Where is the forum to join the Georgia bassist club I cant find it and i wanna join!
Enjoy the benefits of a premium membership!
Upgrade Account
-
TalkBass has been independent since 1998. Add your voice.
Create a free account to reply to discussions, view embedded media, and browse with fewer display ads.
Join free Log in
Want zero display ads or expanded classifieds tools? Compare plans.
Do Stickers Make a Bass Trashy?
- Thread starter RyanJD
- Start date
Ric5
Inactive
- Jan 29, 2008
- 29,772
- 30,452
- Disclosures
- I like 5, 8, 10, and 12 string basses
wow...then what would you do with an old Moon sponsorship jacket? ( they used to give out navy blue jackets, with the eyes, and yellow and white stripes down the left front, to racers they sponsored). IF I remember right, mine is missing a button on the left sleeve. I am left handed, so that is the sleeve that always got snagged.
I may still have a stack of those old stickers, somewhere, as well.
Dusty Hill
Sir Paul
Phil Lesh
Flea
Mike Watt
Duck Dunn
Billey Shehan
.....Apparently all tools.....
Sir Paul
Phil Lesh
Flea
Mike Watt
Duck Dunn
Billey Shehan
.....Apparently all tools.....
Depends on how hard you rock and how bitchin your 'stache is.
joe
It's all about the proper attitude/facial hair.
Link Removed
That's a great piece of nostalgia Lee! If I came across that jacket i'd probably hang it on the wall because it wouldn't fit me. Haha!
If you ever come across those stickers let me know, i'd love to get a few. I think to come by most of the Moon stuff is "car show only." But I could be wrong, i'm young compared to when Moon was popular with hot rodders. But in my lifetime i'd only see there stuff with my dad at car shows.
Hmm... Green Day and Rancid. Off to a bad start. You're not really making your point with phony punk guys like that. I have a thing for remembering when famous musicians say things to make themselves stupid. The bass player from Green Day said a long time ago that he needs super-heavy strings or he breaks them. I have never broken a string, so I have to assume that he's doing it wrong. That is confirmed when I am forced to listen to them.
It's not that I hate punk. I love punk. But there is no punk anymore. Unless you were there in the 80's, you're not punk. It was a time in history as much as a style of music. That's why they call modern classical music "neo-classical", since Mozart is dead. So all these snotty-vocals guys that play like they are trying to start their lawn mowers are not punk.
This could probably be it's own discussion, but punk is Misfits and Black Flag, not Blink 182 and Avril Lavigne. That's a fundamental truth of the universe, as far as I'm concerned. I give you kids a pass because you don't have any life experience yet. I recommend anyone who would argue the other way to listen to the wisdom of Henry Rollins for a while and put Walk Among Us on repeat.
Attachments
mine would be extra large. I really should have 2XL, do to sleeve length, but I used to turn the sleeves up a roll or two anyway
Back then, tuning between runs was not done via laptop. You had the hood off, and were always tinkering with the blower belt, carbs, or the mag
No, it's The Ramones and Sex Pistols. Or Iggy and the NY Dolls. Or The Music Machine. Or Freddy Cannon. Or Chuck Berry.
I just love when punks try to be punker than thou
No, it's The Ramones and Sex Pistols. Or Iggy and the NY Dolls. Or The Music Machine. Or Freddy Cannon. Or Chuck Berry.
I just love when punks try to be punker than thou
Invalid Link Removed
I had a million stickers on my first bass, it was some ESP LTD something or other, took them all off when I sold it. The current bass has one sticker on it and I love it. 
Flea and his wonderful modulus. So no, it makes it cool, in many instances
for being in a terrible band he sure does have good taste.
and go for it if it's a cheap bass. i put one quarter sized bastard skull on one and then spray painted a north carolina stencil on another, and purchased both for under $100.
