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Alice Cooper vs Tooth Decay

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My first decent bass was a Gibson G3. 300 bucks plus my Memphis P as a trade in.


I think all the Sears Silvertones were in pawnshops by the time I started.
My first decent bass was a '63 Jazz bought used in '67, along with a used '64 Bassman amp. Played them for 2 years before leaving for the Army. Came home to an empty space. My mother had given both away. For free. :bawl:
 
My first decent bass was a '63 Jazz bought used in '67, along with a used '64 Bassman amp. Played them for 2 years before leaving for the Army. Came home to an empty space. My mother had given both away. For free. :bawl:






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Seriously tho, especially in hindsight, that sucks!
 
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What a collection of talent and creativity! Two studio albums and one live album. New Amazon Music playlist! The second studio album had Terry Bozzio on drums, with Wetton and Jobson, so I doubt it is up to the same standard as the first one. We shall see.

saw 'em live in ~77 at a free concert at Penns Landing, Philadelphia. Between the show, the unexpectedly huge crowd and the fire that broke out on the pier next over, resulting in Delaware Ave. being shut down, so that I couldn't get to my car..........it was an epic night for a teen from Philly.