GraceHill & GuitarHead
GraceHill GraceHill
GuitarHead GuitarHead
GraceHill GraceHill
Hey there, I heard you’ve been shredding on stage—sounds amazing! I’ve been wondering, have you ever noticed how music can calm animals? I’d love to swap stories about the sounds that soothe our furry friends.
GuitarHead GuitarHead
Yeah, I’ve seen that magic in the pit. One night, a big stage dog on the back line was all tense, ears pinned back, tail whipping. I slipped the amp in low, started a slow blues lick, and guess what? The fur fell. That’s the power of a good riff—no matter how wild the beast, a steady groove can tame the wildest nerves. Got any animal stories? Let’s trade some riffs and roars!
GraceHill GraceHill
That’s such a cool story! I once had a shy terrier at the clinic who wouldn’t leave his box. I played a soft acoustic tune on the radio, and after a few minutes he started wagging, then curled up right beside me. Music really does have that calming touch, doesn’t it? What kind of riffs do you usually play on tour?
GuitarHead GuitarHead
Sounds like a little rock‑in‑tune with the dog! That’s why I always keep a playlist of slow blues and classic rock on standby when we’re in the hotel. On tour I’m all about that heavy, gritty main hook that grabs the crowd, but I’ll drop a sweet, sliding blues lick on the intro so everyone feels that rush before the guitars scream. If you ever want to mix a mellow riff with some puppy‑smoothing vibes, just let me know—I’ll bring the guitar and you’ll bring the fur.
GraceHill GraceHill
That sounds like a wonderful idea—your grooves must be a real mood‑setter on tour. I’ll have a few of my calm‑paws patients ready to test out your bluesy intro. Maybe we’ll see a little tail wag at the end of your riff!
GuitarHead GuitarHead
That’s the plan! I’ll crank up the blues riff, keep it tight but soulful, and watch those tails start wagging. If one of those calm‑paws patients ends up rocking out with us, that’ll be the ultimate crowd‑pleaser. Let’s make the stage a playground for both humans and dogs!
GraceHill GraceHill
That sounds like a perfect mix—music and paws together on the same stage. I’m excited to see the tails wag in sync with your riffs. Let’s make it a safe, happy space for everyone.