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Stoner/Doom Bassists Thread, Part 90: Maxed Out

In the last few years Acid King has started playing local (SF bay area) with Black Cobra occasionally. The doom metal band I was in a couple years ago (still am I guess, technically) used to play with them a lot in the late 90's/early 00's and when the frontman tried to hook up some new shows with them Laurie basically said they never really play California anymore.
 
Does anybody play Wisconsin?

I heard it gets pretty Jumpin' during bazaar season.
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An Italian sweater. The o' lady is getting together with her gal pals tonight so it is just me and Micah. She asked Micah what he thinks we will do, he said eat food and watch bigfoot movies! My kind of kid.

That is excellent. When they were little my daughters came up on Godzilla and kung fu flicks, old Planet of the Apes, original Star Trek and bizarro ancient cartoons. We didn't do Barney.
 
Was buying a bass and some minor related accessories last month. Got a few different kind of strings. Looking through them, I realized that the set of Dean Markleys I bought are Nikki Sixx sig types. Helix HD SS er whatever. Hope they don't suck. I just mainly wanted a variety of roundwound stainless to try. Don't judge me.
I had the Nickel Helixes for a bit. They were decent strings for the price (on sale). Not much different than the LoRiders.
 
Hey--one of my favorite bands ever (Killdozer)--were from Wisconsin.

Also, though from Michigan, the album "Wisconsin" by The Crucif*cks is a timeless classic, dammit!

Yep. Killdozer is from Madison, as was Bongzilla (just saw Muleboy/PeeWee's new band last night), and Cuda, Pachinko, Brainerd, bunch of awesome bands.

We get good tours as well, can't count the number of times I've seen Melvins, Weedeater, High on Fire and countless other awesome bands right here in Madison.

Also - love the Crucif*cks.

The little hand is on the two...
 
Please help with amp question. I'd rather ask you freaks than the amp forum boys...

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Norlin-made, which piqued my interest a bit...

Good deal? Decent piece of equipment? Don't know much about 'em other than they were made late 70s-early 80s (from what I remember hearing...)

I also have heard they were really under-rated as far as watts.

I'd really appreciate any feedback here because all I am rawking at the moment is a 35 Watt practice amp.

I mean...$100? And that's about the max I can spend on anything right now...

Tanx.
 
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He is also a big fan of The Three Stooges.

My great grandma claimed she learned English by watching them.

Please help with amp question. I'd rather ask you freaks than the amp forum boys...

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Norlin-made, which piqued my interest a bit...

Good deal? Decent piece of equipment? Don't know much about 'em other than they were made late 70s-early 80s (from what I remember hearing...)

I also have heard they were really under-rated as far as watts.

I'd really appreciate any feedback here because all I am rawking at the moment is a 35 Watt practice amp.

I mean...$100? And that's about the max I can spend on anything right now...

Tanx.

I think squanch was looking at one a while back. I think he wanted the guitar head as it was a solid state twin reverb.

What part of Oklahoma are you in? I'm 45 min from the border, all kinds of gear goes through the DFW classifieds, I can keep an eye out for you.

Edit: OKC is 2:45 hr away from my door step, not crazy close.

Tulsa isn't much farther up, weird I'm just as far from the Texas capital as I am oklahoma's.
 
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Please help with amp question. I'd rather ask you freaks than the amp forum boys...

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Norlin-made, which piqued my interest a bit...

Good deal? Decent piece of equipment? Don't know much about 'em other than they were made late 70s-early 80s (from what I remember hearing...)

I also have heard they were really under-rated as far as watts.

I'd really appreciate any feedback here because all I am rawking at the moment is a 35 Watt practice amp.

I mean...$100? And that's about the max I can spend on anything right now...

Tanx.

I would buy that in a heart beat. I got a hard on for those things though. Moog was involved in the design of those things. Looks damn clean too. If you got sick of it you could turn it into a head and sell it off on ebay. It's crazy how similar the guitar models sound to a Twin Reverb.
 
I listened to like 6 hours of beatles today. Made the day go by fast. Bongripper was tuesday, never listened to any albums but GBR before, now I've heard all. Good stuff, but I need fast/peppy music for time to move faster lol.

Small college town about an hour south of OKC. Not far from Norman.

Spent more time in Tulsa though.

And I was born in Austin...

Appreciate the thoughts on the amp. May shoot for it over the weekend. Choice between the Lab Series L6 or a Line 6 Low Down.

Stillwater? Eskimo Joes and all that stuff?

I was born in Austin (Round Rock) and lived there my entire life until I went to school at UNT and stayed put.
 
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