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Most inappropriate bass...
- Thread starter GBassNorth
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I've long wanted to have a fun, 80s new wave cover band and I could totally see playing that bass.
Incidentally, not the biggest new wave fan, but i think that would be a fun gig...some Cars, B-52s, Blondie, Talking Heads...
That may be the most interesting Stratocaster I've ever seen on a number of levels.
No, but I did pick a bad day to quit amphetamines!
This, either in church or a jazz band.
Though it is fretless...
LMFAO
buldog5151bass
Kibble, milkbones, and P Basses. And redheads.
Not sure which is more shocking, the bass or the player!
This, either in church or a jazz band.
Though it is fretless...
buldog5151bass
Kibble, milkbones, and P Basses. And redheads.
First ones not a bass but this thread brought back memories. We had two guitar players in my high school jazz band. The 1st chair played an ibanez rg. One of the ones that had a pickgaurd and had a somewhat classic look the second played a bc rich very much like the one in the picture. It didn't sound that bad honestly but guitar play 1 let guitar player 2 use his fender strat for most of the concerts. Lol
Me personally with one other exception, I've always had either black or natural finish basses but my main player these days is a silver sparkle stingray 5. Which in regular lighting looks like
but with stage light looks pretty cool imo.
Me personally with one other exception, I've always had either black or natural finish basses but my main player these days is a silver sparkle stingray 5. Which in regular lighting looks like
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Well, since you speak guitard I'll throw this inappropriate axe in the mix...
Can't think of any place it would be appropriate to play this thing!
Since it's been posted or quoted three times in the thread...please no pictures or links of basses shaped like genitalia, or basses with nudity on them. sorry and thanks.
Sounds more like a case of "Most inappropriate piece of musical theater" to me. You and your bass are both exhonorated.I used this bass on a 9-week run of the truly awful stage musical "The Phantom of the Opry" in late 1991, which is supposed to take place in Nashville in the 1930s, and featured the orchestra on stage complete with jeans and bolo ties:
The theater went out of business before the end of the run, although I and my bass disavow any responsibility for that.
