was so helpful as a person who wants to explore careers involving the arts and possibly go to art school this really had me thinking about my priorities/future, thank you!!
Great video, Voltaire. I've been a fan since I was a kid who learned of ya from Billy and Mandy and AdventureQuest. You're a very inspiring person, my man. Keep bein the kick ass dude we know you are.
As a complement, I'd like to paraphrase this advice from brazillian astronaut Marcos Pontes: For whatever you want to do, always: 1 study; 2 work; 3 persevere and 4 do more than people expect you to. Number 4 is the measure of your commitment, doing your art in your own way and style is no excuse to do it poorly, always give your best and never loose the drive for improvement.
I think this series might help me a lot thanks Voltaire. As I'm currently learning Guitar. But also an inspiring film maker. I have a few well edited videos on my acct xx ^_^
I have to say, that this was one of the most informative and inspiring videos for artists I have ever seen. I wandered onto your youtube page by chance. I was checking out the Steamposium webpage in Seattle and I saw your name. I was curious for several reasons, although one of them relates to a book by John Ringo called Under the Graveyard Sky, in which the band that plays the last concert in New York during the zombie apocalypse is lead by the singer Voltaire. I don't know if you knew about this, but if you didn't, I am pretty sure he meant you. Anyway, it peaked my curiosity and I headed over here to listen to your music, (which I like by the way). I clicked on this link just because I had no idea what it was about, and again...curiosity led me on. The point of this is that, although it's one of the few things you don't mention, your advice and information about musical or written art, also relates to visual art. I am an artist, I create in many mediums but currently am concentrating on polymer clay. Everything you said related so much to my life, and to others that I know, and it really touched me that it is something that is common in all art forms. The fact that you took the time to explain this, so eloquently I might add, is truly a wonderful act of human kindness. I wish that someone like you had been around to say this to me when I was young. It took me many many years, and lots of other failures to finally come to terms with the fact that I am an artist. I would have been so much happier if I had started earlier. I find it ironic that now that my body has made it impossible for me to do most everything else I love, that I have come back to my one true passion and been forced to give this a try. I don't really believe in fate all that much, but if I did, this would be a clear sign that it was meant to be. I am lucky that now I get to do what I love, and although the reasons I got here suck, the fact that I have this makes my life a wonderful place to be. Thank you so much for being an inspiration to people, sharing your knowledge and giving of yourself and your experiences. If even ONE person manages to avoid the mistakes we made, then you have done something beyond compare. Love your work, and love your style! I hope someday to see you in person and say thank you face to face. I saw the Seattle con too late to go, but someday maybe you will be back here and I can see you then. Till then, you have a new fan, and I will be eagerly awaiting all your wonderful music. :)
Thanks for this, V! This is sure to help out some prospective rockers. For a suggestion, perhaps you could talk about the selling and marketing aspects. I know that's out of my comfort zone, so guidance on brand building and all that rot would be awesome. :)
This is great and I can't wait for more. Thank you a lot for doing this! I would, however, greatly appreciate some guidance in terms of fighting writer's block, fighting laziness... And... Most of all... How to overcome that horrible moment, when you have 2/3 of a song ready, but you just can't figure out what the music(or lyrics) for that middle part, or breakdown, or verse should be. :) Yeah, that last bit... I've seen it become a large wrench in the wheels for a lot of musicians and lyricists many, many times. Specifically, when they don't have a band to help them finish a composition, say when the band is willing to "polish" and perform a piece, but don't want to (or can't) get involved in the core creation process.
For me, an amateur musician, this is very valuable! I make music, putting it here on my channel, but I can't sing. Don't suppose I can learn to sing, or idk, so I need collaborating singers, of course! Thank you Voltaire. (now just write text... I guess I'll need help for that as well)
Hey! Thanks for doing this. I think it's amazing that you're taking the time to share some of what went into making you "that guy". Very inspiring! *hugs*
Thank you so much for making this! Your video could not have come at a better time. I've been struggling w/ my writing for some time now and it's led to a lot of brick walls. Your words just kind of set things into perspective for me. I love Anne Rice, but my goal is to surpass her as an author. So, I just need to keep writing and get my work out there. PS: I think all your music is brilliant. I've been listening to you since high school. ;-) also, that pic of you from '94- freaking amaze-balls!
