DrumEatDrum
Platinum Member
Eh, dumb corporate rules strikes again.
At least it was nothing about your playing, it's just the politics of the business.
There is a podcast interview with Jason Sutter and he talks about in many situations, one day he's on tour, and then when the contract is up, it's up, and sometimes the band just continues on without him. It has nothing to do with playing, or anything, it just is what it is, and all he can do it say thank you and move on.
Which is perhaps why maybe it's a good thing I never got to turn pro, because some of the stories I hear would drive me crazy if I had to deal with them.
Then again, being a regular joe, I get my fair share with lay offs, jobs relocating without me, companies being sold off with no notice, etc. It's why I now work for myself.
At least it was nothing about your playing, it's just the politics of the business.
There is a podcast interview with Jason Sutter and he talks about in many situations, one day he's on tour, and then when the contract is up, it's up, and sometimes the band just continues on without him. It has nothing to do with playing, or anything, it just is what it is, and all he can do it say thank you and move on.
Which is perhaps why maybe it's a good thing I never got to turn pro, because some of the stories I hear would drive me crazy if I had to deal with them.
Then again, being a regular joe, I get my fair share with lay offs, jobs relocating without me, companies being sold off with no notice, etc. It's why I now work for myself.