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Music means something different to everyone, and everyone has a story, or a reason that they embraced it as a part of their life. I am just looking to hear other peoples stories. Music has been a part of my life since I was a small child. My sister has played the clarinet as long as i can...

One of my dear friends was introducing me to a friend of his. He proceded to ask if I played bass. I said yes. He then asked me if I had ever considered getting people to pay me 50 bucks to sit outside the door of their bedroom and slap bass while they..... *ahem*.... you get the picture. So...

Has anyone ever attempted it? I'm thinking of trying it, but I'm not quite 100% on it yet. Do you think it would work or fail miserably?

This question arose today as I was sitting in my recliner ponderring the important questions. Needless to say this took immediate priority over any other subject. So, if anybody could answer this question, I would very much appreciate it, so that I could get on with my life.

I know there's more than just me, show your pride halo nerds!

Is anybody looking to sell a bari sax?

Always bring duct tape to a gig

I was at rehearsal, and I was reading a peice of musice someone just pitched. I turned to discuss it, and my bass head nails my rythm gutarist in the face and knocked him out. Ever do something like this?

Ok..... my very first guitarist was a straight up douche for lack of better term. He knew 3 chords and every song he wrote was basicly 5 well known songs. The first thing he pitched started "on a long and lonesome highway...." needless to say, he lasted one rehearsal.

in your opinion who is the most underrated and over rated bassist? My opinion is that victor damiani is the most underrated, (the man can groove like nobodys business) and I can't think of the most overrated, ill get back to you when I figure it out.

I've played rounds my entire career as a bassist, and I'm sot really happy with the way I set in the mix. I have to crank up because my instruments sound gets lost, and my amp is like 20 years old, so id like to avoid this. So two questions, A)what are decent, inexpensive flats to try, and B)...

Ok... my band has absolutely no form of amplification for our singer. We can't afford a very nice pa system. Please tell me about any jerry rigged equipment that would work for a practice space until we get the money for a pa.

Does anyone have any experience with these?

My drummer has a 69 gretsch set. He is a fantastic drummer, but it seems just a bit exessive to have a set worth over a grand and a half.

I have an old squire affinity p that I want to use as a backup/places I don't want to take anything I don't want hurt bass, any recomendations so it can sound closer to an amstd?

if you could be in a band with any musicians from any point in history, who would they be? Id probably like patrick carney on drums, jimmy page on guitar, and jeff buckley on vocals. (Myself on bass of course). It would be weird I know......

Mine is my crate bx-80. I've played much worse that costed much more.

Ok, my first band was quite possibly the worst band experience of my life. We practiced three times. It ended. Our guitarist was an outstanding musician and is in my current band. I am a decent bassist. Not spectacular. Now our drummer was the reason we broke up. He played entirely to loud, had...