*******THE LONE WOLF CLUB**********

[Splods]

I was doing band stuff for a while, but that stopped. I'm now currently working on my technique.

Can you add me?

[mjac28]

Yes sir

[mjac28]

Originally Posted by mjac28

The Lone Wolf Club

Stay as long as you can and come back as often as you like.


1# Danharris
2# Atomicdog
3# Casting Thunder
4# Righteous Thunderer
5# Mjac28
6# Ffutterman
7# Mike M
8# Kwesi
9# Epitaph04
10# Wcnewby
11# AaronMB
13# Steelbed45
14# Bisounourse
15# El Beardo
16# Bamofo88
17# Jaxstarke
18# Icecycle66
19# GBassNorth
20# Ric5
21# Corndog
22# Thick McRunfast
23# Skychief
24# Cheapbasslovin
25# Guitardefector
26# Hgiles
27# StevieMac
28# Deeptubes
29# Darren Low
30# Clef_de_fa
31# Plays_For_Dog
32# Strat Hater
33# Bmb73
34# Lost in bass
35# MusicEd
36# Silver Blues
37# Bushwhacker
38# Nashman
39# Crikker
40# BastardCthulhu
41# Indiana Mike
42# Mc_muench
43# Tlr1293
44# RAMUSIC
45# Splods

The Lone Wolf Club- For everyone who plays for personal satisfaction and walks to their own beat.

Thanks to everyone for joining the list is updated.

This little club isn't so little anymore.

[mc_muench]

Anyone ever rest their chin on their bass when playing it unplugged? It sounds/feels nice.

[dreads311]

Originally Posted by mc_muench

Anyone ever rest their chin on their bass when playing it unplugged? It sounds/feels nice.

+1. The body's natural amplifier.

[ewe2]

I should really join this club too, 1 gig in 20 years doesnt make me a group artist. Ive been writing and playing my own stuff to myself for 10+ years anyway.

[Bisounourse]

Originally Posted by mc_muench

So how does everyone spend the alone time?

Writing songs that no one will ever hear
Learning covers
noodling around
TB is practice
Scales and theory

mostly 2,3 and 5, occasionaly 1 (but there is a big overlap with 3 I must admit).

[jet_king]

Could i join? My profile says ive been in bands but in all honesty majority of my time is spent in my basment space just playing by myself and along to other songs. Solo/group percentage ratio is like 90/10

[jet_king]

Originally Posted by mc_muench

Anyone ever rest their chin on their bass when playing it unplugged? It sounds/feels nice.

Oh yes..oh yes indeed

[mjac28]

The Lone Wolf Club


Stay as long as you can and come back as often as you like.







1# Danharris
2# Atomicdog
3# Casting Thunder
4# Righteous Thunderer
5# Mjac28
6# Ffutterman
7# Mike M
8# Kwesi
9# Epitaph04
10# Wcnewby
11# AaronMB
13# Steelbed45
14# Bisounourse
15# El Beardo
16# Bamofo88
17# Jaxstarke
18# Icecycle66
19# GBassNorth
20# Ric5
21# Corndog
22# Thick McRunfast
23# Skychief
24# Cheapbasslovin
25# Guitardefector
26# Hgiles
27# StevieMac
28# Deeptubes
29# Darren Low
30# Clef_de_fa
31# Plays_For_Dog
32# Strat Hater
33# Bmb73
34# Lost in bass
35# MusicEd
36# Silver Blues
37# Bushwhacker
38# Nashman
39# Crikker
40# BastardCthulhu
41# Indiana Mike
42# Mc_muench
43# Tlr1293
44# RAMUSIC
45# Splods
46# Jet_king
47# Ewe2
48# Bisounourse
49# Dreads311
50# Champbassist






The Lone Wolf Club- For everyone who plays for personal satisfaction and walks to their own beat.



Thanks to everyone for joining the list is updated.

[Strat Hater]

A question for Lone Wolf Club members only.

Though you are like me and just bedroom bassist and occasional jam. How many basses do you own.

