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Bass Meme War! Go!!

I have an amp footswitch that currently isn’t connected to anything, so I can just step on it randomly during the set just to look like I’m doing something.
The control room in the first studio I ever set foot in had a panel in the rack with a 1/4" jack and a knob. The knob was labeled "suck." The jack was a DI, if memory serves. The knob didn't do anything. He would mess with people by plugging their instruments into the jack and turning up the "suck."
 
The control room in the first studio I ever set foot in had a panel in the rack with a 1/4" jack and a knob. The knob was labeled "suck." The jack was a DI, if memory serves. The knob didn't do anything. He would mess with people by plugging their instruments into the jack and turning up the "suck."
An oldy but goody…

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In case anyone wanted to enjoy it in all its mediocrity, here it is!

Might be interseting to ask our sound guy to play it before the "drunk set" (between the third and fourth) at tonight's gig. The drunks who stuck it out to hear our last set might actually appreciate it. :laugh:

The Wikipedia page says Vernon Reid played guitar?! :eek:
 
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In case anyone wanted to enjoy it in all its mediocrity, here it is!

Might be interseting to ask our sound guy to play it before the "drunk set" (between the third and fourth) at tonight's gig. The drunks who stuck it out to hear our last set might actually appreciate it. :laugh:

The Wikipedia page says Vernon Reid played guitar?! :eek:
That is the best jazz I have ever listened to!