Title says it all. Whether you're a performing musician, in a garage band or someone who plays as a hobby, we all have a song, or a number of songs, we like to jam to. What does your typical set list look like?
I don't play with anyone now. I just crank up the amp in my basement and play songs that I've played with others, and songs I still like.
Right now I'm playing:
Led Zeppelin's Ramble On John Rzeznik's I'm Still Here Toad the Wet Sprocket's Walk on the Water Amos Lee's In the Arms of a Woman The Police's Message in a Bottle The Eagles' Love Will Keep Us Alive Kings of Leon's Use Somebody Mumford and Son's I Will Wait Luke Bryan's Drunk on You John Denver's Take Me Home Country Roads
Pretty eclectic list, but those are the songs I conitue to play for some reason.
Well it depends lon on what i feel like playing but i always have a RHCP set list as well as some greenday, blink182, coldplay, gorillaz, arctic monkeys, maroon 5, jimmy eat world, vampire weekend, the strokes, bloc party. Im more of an alternative, alternative & punk, indie, indie rock sort of player but i can play any genre when the time is given
Twisted Sister - Bad Boys Of Rock N Roll Motley Crue - White Trash Circus Def Leppard - Pour Some Sugar On Me Hardline - I'll Be There Hardline - Life's A Bitch Evanscence - Lithium Evansecnce - My Immortal Goo Goo Dolls - Let Love In Goo Goo Dolls - Long Way Down Motley Crue - Sticky Sweet Whie Lion - Sweet Little Lovin' Godsmack - Awake
Under The Bridge Give It Away Califorincation Otherside By The Way Venice Queen Universally Speaking Fortune Faded Wet Sand Descretion Smile Charlie Dani Calforina The Adventures Of Raindance Maggie The Zypher Song (My Favourite)
Twiggy here's mine and some of them i play in drums bust mostly bass, maybe sometime we can jam to these you play bass i'll get the drums
Can't Stop Snow (Hey) Oh Under The Bridge Give It Away Califorinication Otherside By The Way Dani Calforina The Adventures Of Raindance Maggie The Zypher Song Scar Tissue Tell Me Baby
I ask, because I don't really have a written-in-stone set list myself. I basically plug in my bass, open my PC's music folder and just bounce around from one song to the next, whatever I feel like playing, and I'm sure to play at least an hour to two hours a day to keep myself in practice. On the weekends, though, I'll jam for 3, sometimes four hours a pop, just whatever pops into my head to play.
