I agree, the little mistakes you shrug off like nothing happened, assuming no one will notice. It's the big ones that compel you and your bandmates to connect for a moment and laugh it off.
Joined: 16 Jul 2003 Posts: 762 Location: Southern California
Posted: Fri Jan 06, 2006 12:27 pm Post subject: Re: the mistake on the dvd
gill wrote:
SO WHAT HE MADE A MISTAKE......there is not player on the face of the planet that hasn;t screwed up. thats a lot of music to play and we all have those momments it just doesn't work. but the recovery is so good that it not even important he miss a note or phrase. i've seen the best players out there and it happens. laugh it off and keep going. the players in the audiemce always smile with them and have a great time with the music. music is fun not a competition or some sort of test. merry xmas gill
I don't think lefty's point was to highlight a mistake for the sake of highlighting a mistake. It was more to point out how well he handled it by just brushing it off.
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