That's a Bonham thing. A friend of mine was in a band years ago who's drummer had a huge kick drum. Image is everything in certain circles.What about the 'marching' kick drum?![]()
Looks more Octopussy-like, to me.
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That's a Bonham thing. A friend of mine was in a band years ago who's drummer had a huge kick drum. Image is everything in certain circles.What about the 'marching' kick drum?![]()
Looks more Octopussy-like, to me.
I see one in bronze laser-etched "Passinwind" available to the those alignedthusly
Is that area below the bridge where the flux capacitor plugs into?
I was wondering something similar.Is that area below the bridge where the flux capacitor plugs into?
Noice!
Is that area below the bridge where the flux capacitor plugs into?
I suppose a picture, or two, is out of the question?.....Also, where do you find your slides?....
You may have made a mistake mentioning this slide thingy.........
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Speaking of nuts... I wonder what an ebony slide would sound like on bass....Four bassists in the house at my Friday night jam this week. One happened to bring in a sweet Shen upright that I would've loved to have bought at the swap meet I saw it at last summer. The new owner had a lot of work done to it and it's even nicer now. He's a very good player and since our usual lead guitar/dobro player was otherwise occupied I took over a lot of that role on slide bass. Speaking of which, here's one of my current rabbit holes:
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From left: soft brass (360 alloy), silicon aluminum bronze (642), soft brass, chromed steel. The bronze one is the clear winner so far and the smaller diameter brass one will get cut down and contoured similarly next. The one with the big finger indexing features dates back to the late 70s and was perfect for my old Travis Bean, but it's a bit on the heavy side for my current two fretlesses, which I've been using considerably lighter strings on.
Sorry, being a bit obscure so here's the bird's eye lowdown on this caper (whatever that means)
we just attended a concert at the Strathmore in Bethesda Maryland with two phenominal acts, Jake Shimabukuro & Sierra Hull.
Jake is a Uke player and by the end of his performance there was not a person in the house whose first thought when they hear the word "uke" from now on will be "limited instrument for strumming Hawiaiin music". I was blown away by what innovative musicians can do that make you forget any preconceieved notion of what an intrument is trationally limited to.
Speaking of nuts... I wonder what an ebony slide would sound like on bass....
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Did you ever read the book?.....I liked Tubular Bells until I saw The Exorcist. Didn't play that album much more after that.
beautiful topaz?Understood regardless
So yeah this is representative of the work from Spider
I liked Tubular Bells until I saw The Exorcist. Didn't play that album much more after that.
Did you ever read the book?.....![]()

Luv yooo....My luthier buddy does have a nice laser rig, so stranger things may yet happen!
Luv yooo....![]()