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Stoner/Doom Bassists Thread, Part 90: Maxed Out

I took my gas powered bike too a free shop but the manager was gone. My friend should be coming at sometime to fix up the issues with the rear axle. Then today while looking at cheap trailers to aid in my flipping business, I had the idea I need to fashion a ultralight camper/trailer for my gas bike.

It would need to be like 6-7' long to fit me and only like 2.5-3' wide. I was thinking aluminum, plywood, PVC/bamboo and canvas with mosquito netting attached. The frame is the tricky bit. One idea is get two kiddy trailers and strip them to the frame and mate them somehow and thin plywood or planks as a platform. Then kinda go for a covered wagon thing for the weight reduction. Then when I stop, unhitch and level it.

Yes just carrying my micro tent in a backpack works but I'm curious.
 
So... Dingwalls...... whats the theory behind the whole fanned frets idea?

More stupid science haha. Its about the natural curveture if your hand with the fretboard.

And sartori the 1200s i had never farted out ever tuned to A and G running with the 2000s head. Sounded great , def not as much bass as other cabs, but sounded awesome with fuzz.
 
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Doesn't seem to bother him any - guy nails it.

BTW Sam - I like the "Early Works" double disc if you don't have it yet, has some clean vocals, which is different from the newer vocals which seem to be all Cookie all the time.
Yeah I could really like Church of Misery without the screams. Doesn't seem to serve the song IMO.
Which is weird cause I listen to allot of screaming metal.
Probably the same reason I don't put mayo on my fries: just not meant to be together.
 

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