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*cries*
- Thread starter TeeMartin
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1. Any 11 year old who has Custom guitars, Gibsons and a EBMM at his age is extremely spoiled. (And probably a brat).
2. Saying bassists play the same string over and over again is because that's all he (and guitarists) can do.
3. Saying he will be in a big band is a complete lie.
That kid will never understand: "It ain't what you got, it's what you can do".
And that review was probably written by a perv who wasn't kiddy fiddling at the time.
Stan
2. Saying bassists play the same string over and over again is because that's all he (and guitarists) can do.
3. Saying he will be in a big band is a complete lie.
That kid will never understand: "It ain't what you got, it's what you can do".
And that review was probably written by a perv who wasn't kiddy fiddling at the time.
Stan
I can imagine myself in 5 or 6 years when I finally get out of college and get a real job, buying a $2000 instrument and STILL playing like crap. 
kinda reminds me of this thread:
http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=294127&highlight=birthday
only difference is that the guy in that thread probably deserved it and is 10 years older
http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=294127&highlight=birthday
only difference is that the guy in that thread probably deserved it and is 10 years older
The vast majority of people used to say (& some still do say even today) that paintings made by artists such as impressionist painter Monet and cubist painter Picasso look like they were painted by the blind, mentally deficient or that just clearly don't know how to paint....
They're both nice. It's just two different styles. Back in the day there were people that said Pink Floyd weren't playing music.
Yeah... I remember that guy. I wish I could remember his alias so I could look up some of those old threads. Real knee-slappers, those were. I used to laugh myself silly.
lol spoiled brat thinks he doesn't need lessons. When he gets to be 17 he'll know better...maybe. Who knows, maybe it's just the 9 years of piano lessons speaking through me that music lessons are important in learning an instrument swifter and in the correct manner...dang 11 year old punks. And I thought 7th graders were bad.
Yep, thats a great incentive for me to rush out and buy me one of them!!
And credit where it's due, looking at the tab Brain Stew is a tough song to work out.
For one, it's tuned down half a step which is a trick for new players, and for the life of me, I still cannot find the 55th fret on E
And credit where it's due, looking at the tab Brain Stew is a tough song to work out.
For one, it's tuned down half a step which is a trick for new players, and for the life of me, I still cannot find the 55th fret on E
kinda reminds me of this thread:
http://www.talkbass.com/forum/showthread.php?t=294127&highlight=birthday
only difference is that the guy in that thread probably deserved it and is 10 years older
Bwahaha, what a toss pot he is eh
Difference being 21 is a notable (get out of my house) land mark.
I can play (i think?), either that or ive wasted ~6 years of my life
(also, the ones i got werent new, well, they were new in condition, but they were bought roughly half price for what they go in shops + they are the only music pieces of gear that have ever been bought for me)
But damn it, i wanted to make a comment to my thread!
On another note, i reckon thats a fake review !
He was fun, wish he had posted the pictures of that huge collection he had.
Remember the EarCandy cabs he had, a 2x12 or something that managed to easily fill an American football field evenly with sound or something
At GC yesterday:
Guy: "Wow, there's a lot of these."
Me: "Yeah, basses are a breed unto themselves. Who are you shopping for?"
Guy: "Well, my son just wants a bass...he's already got an electric and an acoustic guitar, and now he's convinced he wants to play bass."
Me: "Good choice on his part."
Guy: "We'll see...so now I'm just looking for a good one."
Me: "All depends on what he likes and how much you're looking to spend."
Guy: "Well, it's kind of a 'whatever he wants, he gets' situation."
I tried to continue the conversation without hitting the guy with the Pedulla 5'er he was checking out.
Guy: "Wow, there's a lot of these."
Me: "Yeah, basses are a breed unto themselves. Who are you shopping for?"
Guy: "Well, my son just wants a bass...he's already got an electric and an acoustic guitar, and now he's convinced he wants to play bass."
Me: "Good choice on his part."
Guy: "We'll see...so now I'm just looking for a good one."
Me: "All depends on what he likes and how much you're looking to spend."
Guy: "Well, it's kind of a 'whatever he wants, he gets' situation."
I tried to continue the conversation without hitting the guy with the Pedulla 5'er he was checking out.
Yeah... it seemed that his dad would buy him anything he wanted, except for a digital camera to take pictures of his massive collection.
