Wow! that death ray just missed the bass player. Do aliens hate Ampeg?
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Post Your Gig Pics For Us To Caption 5!!!!!
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Munching on Cheetos on stage??? Really???
Hey man, they got a corporate sponsorship, they have to honor the contract....probably happy they don't have to wear cheetah suits.
Silly me. I should have known.
So where can I go see an all girl band with a Victoria's Secret sponsorship?
For the Big Gig, Crypt Keeper decided to leave his hoodie at home and go for the cooler "Band T-Shirt" look.Not much 'life' here
As he realized the drummer had again dropped a beat on the last turnaround, and was unknowingly hitting the snare on 1` and 3, Jeremy quietly swore vengeance on the next intermission.
BassPlayers will get this for sure.
The extra weight of the body of his bass on the upperside of the neck made it impossible for Jeremy to stand up straight for the whole night, and gave him the classic "Fourth Set Droop."
Jeremys tactic of using a capo and then playing a fret short always kept the guitards from copying him to find what chord they were supposed to be playing.
(No offense intended to quitards)
(No offense intended to quitards)
[QUOTE="5StringBlues, post: 16335655, member: 139960
Suddenly it became obvious to the boys why they shouldn't have taken the G.G Allin Tribute gig..........[/QUOTE]
Suddenly it became obvious to the boys why they shouldn't have taken the G.G Allin Tribute gig..........[/QUOTE]
The bass player always wished he could be in the bright lights so he'd be warm enough to wear a sleeveless shirt, instead of cold in the corner with a jacket and hat.
Oh, well, that's completely different. Okay, never mind?Haribo Cola gummies actually
OK, I have to admit. I was a little scared of that guitar. I mean, it was all sharp and stuff. I found myself avoiding it. I certainly wasn't going to stand behind it, where all the sharp parts were, even if there was more room on that side of the stage.
Eventually I just got used to standing in the corner. It felt safe.
Here is one you can get creative with. We had a special guest star show up in the crowd that night.
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