malignantvermin Wrote: I do death metal vocals in my car too. I'm usually growling to hate eternal or something, and either doing blast beats on my steering wheel, or giving other drivers the evil claw hand of doom.

Lol so do I! I even perform the double drums while the traffic light is red, the car shakes like hell!

I play Ukulele and warm up by playing the Power Rangers Theme song of the first series and then whatever "floats my boat" afterwards.

malignantvermin Wrote: I do death metal vocals in my car too. I'm usually growling to hate eternal or something, and either doing blast beats on my steering wheel, or giving other drivers the evil claw hand of doom.

Heh, glad I'm not the only one who considers the steering wheel part of an imaginary drum kit. The car is the best place for death vocals, especially if you have a decent system. When you can hear yourself clearly over music that's loud enough to make your head feel funny, you know you're going alright.

Anyways, I'll definately check out those MP3's dude, I'll note you when I get around to it.

I play Bass,

Generally I will warm up by doing some octave stuff, some scales, and then I like to get a nice little grove going, some triplets, helps me get relaxed.

Sometimes I;ll play some, Chilli Peppers, 311, Tool, and Alice In Chains stuff.

Intro to Crazy Train-Ozzy Osbourne(really gets your fingers movin
My own crazy solo-Max Blaze(REALLY makes me go off)

Well I'm a drummer.....and I usually warm up with two songs.

1. Numb - Linkin Park
2. The Chain - Fleetwood Mac