Thank you so much for making this series! This can apply to any artist whether it be a writer, actor, musician, etc. Keep on spreading the great advice!
💜 😘 hello lovely! ooooh my goth!!! yes you have all the reason of the world, well not all hehe but yeees! I love so much this video that you did :) (sorry my english sucks) I'm not a musician, but would like it :) cause I sing a little and I love the art. More I love your art :) since I had 15 years old I hearing your music, you are and idol for me 💜 I love so much your work, and aaaah that you said in the end of the video: "I believe in you" aaaaaah 😊❤ really is so inspired and a big motivation to me. yes hahaha I know, wrote here a letter haha but I just wanted to say you all that I feel for you and your work 😳😃 😘thank you so much Mr. Voltaire, i hope to see you soon in Mexico 😃greetings and blood sweet kisses 💋😘
Gaaahh. #3 is what I most struggle with!! Perfectionism is a disease. There's always that constant 'comparing' of your self with those you admire, (who are already so seemingly perfect/accomplished), and you think you will never be as good as them :/ Can you maybe give advice on that? On Not comparing yourself!!
Never EVER compare yourself to your idols!!!! Instead ask yourself if you're the WORST at what you do? Is the answer, NO? Compare yourself instead to what you see in the world that you think is crap and you will realize that what you do has a value!!!
Yeah finding people is difficult especially when you're playing an obscure genre like blackened doom, may learn to play and just forgo live shows and take it on as a project with my wife.
This video works well. "Make the art," seems to be the one people always miss. Oddly, I read a book by Kenny Rogers (I can't find it now, or even a reference to it), whose advice still sticks with me. And an article by Rick Derringer that mentioned to practice pinkie exercises.
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My girlfriend introduced your music to her dentist last week! She asked what songs I would recommend, and I was at a loss... So I suggested 6 songs from at least 4 different albums! Screw anybody who says your best days are behind you!!
I'm not a musician, I'm a visual artist, but I found this advice just as valuable. Thanks for this!
YES! I originally planned to do this series on all aspects of art careers but it would have been too unruly. But indeed, the information is about the same for all types of careers in the arts.
+The Lair of Voltaire Once all your videos are out of this series, will you make it a book?
I agree with you, I myself am a visual artist to
Loved the video Voltaire. You came off as very genuine giving your advice, and even as someone who isn't a musician, I still finished the video thinking "Fuck yeah! Let's go do this thing that I'm passionate about!".
After watching you grow and evolve since the mid 90's, I am happy you are taking the time to share your experiences and life lessons with other potential artist. I used to work security for D'con in Atlanta from 95-97. Always loved your shows and the before, during and after drinks. lol. At least once a year I have a random co-worker or acquaintance half our age go "wholly crap have you heard this guy he is awesome and funny" and it warms my heart that your music is definitely surviving the test of time. I love your music and hope you are able to continue for another decade, or two, or three.
I love how this video pretty much applies to a career, or any goal that one tries to achieve in life.
Everyone has to start somewhere, and seeing you in 1984 and now, also teaches us that you never stop learning (a disheartening thought perhaps when you have just graduated). Your video also showed the growth from a starting employee to a manager of the sorts. Very cool.
I swear, your voice is made of silk; its so smooth and eloquent.
You gots t'pring us more videos man (that anecdote amused me greatly).
By god God is back
I'm already starting the church of Voltaire
God dang I'm hoping Voltaire's show will be like goth peewees playhouse
It took me until I was well into my forties to get over points one and two in this list. I think back and absolutely despair at that. But it want until I met a man, who created art in many forms, led me on a journey of discovery that I finally *finally* stopped allowing myself to be defined by others. He wrote some words that I have decaled onto the walls of my studio that bring me back to centre when I feel myself paralysed by fear. Those words? 'When darkness is drowning your soul and makes you feel alone in the cold, find me and grab a hold. This chalice, it overflows.'
I'm delighted to have been a force for positive change. Honored actually!!!!
There's a quote that I've heard attributed to about a dozen different artists, so I'm not going to try to attribute it. I've heard everyone from Chuck Jones to Stephen King and in the different ways it was worded this was the gist
"Every artist has 10,000 bad works in them, and the trick to being a good artist is to get all 10,000 bad works out as quickly as possible."
