a tragic flaw rocks!
so tonight i was super bored and decided to whip out random cd's. i came across "a tragic flaw's" demo if u want to call it. so i popped it in. i immediately just started smiling. it was so refreshing to hear it believe it or not. even though we were horrible im VERY proud of it. we were four, very young, musicians. half of us didnt know what we were doing half the time. i know i personally didnt know a damn thing about transitions and i think it was one of chris's first time playing bass. jackie was absolutely horrible at vocals. foltz sounded def leppard. but i loved every second of the 5 track demo. i cant believe how far i've come both musically and mentally a year ago. im so proud of us four. chris, jackie, foltz, and me. even though we were god awful we LOVED what we were doing. we did not want to be just a garage band. we wated to be rock stars playing at emerson theater. and im just blown away by how far we got as A Tragic Flaw. we played several shows and became very popular with the freshmen at the time. hahahaha! life back then was so much simpler. i loved it. we all hung out and goofed off; then practiced several hours in foltz 95 degree garage non stop! i remember our first show at the house caffe. alot more of our friends showed up than i expected. even though im sure they didnt want to hurt our feelings i loved to see them smiling up at us while playing. haha i remember when jackie and jenny had a water fight that night. me with my extra long shaggy hair. idk exactly what im trying to get across other than A Tragic Flaw has taught me so much about my life than anyone could imagine. i know it sounds gay but im sure the other three guys agree. i love you guys!