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Opportunity knocks. But there's a catch.

He talks a big talk!! Nothing ventured nothing gained.
Sad part is I've been with some guys over the last 6 months, we've got about 50 tunes, 40 of those are what I'd call tight, and we were just getting out there. I don't know if I can float both for awhile or not.
You won't really know until you've played with them. I'd say collect more data to base your decision on. So far the questions arose are: where did they play before, what type of gigs expected, who lugs the gear, what does it feel like playing in the new band vs. old band.
 
I will see your dancing bass player and raise you one...Groovador!



I love this guy, the Groovador. He is combining sexy Salsa dancing and stripper moves with his bass playing. i laughed really hard. If I did that it would look ridiculous, but it is entertaining the way he does it. Shows the importance of just being yourself in spite of what people think of you. Out comes something memorable :)
 
TBers getting bent out of shape over "ridiculous amounts of gear" lol. BL wants to put on a Big Rock Show, this is the gear for that task. Watch, tomorrow some TB member will say they want to buy a $10,000.00 Fedora bass. Everyone will be saying "oh yeah, go for it!" Nobody will point out, or argue, how ridiculous that is.
 
TBers getting bent out of shape over "ridiculous amounts of gear" lol. BL wants to put on a Big Rock Show, this is the gear for that task. Watch, tomorrow some TB member will say they want to buy a $10,000.00 Fedora bass. Everyone will be saying "oh yeah, go for it!" Nobody will point out, or argue, how ridiculous that is.
You're kidding, right?
 
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