Out of all that I do, this is one of the most vital videos I've ever seen in my life. I honestly can't thank you enough. I look up to you so much, and there's so many demons that get in my way. So I gotta watch this several times and pay close attention. Thanks again, so so much. :)
I have been a fan since The Devil's Bris. I consider that my favorite album. But you always amaze me. And I will always listen and want more. Love it.
Mine also.
I've been dreaming of being a musician for as long as I can remember. It's always overwhelmed me, however, trying to figure out how to get started. Therefore, I decided that it was just one of those dreams that aren't realistic and should stay as merely dreams. I'm so excited for you to be making this series. Just this first episode has me wanting to record the various songs I've written and been too discouraged to do anything with. I look forward to future episodes!
Fantastic Advice! I’m loving this for my self as an artist-not a muscian but my adult son is and he needs to hear this! Thank you so much for this valuable information🖤💋 you are really a wonderful and insightful person , Aurelio!
I like how this advice applied to all art forms not just music.
Well this was the kick up the arse I needed, thank you sir.
I found myself here by trying to find violin music for your song Crusade. My friend and I are planning on doing a cover for it. Watching this made me want to write music again.
I love how inspiring you are for people who want to live a creative lifestyle. Would love to hear about the people you work with when writing your songs. Like the violinists in "When You're Evil".
this video was perfect.
more frequent content please?
I love the way Voltaire speaks regarding this. It's that sort of hard hitting, tough love truth that people need to hear if they're going to succeed.
So good to hear that sometimes, someone down there is sending us people like this perfect man...
This make the world a bether place!🥰
I'm not a future Rock Star but this video was very motivational as a comic book artist and doll maker...though I did buy a guitar and a KISS songbook a few years ago.
I've been playing guitar and writing songs for like... 7years....
I wasn't able to combine any of this (music and lyrics)
I watched this video and now I have created my very first song.... with guitar, bass guitar vocal and backing vocals.... it completely suck!!!!
But is my first song... and I like it the way it is jajaja.
Thank you Voltaire.
You are a great artist
Well said. Very helpful advice for anyone struggling with their craft. There will always be those mistakes that we learn from and and reshape it into something no one can create but you.
Very fun video, Voltaire!
Sharing all your collective experiences and thoughts in a way to provide aid and encouragement to other musicians is a beautiful thing. Even for someone like myself that does not have the ambitions to become a rockstar but still have other dreams in mind, a vlog like this can still provide a lot of useful information that can be translated into other artistic avenues, especially all of the first four points. Dice with a bass guitar though.... ah yeah.
This is so inspiring! I'm an art teacher and an artist, so it helps! I sent this to my brother, also, because he's a tattoo artist/animator/drummer. Everyone needs these 4 videos!
Thanks for making this, I really needed the kick in the "If you dont create it, how will you share it" arse!
This video is so inspiring. Not just for the aspiring artist. But for anyone who needs a boost to always give there all to what they love.
you are one of my absolute favorite musicians =^~^=
this video actually really helped me as an aspiring comic book artist thank you so much
Outstanding! Eagerly awaiting Episode II: The Revenge !
Thank you for starting this series!
I have been making music as a hobby for several years (I'm still terrible) and it is really inspiring to have an artist such as yourself provide this information.
Missed your show when you came to Knoxville, hope to catch you next time!
This was incredibly helpful, wow
You are my Hero, Voltaire. Meeting you at Fargo Corecon was life changing. Your advice then, and your advice here are inspirational. Thanks for being the amazing man you are.
I don't really plan on becomming an artist but that video was very, very heartwarling... You're one of my favorite person thank you so much !
I'm so glad I found this. I've been so interested in becoming a musician as a career, and I'm sure this series will help me in figuring it out.
You're the best!!!
Solid advice, even for a non-musical artist as I oftentimes claim to be. I really want to finish writing that chapter now.
I must thank you for making this video it inspired me to get back into dark poetry
Thank you for creating this video, V! I know plenty of people who will benefit from this!!
Thank you so much for this.
I just so damn inspired right now!
I've been listening to your songs for like, 4 years, and every day i realize that you are one the most briliant minds that ever existed!
Just thank you, Voltaire, you have done great so far!
