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STL GTG?
- Thread starter Dr. Cheese
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Here are a few pics in you, IrishOx, and I forgive me, but I always forget the name of the guy with the three Pedullas. He is a very impressive player:
Here are a pics of Foderaman with a super sweet Spector and lofreek with one of his Fishbone basses:
yeah that guy was impressive, I think his name is pedulla something, i can't remember the res, but great player. Yeah those fishbones were killer, and that spector rebop was cool too.
Doh! I've been waiting almost two years for one of these to come around again and I just saw this thread! : (
So, um... when's the next one? : )
Bill
So, um... when's the next one? : )
Bill
Bill, you can plan one. Contact a music store or some other place where bassists can do our thing without someone calling the police, and make the arrangements.
It's fun being in front of a stack like that. In truth there's others I like better, but it was still fun. I prefer something closer to the impossible ideal cabinet of small, light, deep, and loud. Practically I usually end up with a large single driver cabinet (but small relative to most rigs I see).
Thanks. I like your playing too. I always feel like I could learn some stuff from you. Gotta get together and jam sometime, or at least at the next GTG. As a group we didn't get a jam going playing off each other so much like some of us have done at past gatherings.
I'm a huge fan of Schecters, and absolutely love mine. I can totally respect the boutique instruments and their builders, but I'm cheap (and poor), so I usually drool over Schecters. I have G.A.S. for this: [Invalid or Expired Link Removed] in dark metallic blue. Maybe one of these days I'll get such an axe. In the meantime, I'll wear out my current Schecter and my $38 special P.
Keep rockin' that Peavey.
It's good to see that everyone had a good time at the GTG.
Life reared it's ugly head and inserted all sorts of bunk into my schedule and snuffed my ability to attend. I was all geared up and ready to bring in my EUB to show off since it did so well debuting at our Duck Room gig the week before... Damn, I wish I could have been there.
Life, huh? - Next time for sure!
Thanks again, Dr. Cheese, for doing all the leg work!
Life reared it's ugly head and inserted all sorts of bunk into my schedule and snuffed my ability to attend. I was all geared up and ready to bring in my EUB to show off since it did so well debuting at our Duck Room gig the week before... Damn, I wish I could have been there.
Life, huh? - Next time for sure!
Thanks again, Dr. Cheese, for doing all the leg work!
tZer said:
Thanks! Now that I have sworn off OT and social discussions, it is a joy to zero in on my love of music and bass again.
It's always fun getting together even if it's just a few of us. Highlights for me:
Starting with the obvious, those freakin Fishbones! Especially the six strings, fantastic craftsmanship with those instruments.
The B on Cody's Spector, earthshaking!
Everyone at Mojo's being just so cool and going out of their to accommodate us, that was so nice.
The good Doc, Dr. Cheese, for setting everything up for us, and just being one of the nicest guys around these parts.
And of course, getting to swap stories and jokes with other bass players. All too often the company of other bassists seems too hard to come by. You guys are all awesome players and more importantly people and that's what's always makes the GTG's so memorable.
NOW, with that said, who's gonna be at Victor Wooten Thursday at the Old Rock House?
Starting with the obvious, those freakin Fishbones! Especially the six strings, fantastic craftsmanship with those instruments.
The B on Cody's Spector, earthshaking!
Everyone at Mojo's being just so cool and going out of their to accommodate us, that was so nice.
The good Doc, Dr. Cheese, for setting everything up for us, and just being one of the nicest guys around these parts.
And of course, getting to swap stories and jokes with other bass players. All too often the company of other bassists seems too hard to come by. You guys are all awesome players and more importantly people and that's what's always makes the GTG's so memorable.
NOW, with that said, who's gonna be at Victor Wooten Thursday at the Old Rock House?
Also Doc, my name is Jacob. Don't feel bad I can't remember your name either, people call you Dr. Cheese even in real life! Haha
Yeah i am pretty proud of that spector, i just need new electronics for it, anyway, everything was awesome. Those aguilar mini heads are cool, but something about my epifani i keep turning back to. Those pedullas were great as always, especially the rapture 5
. All in all it was great and next time we have it. I will invite my friends from sanctum guitars to stop in and show some of there products.
I see that the Victor Wooten band show is $25 and $30 the day of the show. At that price, I might just treat myself!
I saw Foderaman on Channel 5 this evening playing at the Catsup Festival in Collinsville today.
Just be glad all those hail storms missed us today! Channel 5 didn't have the sound on but I'm sure you were fine!
Tat2dHeart
Only two strings away from an attitude problem.
I hate that I had to miss, but my vacation time got cancelled and there wasn't much I could do about it. My grandbabies aren't happy either. Next time I'm up that way, though, I'm sending out a notice and maybe I'll get to meet a few of you on the trip.
