I quit a heavy rock project because of a difference in musical direction about 4 months ago. They also were not very productive and a little lazy, not taking it seriously. Plus, I had a desire to go a different musical direction at the time and try some different jazz stuff with my free time. I just wasn't feeling like 'rocking' and wanted to tone it down.
NOW four months later, they seem totally on the ball, a lot more pro about things and are doing some stuff I heard recently that I really like, really well written. I found out they are still without a drummer, have been using subs for recording.
I'm glad I left when i did because it allowed me to work with some really talented jazz dudes for a few months while that project lasted. I learned a lot and had a blast with it. But now i'm ready to rock again LOL -- just don't know how to ask for my old job back.
NOW four months later, they seem totally on the ball, a lot more pro about things and are doing some stuff I heard recently that I really like, really well written. I found out they are still without a drummer, have been using subs for recording.
I'm glad I left when i did because it allowed me to work with some really talented jazz dudes for a few months while that project lasted. I learned a lot and had a blast with it. But now i'm ready to rock again LOL -- just don't know how to ask for my old job back.
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