Humble and sincerely wonderful. one day I hope to see you play a venue in Nashville.
this is so good! not just for music making! its like motivational speaking :)
Kenji sounds like a badass
This has actually inspired me to go and try properly to learn keyboard. I've got the words and the melody; I just need a backing track to go with them. Thanks for the tips, and I can't wait to see what you upload next! :)
this video was so helpful as a person who wants to explore careers involving the arts and possibly go to art school this really had me thinking about my priorities/future, thank you!!
Well, that's a drop dead stunning Thumbnail.. 🤘🦇🖤🦇
Rock out with only 1 bone out.
Great video, Voltaire. I've been a fan since I was a kid who learned of ya from Billy and Mandy and AdventureQuest. You're a very inspiring person, my man. Keep bein the kick ass dude we know you are.
Aww, thanks Voltaire! It's very inspiring how modest you are! I love you!~ UwU
As a complement, I'd like to paraphrase this advice from brazillian astronaut Marcos Pontes:
For whatever you want to do, always: 1 study; 2 work; 3 persevere and 4 do more than people expect you to.
Number 4 is the measure of your commitment, doing your art in your own way and style is no excuse to do it poorly, always give your best and never loose the drive for improvement.
What is this golden background music?? Love this mans style!!!
P.S.- Thank you for the reminder... I really need to crack down on myself and start getting more serious with my writing.
i swear I'm not stalking you! new subscriber, getting to know your channel.
This is an excellent video. I'm excited to see what comes next.
Thanks. Not a muscian (it's not my talent set) but this is useful and encouraging for what i do do.
Nice :D I like this more personal videos ^^ and your absolute right. If you don't work for it you will never get anywere
I think this series might help me a lot thanks Voltaire. As I'm currently learning Guitar. But also an inspiring film maker. I have a few well edited videos on my acct xx ^_^
So motivating thank you for your word, I hope things work out for all of us in our endeavors
Thanks for inspiration, Voltaire :)
I have to say, that this was one of the most informative and inspiring videos for artists I have ever seen.
I wandered onto your youtube page by chance. I was checking out the Steamposium webpage in Seattle and I saw your name. I was curious for several reasons, although one of them relates to a book by John Ringo called Under the Graveyard Sky, in which the band that plays the last concert in New York during the zombie apocalypse is lead by the singer Voltaire. I don't know if you knew about this, but if you didn't, I am pretty sure he meant you.
Anyway, it peaked my curiosity and I headed over here to listen to your music, (which I like by the way). I clicked on this link just because I had no idea what it was about, and again...curiosity led me on. The point of this is that, although it's one of the few things you don't mention, your advice and information about musical or written art, also relates to visual art.
I am an artist, I create in many mediums but currently am concentrating on polymer clay. Everything you said related so much to my life, and to others that I know, and it really touched me that it is something that is common in all art forms. The fact that you took the time to explain this, so eloquently I might add, is truly a wonderful act of human kindness.
I wish that someone like you had been around to say this to me when I was young. It took me many many years, and lots of other failures to finally come to terms with the fact that I am an artist. I would have been so much happier if I had started earlier. I find it ironic that now that my body has made it impossible for me to do most everything else I love, that I have come back to my one true passion and been forced to give this a try. I don't really believe in fate all that much, but if I did, this would be a clear sign that it was meant to be. I am lucky that now I get to do what I love, and although the reasons I got here suck, the fact that I have this makes my life a wonderful place to be.
Thank you so much for being an inspiration to people, sharing your knowledge and giving of yourself and your experiences. If even ONE person manages to avoid the mistakes we made, then you have done something beyond compare. Love your work, and love your style! I hope someday to see you in person and say thank you face to face. I saw the Seattle con too late to go, but someday maybe you will be back here and I can see you then. Till then, you have a new fan, and I will be eagerly awaiting all your wonderful music. :)
Thank you for this 😌 It was exactly what I needed to hear right about now
Thanks for this, V! This is sure to help out some prospective rockers.
For a suggestion, perhaps you could talk about the selling and marketing aspects. I know that's out of my comfort zone, so guidance on brand building and all that rot would be awesome. :)
This is great and I can't wait for more.
Thank you a lot for doing this!
