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I'm also stuck a bit. I've been doing random paragraphs for a good starting story. It's mainly just descriptive so there's no plot or anything involved as such. Here's what i have: Her surreptitious smile was only enhanced by her timorous gaze, as the sea whipped at her flowing, golden locks...

Wow. That didn't really offer help, but thanks anyways. =D I recently made the plan of i'm going to get a tattoo of the Jimmy Page Zoso symbol over my right pectoral. Would look sweet.

You'd talk about their blues influences yeah? Eg. Black Dog opening riff; A minor Blues Scale. etc etc.

Killing In The Name - Rage Against the Machine. (have to change the "fuck's" repeated throughout it) Money - Pink Floyd. (i'm using my wah pedal in the solo and verse to give it my own feel. Probably using a flanger too.) Both on guitar.

I had the '07 exam paper. We had to listen to "The Owls Go" by Architecture in Helsinki" I now like them. Hahah. We get our marks back on monday.

^^^ Exactly. I'm doing 2 Viva voce's as well. Led Zeppelin's musical influences Tom Morello's guitar effects. 2 topics that i KNOW i can talk about, because i can do it normally off the top of my head. Definetly pick topics that you like.

Viva for a music for a small ensemble is quite easy, once you have a topic. The whole thing can seem broad and vague, yet i found it quite easy to find a topic. I'm doing "Led Zeppelin and their musical influences, and their guitar innovations of their time period" Pick a band that has up to...

Yes, you can use a backing track. But say if you are having trouble playing a certain part at full speed, you might organise with your accompaniment to slow the tempo a little, to suit your technical abilities, as well as allowing you to play fluently. However with a backing track it's just set...