I wasn't ignoring the PRS - but I have priorities! Come on now! A girl has to make sure that if she's gonna make a fool of herself, it gets a good laugh, but not a butt-kicking.
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CWB 16: Taking Canada
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I wasn't ignoring the PRS - but I have priorities! Come on now! A girl has to make sure that if she's gonna make a fool of herself, it gets a good laugh, but not a butt-kicking.
Tat2dHeart said:Perfect!!! You are a doll! When I comes out to see ya'll, I'd like to introduce him to crackers.
I think the "If I lick it, its mine" rule applies here....just not sure if it's the bass or the bassist that is more lickable.
I think the "If I lick it, its mine" rule applies here....just not sure if it's the bass or the bassist that is more lickable.
Heh. Are we gonna have to play, bass, shoes, crackers, lick, slap?
It is a cool bass, by the way. You can try it once he is tied up or while he is recuperating... whichever happens first.
Don't you mean, do we get to play
Okay, how does this go again?
Shoes kick bass
Bass gets slapped
Crackers beat everything
Until crackers get licked
That's how it went, right? We have to play this sober - I can never remember it after the drunk wears off. LOL.
Mebbe both? While he's tied up I'll taunt him with it....and then play him to sleep. How would that be? Do you think he'll relax and just stop fighting or will I have to play really loud to drown out the yells?
hi all - in San Francisco for 24 hours on business, 3 of which hours I could wander around by myself. Love SF, crazy hills and cable cars, much good seafood and wine. Found myself some dinner right around here:
walked it off on that municipal pier; the sun didn't really allow the photo I wanted to take, but that's the Golden Gate:
and then this is just random, but I saw an old Studebaker, which you hardly see anymore, and I know there are some old car fans on here:
I'm on the red-eye tomorrow night back to the east coast; with any luck I will make it to our youngest's graduation from college, but the airline gods will have to be with me. Not much bass playing this week under the circumstances, but a lot coming up next week.
walked it off on that municipal pier; the sun didn't really allow the photo I wanted to take, but that's the Golden Gate:
and then this is just random, but I saw an old Studebaker, which you hardly see anymore, and I know there are some old car fans on here:
I'm on the red-eye tomorrow night back to the east coast; with any luck I will make it to our youngest's graduation from college, but the airline gods will have to be with me. Not much bass playing this week under the circumstances, but a lot coming up next week.
Thanks a lot for the video post EasyJames. I love your special seating arrangement.
One thing you can count on, whether it was Pink Floyd or Roger Waters, is the incredible sound they put out. The Dark Side show I was at was absolutely dialed in 1/2 way through the first song. Every instrument crystal clear. It was like listening to an audiophile sound system dialed way up. Add in the spectacular show for the Wall and you must have experienced something very special.
Thanks again for the post.
I think there was something in there about getting shoes licked too...but that might have just been for fun...
And the bidding on my +1 spot shall commence in 3....2.....1......
Had my credit card out and phone in hand Tat when Mrs. SB reminded me I have 2 gigs this weekend. Oh well I guess I'll live vicariously through all you lucky people from CWB who get to take this in.
Enjoy the concert.
I got some new pics from the latest Feral show. I love doing these outside shows in great weather.
Nice!
You've got time - show's not for a couple weeks yet. Plenty of time to get down here if you're the winning bidder.
I'm on the red-eye tomorrow night back to the east coast; with any luck I will make it to our youngest's graduation from college, but the airline gods will have to be with me. Not much bass playing this week under the circumstances, but a lot coming up next week.
Reminds of this Warren Zevon song (sung by his son Jordan in this link)
Good luck getting back in time!!! Thanks for posting pics!
hi all - in San Francisco for 24 hours on business, 3 of which hours I could wander around by myself. Love SF, crazy hills and cable cars, much good seafood and wine. Found myself some dinner right around here:
walked it off on that municipal pier; the sun didn't really allow the photo I wanted to take, but that's the Golden Gate:
and then this is just random, but I saw an old Studebaker, which you hardly see anymore, and I know there are some old car fans on here:
I'm on the red-eye tomorrow night back to the east coast; with any luck I will make it to our youngest's graduation from college, but the airline gods will have to be with me. Not much bass playing this week under the circumstances, but a lot coming up next week.
Good luck on that red-eye. Thanks for sharing pics of your trip. SF is an awesome city. Hope you're having a great time.
Reminds of this Warren Zevon song (sung by his son Jordan in this link)
Good luck getting back in time!!! Thanks for posting pics!
wow, know lots of Warren's songs but not that one. Great tune to go with the pic. When I was a kid, Studebakers were a lot more common. (So were dinosaurs, but that's another story.)
I'm glad yo enjoyed Cape Town. I only found this thread because Marshall Music posted a picture and your email on their facebook page.
I don't know The Professors, but I went to school with the one guy from Crimson and had lessons with the other guy.
Just skimming your posts, you flew back to USA from Cape Town? I've flown CPT -> SF once, really took it out of me.
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