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The Ric's and Orange's Club

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Oooo fun, count me in plz!
 
#7, Love the Midnight Blue. How do you like the 4-Stroke?

Thanks, just don't look at the TRC that I made for this bass ;)

The 4 stroke sounds great once the EQ gets dialed in.

I wish I had a picture from the show I played with my Ric 2030GF (Glenn Frey edition) through a vintage Orange OR120 back in the early 2000's. I still have the 2030GF, but I sold the amp to a good friend. The other band that played had a Ric 4003 Blue Boy.
 
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I can't be a member of the club, but as soon as I saw the title, I remembered seeing Uncle Acid and the Deadbeats a few years ago; their bassist was rocking a Rick through an Orange stack, and I described the sound at the time as "teeth-rattlingly glorious".
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How were they live as a band???...Have listened to a few of their albums and like them overall but guessing they would probably be pretty amazing live...
 
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How were they live as a band???...Have listened to a few of their albums and like them overall but guessing they would probably be pretty amazing live...

They were really good. I'm trying to think of a good way to describe them, because they were not what you would call "showy"; mostly they just stood there and played their instruments. I'm not sure there was any stage patter at all. But that makes it sound almost dull, and it wasn't dull, it was really intense. And I think that intensity came from shutting up and steamrolling the audience with the focus on the music.
 
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