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The Random Thought Megathread
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We could start a line of obscure bass reference T-Shirts that only we, by "we" I mean some of us, will understand....
This from @TonyP- would be a good starter....
Excuse me but you have your I-IV-V in my II-V-I
This from @TonyP- would be a good starter....
Excuse me but you have your I-IV-V in my II-V-I
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I would be honored...We could start a line of obscure bass reference T-Shirts that only we, by "we" I mean some of us, will understand....
This from @TonyP- would be a good starter....
Excuse me but you have your I-IV-V in my II-V-I
I've got a good shirt slogan: "I forgot to crimp my E and now it sounds dead, does it sound dead to you? And does anyone know a vendor that sells singletons?"
That should perplex 'em
That should perplex 'em
How are we supposed to find out what the best tuba for metal is?
I came here looking for Bass the fish and got Bass the instrument.
Wanting boats and line on rods ended up with cabs and putting line on a wood rods that make loud.
I hate it when Auto Correct changes Bass the fish to Bass the instrument, lately it has been changing Bass the instrument to Bass the fish.
The best metal for tuba is brass.
The best tuba for heavy metal would be Made from plutonium
It's a heckuva trick to play one of those and drive the forklift at the same time.
Still easier than the one made from mercury
That is what happens when you play heavy metal tuba for more than a couple of minutes
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