You and I both know that you'd be screen-scratchin' at her trailer window after one too many........do not deny it.
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Stoner/Doom Bassist Thread Part 13: The Lost Thread
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You and I both know that you'd be screen-scratchin' at her trailer window after one too many........do not deny it.
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Yeah they introduced those like last year or something, once I actually took a look at them they're pretty cool. I'd play one, but I'm all set on basses...except for a full scale hollowbody...and maybe a Bean
Oh you know I love me some trailer park ladies they always have killer legs because they got no cars and they have to walk everywhere.
I love Jesus Lizard as well...Duane's an old buddy. I play for a band called Legendary ShackShakers...he did over 3 years with us before taking a hiatus for Mike Patton, who to be fair, has a lot more money than us
Duane did all the guitar on our last record "Agridustrial"
Nice! I saw you guys some years back at Canal Street Tavern in Dayton. I think you were opening up Rev Horton Heat. Your singer dude kept ripping out his chest chairs and eventually his pubes and was throwing them at the crowd. Wild, Bad @ss sh!t for sure.
I still would like a double humbucker in the arsenal. That would do the job nicely. I love basses with powerful buckers in them. A cheap bass that I tried for Squires and Giggles at GC that slammed power all passive and had split coil too was this new model Schecter Raiden. I could not get over how nice it felt and how intense the pickups were and so cheap. Of course I would rather rock that Gibby
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I could never get into the necks on schecter/ibanez/spectors I like huge baseball bat necks with a round radius. I played thin flat necks when I was younger, I feel much more comfortable with my current basses though.
Although I had a Ibanez ATK305 from the 90's that was amazing. Only Ibanez I ever played that I liked, and I really liked it.
Although I had a Ibanez ATK305 from the 90's that was amazing. Only Ibanez I ever played that I liked, and I really liked it.
That one didn't feel too bad, but yeah I like the feel of pbass and gibby necks the best, my Warwick is a fatty too. I love me some wide string spacing too.
Has anyone seen this documentery, it was trip, I love when the old dude does the bigfoot call the indian taught him
http://notyourtypicalbigfootmovie.com/
http://notyourtypicalbigfootmovie.com/
I will have by later tonight. Like me some Bigfoot movies.
Have you ever seen the SyFy channel movie "Bigfoot" with Danny Bonaduce and the guy who played Greg Brady?
Hysterical.
"Laz, sorry but your bass got sent back to us, something about it setting off too many metal detectors/alarms at UPS." You just got laz'd...APRIL FOOLS
Did music store rounds, got to play an Dwarfcraft Eau Claire Thunder, I think his stuff is just too glitchy for my tastes, sounded really good though.
Played a Turbo Rat, actually the first rat Ive ever tried, I really it, the GAS for a Dunwich VT is now over 9000!!!
There was a metal neck Kramer, that was cool, on the list of way in the future buys. Their controls are always confusing to me, what does what. Same thing with old Carvins.
Played a Hellcat VI, the second time I've actually played a VI type bass, they just dont do it for me how I want them too. It seems like a great idea that I would love, but they are just stuck between a bass and guitar. It doesnt do either very well, its just kindve this thing I dont know whether to play muddy chords on or ignore the B and e strings and deal with a bass with super tight string spacing.
Did music store rounds, got to play an Dwarfcraft Eau Claire Thunder, I think his stuff is just too glitchy for my tastes, sounded really good though.
Played a Turbo Rat, actually the first rat Ive ever tried, I really it, the GAS for a Dunwich VT is now over 9000!!!
There was a metal neck Kramer, that was cool, on the list of way in the future buys. Their controls are always confusing to me, what does what. Same thing with old Carvins.
Played a Hellcat VI, the second time I've actually played a VI type bass, they just dont do it for me how I want them too. It seems like a great idea that I would love, but they are just stuck between a bass and guitar. It doesnt do either very well, its just kindve this thing I dont know whether to play muddy chords on or ignore the B and e strings and deal with a bass with super tight string spacing.
I love Finding Big Foot on the history channel. One of my favorite hats is the GONE SQUATCHIN hat Bobo wears.
Guitar player texted me that the guy that sets up DunaJam emailed him about once we get vinyl out hell see about getting us on the line up! VEGA at DunaJam 2014? Were gonna try our best.
Guitar player texted me that the guy that sets up DunaJam emailed him about once we get vinyl out hell see about getting us on the line up! VEGA at DunaJam 2014? Were gonna try our best.
My favorite neck is my '74 A width p bass. Perfect amount of chunk with a jazz taper.
Yeah I have, I will watch any bigfoot movie even if they suck. Loved them since seeing them in drive in movies when I was little. The documentery is a trip
My favorites are
Bigfoot, the lost coast tapes
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Abominable (how can you beat being stalked by bigfoot when you are stuck in a wheelchair)
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Sasquatch Mountain, cops and robbers and bigfoot
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Oh I want to go to Dunajam as a vacation some year.
Yeah I watch every friggin thing I can find with bigfoot, mothman, ancient aliens, pre-civilizations, but bigfoot myth is just the ****, pulls me in everytime.
Since Mothgirl got brought up, here is a pretty neat documentery on Mothman, very long, but neat when they get in to the history of the areas and the native tribes
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Oh and I finally got a call back for a job interview...only took 23 applications for a part time minimum wage job. Its for a lot attendant position at a Home Depot all the way across town, but its a job.
Better fix that hair... maybe bring the tan down a notch, the suit is good... oh right you don't look like the aliens guy that's right. My bad. Good luck sir.
