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Stoner/Doom Bassists Thread, Part 90: Maxed Out

haha.
Reminds me of Cheech and Chong when the detective turns into a lizard.
Which reminds me of Jesus Lizard which reminds me of Amphetamine Reptile which reminds me of PeeWee's Big adventure... Which then goes back to Cheech and Chong. full circle on that one.
"Would you like a hamburger, Mr. Lizard?!?!?"
 
A reptilian shapeshifter who's given up his birthright to dominance over the human race in order to embrace doomy riffs and low tones?

Sounds like a preposterous concept album to me! :D

Yea totally not trying to design the perfect hypno-drone-riff...

haha.
Reminds me of Cheech and Chong when the detective turns into a lizard.
Which reminds me of Jesus Lizard which reminds me of Amphetamine Reptile which reminds me of PeeWee's Big adventure... Which then goes back to Cheech and Chong. full circle on that one.

Was Kevin bacon in there somewhere.
 
Why the hell did I not see these when they were new?!?!?!

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I remember when those came out, and was pretty excited, but ended up being disappointed in Gibson (again...). It's SO close to being a junior style EB-0, but they had to go and screw with the body shape. Still pretty cool.
 
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Well managed to get our band submitted to be considered as a local opener for Torche before they actually chose the bands. Told them we were the obvious choice because I play an EGC... lol. Fingers crossed.

Go man go!!!

I remember when those came out, and was pretty excited, but ended up being disappointed in Gibson (again...). It's SO close to being a junior style EB-0, but they had to go and screw with the body shape. Still pretty cool.

Close enough for me :)
 
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S' slow in here. What's the best passive 4 string bass "soapbar" pickup for heavy music? xD

Looking at Seymour Duncan's NYC bass humbuckers.

Any other suggestions/recommendations? I know most here tend to use P pickups and such, but I don't own nary a bass with such a route!