I currently have 7 and 1 six string

1. Fender P
2. Squier 77 Jazz
3. Ibanez SR 300
4. Raven West 4 string
5. Raven West 8 string
6. Epi Toby
7. Honer P fretless
8 Squier Bullet Strat

Overkill, but I love em and want more

[Darren Low]

Originally Posted by mc_muench

Anyone ever rest their chin on their bass when playing it unplugged? It sounds/feels nice.

Haha I thought I was the only one.

[mjac28]

I have fifteen currently sold two other ones this year with the addition of my Line 6 Variax 700 I don't think I will be buying anymore its like having twenty-four extra basses this thing is incredible.

[Plays_For_Dog]

This past Saturday I tried out for and got the spot for a local cover band.

Oops. :/

Don't worry, I'll be back in the wolf pack next year sometime.

[Thick McRunfast]

Just one bass - Precision

I did the GAS thing with guitars and it finally got so overwhelming that I just sold my amps and most of my guitars. I gave away my last electric, my pride and joy Telecaster a few months ago and am down to three acoustics, two of which are being gifted away before the end of the year

[mjac28]

Originally Posted by Plays_For_Dog

This past Saturday I tried out for and got the spot for a local cover band.

Oops. :/

Don't worry, I'll be back in the wolf pack next year sometime.

Congrats and you will always be a part of the pack sir

[mjac28]

Originally Posted by Thick McRunfast

Just one bass - Precision

I did the GAS thing with guitars and it finally got so overwhelming that I just sold my amps and most of my guitars. I gave away my last electric, my pride and joy Telecaster a few months ago and am down to three acoustics, two of which are being gifted away before the end of the year

I hear you I'm looking around now at gear I'm not using and it's gotten pretty ridiculous.

[Mike M.]

Originally Posted by Strat Hater

A question for Lone Wolf Club members only.

Though you are like me and just bedroom bassist and occasional jam. How many basses do you own.

I currently have 7 and 1 six string

1. Fender P
2. Squier 77 Jazz
3. Ibanez SR 300
4. Raven West 4 string
5. Raven West 8 string
6. Epi Toby
7. Honer P fretless
8 Squier Bullet Strat

Overkill, but I love em and want more

Well......two weeks ago I added another one to my collection. Kept telling myself "don't" but you know how that goes. Bought a Fender American Standard 4 string Jazz bass. (Sorry...no camera, so no pics). Black body, white picguard and a maple fretboard. I'd been stalking this bass for about a good month and a half. Walked into my local music store, tried out a few basses including "mine" and could NOT believe how well it played. I mean, for me it was everything I'd ever wanted in a 4 string for playability. I thought "someone is going to end up with a really nice bass." Went back about two weeks later, tried it out again and told myself "you don't need another bass." Put it back and went home.

Two weeks ago I went back in and really put it to the test. I think I played and compared it to a few others for close to two hours. I thought about it and decided not to let it out of my sight so I bought it. The playability of this bass is just too good to be true. Again, it's everything I've ever wanted from a 4 string but couldn't find. It's rock solid, light weight and sounds great.

So now I'm LOVING my two Fender Jazz basses: got an American Standard 5 string (a wonderful player!) that I bought in 2011 and my newest prize.

[mjac28]

Congrats on your new bass that bass was yours from the beginning and you knew it.

[danharris]

When I wrote the initial thread just over a week ago, I felt lonley and frustrated. Now there is 50 of us. Jobs and kids and dogs.. whatever. We are enjoying music for what it is. We are not playing for pussy and beer. We are not playing for photo shoots and record deals. For whatever reason your picking up your instrument, It's probably one of the right ones.

Big thanks mjac28 for starting and maintaining the list. Take a bow... and the logo is fab.

I really want to tell everyone how much fun i have with my looper. Its not even a dedicated one, just a little zoom B3. 40 second loop (infinate overdubs) and 30 or 40 drum patterns. I havent had so much fun, or been so musically satisfied in years. I can't belive i wasted all that time without one.