Ugh! That is frustrating. I am always like a kid when I impatiently wait for those kinds of new "toys". I will be looking forward to your review and to hear about how it helps you to "cut through the mix"!
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Thunderbird Club
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Day... 8 is it? Pics are running thin, but someone's gotta keep it going. Artsy fartsy shot of the newly chromed G&L-bird.
Gaolee
Official leathers tester and crash dummy
"Tip the bar tender. We'll be here all week."
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My Cat Child Latifa.
She was a stray, hanging around my work, the staff and I started feeding her as it became apart that she was on her own. It took months to catch her, she cried that sad meow cats do upon being put in a carrier to take her home. She hid underneath the utility room sink for a week or so, only coming out cautiously to eat. I caught her again for a trip to vet which included a microchip. It's been about a year and half now that she's been my house kitty, it's taken awhile but her true self has come thru, she's really an affectionate sweetheart, I'm unashamed to say I love her! She often sits in the front window waiting for me to come home from work and is always there to greet me as I come through the door.
She was a stray, hanging around my work, the staff and I started feeding her as it became apart that she was on her own. It took months to catch her, she cried that sad meow cats do upon being put in a carrier to take her home. She hid underneath the utility room sink for a week or so, only coming out cautiously to eat. I caught her again for a trip to vet which included a microchip. It's been about a year and half now that she's been my house kitty, it's taken awhile but her true self has come thru, she's really an affectionate sweetheart, I'm unashamed to say I love her! She often sits in the front window waiting for me to come home from work and is always there to greet me as I come through the door.
Sorry, not getting it. Tell us what you really think.
The player foremost in my thoughts as I was typing that is from around your neck of the woods actually...
Shamelessly lifted from the 'famous people that play bass thread'.
He still doesn't RTFM....
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This is the earliest photo of The Nasty Habits playing out in public, we're at a sweaty bar in Pt Angeles WA. called "The Crazy Fish", I have no idea what song we're playing (you can see the headstock of my white '89) but the crowd is having a great time - There's one girl looking at the camera with a huge smile on her face - I love that.
I like going up there- those places on the neck where you get that nice, sustaining, low-mid-hollering "HOOOOM" sound. The rare, nimbly-like passages that dive back down to the depths are great, hilarious fun... short skirts or no short skirts!And I thought you were going to comment on my slate floor since it's laid on 45 degrees
I have no idea *** I was playing here, anything past the moneys is usually "the undiscovered country"
Well, ok. The skirts win...
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My favorite Bowie line. Hang on to yourself, Colin.
Bizarre photo, it's like the crowd have been frozen in time and she is walking through themThis is the earliest photo of The Nasty Habits playing out in public, we're at a sweaty bar in Pt Angeles WA. called "The Crazy Fish", I have no idea what song we're playing (you can see the headstock of my white '89) but the crowd is having a great time - There's one girl looking at the camera with a huge smile on her face - I love that.
here's one of mine in Athens GA
Like the tone of your bird.
The current advert on this page for reverb.com is highlighting a Gibson Les Paul Standard for $464,313.38 - yeah like that's going to get played!
Just now catching up. Here are my boys.
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It's a way to illustrate how we are all below the moneyed elite who could buy this as an 'investment'. My response; f--k them and the horse they rode in on.
keep on rocking' in the free world
hillerup
There are basses, and there are Thunderbirds!
Hell yes! Nice! THAT looks like a fun show
Thanks guys!
It was a fun job - We were totally on fire that night, and those two songs were the opening songs...
Unfortunately the gig was very poorly advertised and there was another event going on the same night - So attendence was extremely low...
Our singer was a little disillusioned because of this, before we took the stage. But I had just made a backstage peptalk about how the people that did show up, were there for us and paid to see us. So they should have the best possible performance - The band was on fire after that and we had a great party on stage...
The venue, soundsystem and soundguy was great, there was seriously great catering and we got paid - So everything was cool.
