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Thanks buddy.Clever marketing. Excellent music. Congrats.
"Spanking the plank"!Well, I fell for it, I listened to the song...I liked it, cool song Ari!
I like your spanking technique
(Spanking the plank)
Thanks.The singing and the playing remind a bit of Mike Watt. The slamming of fingers into the pickups and frets. The vocals are very Watt-ish. Nice song!
Really? OMG. Check out anything by him, the Minutemen or FireHose. Dead-on.Thanks.
I'm not familiar with Mike Watt.
I'm going to check it out now.
Just listened to "Piss-bottle Man".Really? OMG. Check out anything by him, the Minutemen or FireHose. Dead-on.
Thanks!Great tune man, great mix too. As far as I'm concerned, you can name the technique after yourself![]()
I like this man!
I believe I've seen another video of Mike's band that he did "Piss-bottle Man" with but I can't find it. Can you tell me more about that particular formation? I listened to Minutemen and Firehose but I don't connect with those as I do with the "Piss-Bottle Man" people.Love Mike. He is a bass-player's player. I remember sitting with him in a puddle of beer next to the wall in between sets of a fIREhOSE gig. We talked bass for quite a while. He was very cool. Beard at the time and soaked in sweat.
It's a one-man band. I'm playing/singing everything. The mixing/production itself was the hardest and took two years to accomplish all on my own. This particular album is called Music For Good People. My swan song I guess. You can listen to the entire thing and earlier compilation albums of mine spanning three decades here: Ari NobodyListen to fIREhOSE 1991 record, "Flyin' the Flannel".
So what is the line-up with your recording? You planing the bass? You singing? I really enjoyed it.
Both bipeds are 'me' at different space-time locations.
Nope. It's finger style played on a twisted neck with naturally copious fret buzz. But it is a P Bass of sorts, yes. A '90s Squier PJ Special, a lefty no less. Not using the bridge J pup at all.Sounds like a pick on a p bass to me
No, I meant pick hahahaBoth bipeds are 'me' at different space-time locations.