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Let's spread some musical misinformation

Weren't fish flying 'round these parts before?

What I'm angling at is that you bottom feeders are floundering around for yet more fishy puns and show no ramoras in doing so.

*sigh*

I don't want to carp on about it, but I've had it up to the gills with fishy puns, it's making me crabby.

Any moray makes me feel eel, but for the halibut I'll fin again and then I'll skate away while I can.

TalkBass lures you in, though. It's a reel good source of information, if you can sand a little criticism. Sometimes we need to coral our enthusiasm, and that leaves us feeling shad. But there's no reason for anyone to get jellyfish, because there's such depth to the topics that are discussed! It can be hard to fathom, if you get my driftwood. So, there's no reason for anyone to feel anchor, fear or other negative emotions. It's also a great place to keep up with current trends. It has my seal of approval!

You can all probably sea what I did there...
 
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TalkBass lures you in, though. It's a reel good source of information, if you can sand a little criticism. Sometimes we need to coral our enthusiasm, and that leaves us feeling shad. But there's no reason for anyone to get jellyfish, because there's such depth to the topics that are discussed! It can be hard to fathom, if you get my driftwood. So, there's no reason for anyone to feel anchor, fear or other negative emotions. It's also a great place to keep up with current trends. It has my seal of approval!

You can all probably sea what I did there...


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MIKE GORDAN

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Kids these days...buying guitars and basses with "built in" Mojo......:rollno:

They wouldn't know Mojo if it jumped up and bit 'em on the tone control knob.

When I was a kid I had to walk fourteen miles just to look at a bass in a store window...

Then I had to walk fourteen miles back home to get dad to buy it for me.

Then dad and me had to walk fourteen miles back to the store to buy it.

Then we had to walk fourteen miles back home again.

We only had one jar of Mojo. And it had to last us. So I was allowed one tiny dab to put on the bass every three years..

Took fourteen years to build up to where there was enough Mojo on my bass.

Kids these days.....:rollno:
 
Kids these days...buying guitars and basses with "built in" Mojo......:rollno:

They wouldn't know Mojo if it jumped up and bit 'em on the tone control knob.

When I was a kid I had to walk fourteen miles just to look at a bass in a store window...

Then I had to walk fourteen miles back home to get dad to buy it for me.

Then dad and me had to walk fourteen miles back to the store to buy it.

Then we had to walk fourteen miles back home again.

We only had one jar of Mojo. And it had to last us. So I was allowed one tiny dab to put on the bass every three years..

Took fourteen years to build up to where there was enough Mojo on my bass.

Kids these days.....:rollno:

When I was young you had to make your own bass (*) from wood and nails and stuff.

* I did actually do this - my first fretless. The neck was a lump of pine shaped with a spoke shave and I had absolutely no idea about neck relief or truss rods so the action was, er, interesting. I wanted to be my hero David Steele from the (English) Beat.
 
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Kids these days...buying guitars and basses with "built in" Mojo......:rollno:

They wouldn't know Mojo if it jumped up and bit 'em on the tone control knob.

When I was a kid I had to walk fourteen miles just to look at a bass in a store window...

Then I had to walk fourteen miles back home to get dad to buy it for me.

Then dad and me had to walk fourteen miles back to the store to buy it.

Then we had to walk fourteen miles back home again.

We only had one jar of Mojo. And it had to last us. So I was allowed one tiny dab to put on the bass every three years..

Took fourteen years to build up to where there was enough Mojo on my bass.

Kids these days.....:rollno:

The name on the jar wasn't "Le Parot" was it? If it was, there was mojo around and I had no idea.
 
If you only play things on a pentatonic scale all you need is a five string. If you play blues you have one more string than you really need.

That fourth string is sometimes used in the "turnaround", which means once you get to that string you play the the previous string you just played and work your way back to the first string you played.

Ex:

1 2 3 4
E A D
E A D
E A d turnaround
D A E
 
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We only had one jar of Mojo. And it had to last us. So I was allowed one tiny dab to put on the bass every three years..

Took fourteen years to build up to where there was enough Mojo on my bass.

Kids these days.....:rollno:

Mojo has been banned on many high school campuses when it was discovered teens were mixing it with energy drinks.