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I feel so liberated right now.

At band practice tonight my long time friend and guitarist heard me playing some solo stuff while they were out having a smoke, and told me to stop trying be a guitar player in a really ignorant tone. (he is always going on about how he hates it when bassists use effects and tap and do anything really other than play basic rhythm). I socked him in the mouth. Felt good.
 
At band practice tonight my long time friend and guitarist heard me playing some solo stuff while they were out having a smoke, and told me to stop trying be a guitar player in a really ignorant tone. (he is always going on about how he hates it when bassists use effects and tap and do anything really other than play basic rhythm). I socked him in the mouth. Felt good.

+1 IME Some guitarists have a hard time accepting they might have to share ANY limelight or attention due to another band members talent/musicality...not all...but some, then further down the line they grow up...not all...but some IME :)

I'm not for violence but....when someone is giving their mind a treat at your expense......fair game :)
 
A healthy, able-bodied adult male hitting another healthy, able bodied adult male one time in the pucker is not violence, particularly if the two are friends/band mates/acquaintances.

It is settling differences, establishing boundaries, or one could even say teaching him not to run his mouth.

Kudos good sir.
 
Guitards want ALL the glory...

Here's to you!

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