How do I stop my lead singer from helping the drummer and I with our gear?
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"Actually I know this bass/pedal/rig is the flavour of the month but I'm going to be original and go with something else."
"the thing I've bought is ok, not great but it might not be what you want"
"the thing I've bought is ok, not great but it might not be what you want"
"Use the search!!!!" / "Why don't we have many new members around here?"
TB Cliché's and their opposites
Band leaders, producers, and recording engineers are always giving me the skunk eye when they see me pull out my P bass, and then they say, "Look, do you have a Hello Kitty bass you could use instead?"
Band leaders, producers, and recording engineers are always giving me the skunk eye when they see me pull out my P bass, and then they say, "Look, do you have a Hello Kitty bass you could use instead?"
We all, as members of TB, are cliches too. I love the diversity. From grey haired sages whose gear is genuinely road-worn, to pimply teenagers with car subwoofers for cabs. Come one, come all.
So you also play carpathian gypsy music, fretless for that weird intonation they use?
All same gauge tuned to the same pitch.
I finally cured my GAS.
What's the best bass for classic rock?
What's the best bass for classic rock?
Did you know that 'jojo' is the Georgian word for 'devil'?OMOJ - Only My Old Junk
'It's an unoriginal Fender parts bass made of components from different years and types, but hey, it's totally worth what they're asking for it..."
Get thee behind me, drummer!
Maybe ChatTrout?
