The only clue I will give is that it's a guy and he's not known as a bassist (although I'm fairly certain he played bass on a bunch of these albums).
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NO GOOGLING - who is this?
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The only clue I will give is that it's a guy and he's not known as a bassist (although I'm fairly certain he played bass on a bunch of these albums).
- Oct 7, 2000
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If it were number of basses of owned, I'd have said maybe me.
Albums though, no clue
Albums though, no clue
I believe it is Joe Nerve. Played a different bass on every album.
I dunno. But the deep cuts on album #118 in 2015 must be the egomaniac sitting at a table and reciting what's for breakfast.
That’s exactly who I thought of
Would be hard enough listening properly to that many albums in a year, let alone making that many.
You and @elgecko are very much on the money
I just framed the flyer for a Buckethead concert that my friend took me to. I love the flyer and I had a great time hanging with my buddy, but man alive... that was the single worst concert I have ever witnessed.
I call BS on 118 albums in a year. Not even if he were a producer. That’s roughly a new album every 3 days all year long.
BS. Or a language issue. Even if it’s singles releases, rather than albums, that’s a ton.
BS. Or a language issue. Even if it’s singles releases, rather than albums, that’s a ton.
Prince probably had enough back catalog to do it
What made it so bad? I’m guessing a lack of direction with the set list?