I would, however, greatly appreciate some guidance in terms of fighting writer's block, fighting laziness... And... Most of all...
How to overcome that horrible moment, when you have 2/3 of a song ready, but you just can't figure out what the music(or lyrics) for that middle part, or breakdown, or verse should be. :)
Yeah, that last bit... I've seen it become a large wrench in the wheels for a lot of musicians and lyricists many, many times. Specifically, when they don't have a band to help them finish a composition, say when the band is willing to "polish" and perform a piece, but don't want to (or can't) get involved in the core creation process.
For me, an amateur musician, this is very valuable! I make music, putting it here on my channel, but I can't sing. Don't suppose I can learn to sing, or idk, so I need collaborating singers, of course! Thank you Voltaire. (now just write text... I guess I'll need help for that as well)
You are awesome and I wish more people knew of you.
Very, Very cool video. Thank you for the information.
Hey! Thanks for doing this. I think it's amazing that you're taking the time to share some of what went into making you "that guy". Very inspiring! *hugs*
Thank you so much for making this!
Your video could not have come at a better time. I've been struggling w/ my writing for some time now and it's led to a lot of brick walls.
Your words just kind of set things into perspective for me.
I love Anne Rice, but my goal is to surpass her as an author. So, I just need to keep writing and get my work out there.
PS: I think all your music is brilliant. I've been listening to you since high school. ;-)
also, that pic of you from '94- freaking amaze-balls!
Thank you so much for making this series! This can apply to any artist whether it be a writer, actor, musician, etc. Keep on spreading the great advice!
💜 😘 hello lovely! ooooh my goth!!! yes you have all the reason of the world, well not all hehe but yeees! I love so much this video that you did :) (sorry my english sucks) I'm not a musician, but would like it :) cause I sing a little and I love the art. More I love your art :) since I had 15 years old I hearing your music, you are and idol for me 💜 I love so much your work, and aaaah that you said in the end of the video: "I believe in you" aaaaaah 😊❤ really is so inspired and a big motivation to me. yes hahaha I know, wrote here a letter haha but I just wanted to say you all that I feel for you and your work 😳😃 😘thank you so much Mr. Voltaire, i hope to see you soon in Mexico 😃greetings and blood sweet kisses 💋😘
This is actually great life advice that is applicable to many types of careers. Very awesome. Thanks for posting!
love the vid 💜
Thank you so much for sharing this
Thank you.. very helpful!
Thank you so much for this video!
Your voice gives me life
Thank you for this video.
I went to high school with a T'Pring lmfao
I still listen to Duran Duran and the fabulous Adam and the Ants
when he said his first show was in 1995 my brain broke a little I was... 3
"LETS CALL IT LICK" "IT'S LIKE KISS BUT THE NEXT STEP" I could not stop laughing.
Gaaahh. #3 is what I most struggle with!! Perfectionism is a disease. There's always that constant 'comparing' of your self with those you admire, (who are already so seemingly perfect/accomplished), and you think you will never be as good as them :/
Can you maybe give advice on that? On Not comparing yourself!!
Never EVER compare yourself to your idols!!!! Instead ask yourself if you're the WORST at what you do? Is the answer, NO? Compare yourself instead to what you see in the world that you think is crap and you will realize that what you do has a value!!!
you're rich in talent, thats all. saludos desde México
Even though I'm not a musician, a lot of this advice is really great for me as a voice actor!
your awesome 👌
Voltaire you are my hero.
Thank you for sharing this it helped so much thank you!
I love this video so much
Yeah finding people is difficult especially when you're playing an obscure genre like blackened doom, may learn to play and just forgo live shows and take it on as a project with my wife.
thank you
This is great!
This is quite good.
ty Voltaire
Don't ever grow up & never stop playing
this video goes to all arts. Very insperational
The hardest part of the process is getting started and keeping going.
Four Chords that Made a Million!
This video works well. "Make the art," seems to be the one people always miss. Oddly, I read a book by Kenny Rogers (I can't find it now, or even a reference to it), whose advice still sticks with me. And an article by Rick Derringer that mentioned to practice pinkie exercises.
good shit, I definitely need to hear more of this :D
You're in luck... next installment airs in just a few hours!!! Noon EST on Wed.
FUCKYES! IM OFF TO SEE IT :]