Recent content by winndaddy

Sounds like I might enjoy It. I sold most of my basses, so I'm excited to get my first Warwick (even If its a Rockbass). Thanks...

Just ordered a passive one for $499. What's y'alls take on this bass for those of you that's played one? I've always wanted to try one out, but never had the chance given nobody sells Warwicks around my area. I was also always a little hesitant to get one since there has been mixed reviews.

Sorry, but I couldn't read anything past the part where you wrote speed metal.:help:

When our singer picks up his guitar I literally stop playing. Sure it hurts his feelings, but at this point I don't care. Other band members feel the same. Worse part, he will try and show our guitarists how to play a song. His versions are 99.9999% of the time ( usually learned from a 15year...

I noticed it right after posting it. But yeah, try not to do either!

Just remember not to wipe your A** with poison ivy while living off the grid.

Dammit, and I was just getting to know you...Lol

Rather Nickels, But I rather Sunbeams over any other string out there. Low Riders are just too stiff.

I don't think she's very good at all!! Just my opinion...

I put my foot down and quit my latest band. 3 months later they were at my house. :smug:

Did I mention somewhere that the drummer was the problem? I'm talking about our lead guitarist. Our other guitarist is not as good but given time I'm curtain he could feel the void. Problem with that is the singer will want to pick up a guitar like he does when the drunk guitar player is a no...

Yes, one of our guitarist is a heavy drinker. He's a great musician but his lifestyle hampers him and everyone around him. He could be so much more. We talked it over today. I'm pretty sure he's getting the boot after Saturday nights gig (too many reasons to mention). Doesn't matter how good you...

Almost every time we have rehearsal things sound like crap. Missed chords, flubbed up timing, you name it. Every time a gig rolls around though, everyone seems to get their act together. Then the next rehearsal is back to beginnerville. Anyone experience this phenomenon?:hmm:

What can I say? Mediocre at best..

Good advice!! I might use it as a way out of my band pretty soon.