Thread: curiouser and curiouser. (Attn Cocteau)

The receptionist smacks her gum and gives him a once over, tapping her headset, "There's a Mr. logan here to see you..."

A moment later, she tillts her head to the right, "Down the hall..."

When you near the main studio doors, you can hear the thump of the bass drum and the amplified screech of guitar strings...It's almost like home.

Logan walks up to the sound stage and sets his hardshell on the floor.

*Ahem*

"Where do you want me?"

Cocteau smiles as the band stops their song mid way. Boys, this is Logan, he'll be joining the band until i say otherwise...or he figures out he's too good for us."

The guys in the band all take a moment and come over to shake hands with the new member. The bassist, first, comes over, dragging his cord across the stage. "Hey man, good to meet you. I'm Mark."

Next the drummer steps out of his kit and hops over an amp, "Whats up bro?! Cant wait to rock out with you! This is gonna be the TITS!" His firey mane of red hair flails about as he moves. His affection is odd at best, but his energy seems almost contageous. Cocteau shakes his head and points back at logan..."Scotty...Logan...Logan... Scotty."

The lead guitarist throws up a nod and says "Whats up man, nice to meet you, Trace."

Cocteau walks over and sets his guitar down, grabbing a binder with the name "Logan" on it. "Alright, this is your bible for the next 2 months. Learn it...live it...breathe it. I have every faith in you, you'll fit right in..."

The drum sticks clack together as Scotty screams out "One, two, three, four..."

The opening track surges through the studio with an energy Logan can feel within his very core...

YouTube - Jay Gordon-Slept so long(Queen of the Damned soundtrack)

Logan hooks up his guitar, and plays with the amp settings for a moment, just before the song begins. He picks up the groove very quickly, actually mimicking the almost gypsy scale at the beginning, and then falling in step with the rhythm.

As the chorus begins, Logan does a slow drag of his pick down from above the 12th fret to the base chord of the chorus, fading into the drag using his volume pot.

He puts small embellishments like that into several places, but mostly allows the Lead guitarist to have the big complicated parts. However, it's obvious that Logan's additions only seem to enhance the mood of the song (Expression x3).