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Let's spread some musical misinformation

Bill Wyman is the original "bass face" model.

After seeing his own pic, which he didn't like, he became the stone faced bass player we all know and love.

And, he has such small hands and was poor, he could only afford a child size instrument until the Stones began making money.

That's my story and I'm sticking to it.
 
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Bill Wyman is the original "bass face" model.

After seeing his own pic, which he didn't like, he became the stone faced bass player we all know and love.

And, he has such small hands and was poor, he could only afford a child size instrument until the Stones began making money.

That's my story and I'm sticking to it.
So you want us to believe that Bill's hands started growing after the Stones made money?
 
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Not true! I played Space Invaders! The Truth Is Out There!
It's sequel, Bass Invaders never caught on. Sales were at the low end, and Atari fretted about it delaying more profitable games.
In the United States of Alaska, in the 6th parallel universe, Bass Invaders was a big hit. Their national anthem is a bass only version of the Ace of Spades.
 
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Not true! I played Space Invaders! The Truth Is Out There!
It's sequel, Bass Invaders never caught on. Sales were at the low end, and Atari fretted about it delaying more profitable games.

Wasn't Bass Invaders originally fretless? I always knew Atari was micro-tonal fretted scum.

The best way to get rid of Gaussian Blur is to soak your strings in lighter-fluid (Naphtha) and then kill it with fire.


That's what Hendrix did, but without removing the strings first.
 
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