moving sucks!

[guitar junkie]

well things are taking shape for me to leave the countryside where i can make as much noise as i want and never hear the people next door yell about and move to the city > where i get to hear everything that some rapper is putting on with autotune and compression on it so its loud as all hell and sucks like my shopvack... any way i hate moving a studio and it looks like i will have to pack up my gear and take it with me and hope for the best i will at least have a nice tracking room now that has enough room in it to move but i HATE MOVING ALL THIS STUFF, its not even all studio stuff some of its just the junk i have from all the years of other things i did before i did music.... i also have to move apart from my band :'( i am gonna miss the girls and even the dorky guy that we had play drums..... but hey i know that i will have new gigs and better money in the new town.

[brandondrury]

I'm not sure how much cash you have or how much heavy stuff you have, but I always recommend that people pay $90 for professional movies.

For my real internet job our office had 5 mega heavy desks. It took 5 guys in their early 20s about 6 hours to move them into this house we used for a while. When we moved again we hired these pro dudes. It took 15 minutes. Unreal!

Anytime I move, I'm paying the big boys. They can haul ass!

Brandon

[lumpy]

I've found that the best help when moving is consuming massive amounts of fermented barley and hops.
Lump

[TAlderson]

Yeah, I used to live in a city, but now I live in the country. The city is soooooo damn noisy, I never want to live there again. But then again, if you can make more money, it's all good. Brings you that much closer to getting signed and all.

-Tyler

[guitar junkie]

oh well at least i don't have a lot of heavy stuff just a few big things is all, i think i need to get rid of my upright bass!

but i will have a better chance of gigging out where i am goin and it looks like radio play for me also...