Watching: Finntroll - Trollhammaren
Another change in the Ensis line-up. Our lady Liz is no longer with us. Still don't know her reasons. I don't think she has the interest to communicate with us again. Or interest with band.
I am very glad that my old buddy Azam was there for the band. We were friends since sec 1. He's our new keyboardist for the upcoming performance.
The jamming went pretty well. We didn't waste any time at all. I think this was one of the best sessions I've been to. We all did our parts with discipline and seriousness. No other songs which are out of our main playlist (sweet child o' mine?). Now that's the band I wanna be in.
Azam did learn very fast and followed close instructions. He made my day.
Yazid still had problems with his palm muting, I guess. Luckily, Azam was there to help us with the guitar set-ups and maintenance. Hasyim voice is as power-pounding as usual.
Idris, maybe a bit blur. He had some visitors at home, so he joined us late. But a job well done, he showed the thunder with using a single-pedal. Woohoo!
I was also surprised to know that Raudhah was at rythym masala too. She's a band manager I guess. A metal band. I thought she was a vocalist like Angela Gossow of Arch Enemy (I'll bow to her!).
Recalling bittersweet memories, Raudhah kind-of rejected me when I asked her out for a date. Her rejection got me so low. Damn low. I feel like a creep. I feel like crap.
But now I'm finding myself after that heartbreak. Heavy metal is my one true friend; my drug; my motivation.
Forget emo. Heavy metal teaches me to endure and fight the struggles in life. Live with power. Live with adventure. Live with passion. Live to the fullest!
Seriously, I hated Raudhah (A lot. wish I had revenge). But I realise that I should move along and forget the past. Being with my band makes me happy. I smiled as a saw her outside my jamming room.
My music and true friends are better than girl-relationship in life.
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