Guess the personality types

[dantisaxdreamer]

Guess the personality type of these two sexy peeps by visual identification


Dante







Haak:

[vague]

ENFp first fella

ISTp, second.

and wrong forum, bucko. this belongs in "what's my type".

[Joy]

Definately EP for the first one... my first thought was ENTp, but I dunno.

[ILENTp]

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[Kristiina]

I'd say ENTp for both, but I'm biased.

I just got Ne-vibe from both and I got alpha vibe from the second. My opinion isn't trustworthy here because both people remind me of someone that I haven't been able to type. The first one reminds me of someone who is probably ENxp, but I barely know the person who's similar to the second guy. I just know he sometimes hangs out with a few alphas (2 ISFps and one ENTp).

[Rocky]

i think more rock bands should incorperate saxaphone players

[Blaze]

the second guy looks sweeet heh

[Steve]

i think more rock bands should incorperate saxaphone players

I agree. It provides a different kind of sound texture than guitars and adds a varied element to the music. And saxophone players who play metal mouthpieces can produce a bright, loud, edgy sound that would be perfect for rock music.

[Steve]

As a side note I think the guy is playing the same horn I play, Selmer Series III. If he's not playing a Series 3, it's definitely a Selmer nonetheless.

[dantisaxdreamer]

Thanks guys for postin. I didn't know there would be such a nice turnout. I'll let you guys know the types after some more guesses.

Vague, thanks for fixin my lack of knowledge of this site.

Rocky, adding the sax in rock music is pretty hip. For the most part jazz is the language I love to speak. Believe it or not, I recieve a lot of proposals to play with rockers. Adding instrumentals into hip-hop adds a lot as well.

Blaze8, the second guy is a free man. I'll give you some contact info if you'd like.

Steve, It's a Selmer series II actually. I play on a 3.5 java and a 9 meyer hard rubber mouthpiece. I get a huge sound. It works in pretty much every genre except classical music (which I use a C* selmer soloist). I've played on dozens of mouthpieces. I own over ten. I'm very attracted to the sounds cannonball (hard rubber NY meyer) and Kenny Garrett (hard rubber E selmer soloist) produce. Even on the tenor, bari, and soprano I like the hard rubber mouth pieces, but that could change in the future. I also play the piano, flute and bass. What set up do you use?

[Rocky]

i think more rock bands should incorperate saxaphone players

I agree. It provides a different kind of sound texture than guitars and adds a varied element to the music. And saxophone players who play metal mouthpieces can produce a bright, loud, edgy sound that would be perfect for rock music.

Try listening to the song Day of the Baphomets by The Mars Volta. It not only makes good use of the tenor saxophone, but there is (IMO) a quite excellent solo about halfway in the middle of the song. I could orgasim over hearing that solo, heh.

EDIT//// I just checked, the solo starts about 4:45 seconds into the song (its an 11:55 second song).

[Rocky]

Rocky, adding the sax in rock music is pretty hip. For the most part jazz is the language I love to speak. Believe it or not, I recieve a lot of proposals to play with rockers. Adding instrumentals into hip-hop adds a lot as well.

Is that first guy you? (sorry I don't have a VI guess... I don't VI people anymore unless they look like someone I've met in the past).

[dantisaxdreamer]

Rocky, adding the sax in rock music is pretty hip. For the most part jazz is the language I love to speak. Believe it or not, I recieve a lot of proposals to play with rockers. Adding instrumentals into hip-hop adds a lot as well.

Is that first guy you? (sorry I don't have a VI guess... I don't VI people anymore unless they look like someone I've met in the past).

Yea it's me. Revealing that will probably make it easier for people to type me haha. Yea, no worries about the VI man, I'm posting this out of curiousity of how others might view me.

Peace

[Gilly]

1. Definitely ENxp, probably F
2. Probably ENTp

[Steve]

i think more rock bands should incorperate saxaphone players

I agree. It provides a different kind of sound texture than guitars and adds a varied element to the music. And saxophone players who play metal mouthpieces can produce a bright, loud, edgy sound that would be perfect for rock music.

Try listening to the song Day of the Baphomets by The Mars Volta. It not only makes good use of the tenor saxophone, but there is (IMO) a quite excellent solo about halfway in the middle of the song. I could orgasim over hearing that solo, heh.

EDIT//// I just checked, the solo starts about 4:45 seconds into the song (its an 11:55 second song).

K cool thanks I'll check it out when I get a moment. I always liked Lenny Pickett's sound from SNL. Also if you like really bright, edgy sax stuff check out David Sanborn's stuff. He kinda bridges Jazz and Rock. He actually did the background sax for the Lethal Weapon movies.

[Blaze]

Blaze8, the second guy is a free man. I'll give you some contact info if you'd like.

thanks, i guess i was just being a brat, i'm quite a bit older than this guy. but he is quite cute. happy thanksgiving!!

[dantisaxdreamer]

Jason Danti - infp

Daniel Haak - estp

[ScarlettLux]

Jason Danti - infp

Daniel Haak - estp

Aww, that's freakin' adorable. Duality at it's finest haha... I feel happy with all the Betaness. You both are very cute =]

[Exodus]

I was thinking INFp and ISTp (before I saw your last post). Maybe I don't suck at VI after all...

[dantisaxdreamer]

Jason Danti - infp

Daniel Haak - estp

Aww, that's freakin' adorable. Duality at it's finest haha... I feel happy with all the Betaness. You both are very cute =]

Haha thanks ScarlettLux. My friend will love to see what you wrote. It is a strange relationship, but very unique.