Nothing to apologize for at all. We all enjoy hearing what others are doing. And the comments are all well deserved and justified!
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Thunderbird Club
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godofthunder59
Life is short, buy the bass.
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Mine might be worth 1/2 that...maybe.On it!
Not so much. Serious Pesos for that.
On another note(Db): Used the Embassy on last night's gig. I do believe it's gonna work out well. I need to make some minor adjustments on the amp's EQ, which is dang near impossible onstage except on breaks(top/rear controls.
Saw an interesting oval window decal yesterday: small print at bottom-"Welcome To Florida" Large print in center was "
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I told our kids.If we knew grandkids would be so much fun we would have had them first.
I love that joke, just can’t remember where I saw it first. TruthI told our kids.If we knew grandkids would be so much fun we would have had them first.
My daughters didn’t laugh.
Greetings from the North,
I always loved the sound that Roy Wood got on the Move song 'Message From The Country'.
Rezdog
I always loved the sound that Roy Wood got on the Move song 'Message From The Country'.
Rezdog
I vote for smile. There’s enough pictures of me looking serious while playing.
When I played with the Jason Lane Band I made a point of bringing a different bass to every rehearsal.
Just grab those of in the Mediocre Bassist Club. The rest is pure hype.
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- Jun 30, 2010
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+1 "turn that frown upside down!" I always enjoy live music as an audience member when the musicians on stage if not smiling, look like they are enjoying themselves. I find myself smiling on stage when performing when I look around at my bandmates rockin' our songs! Bond Girl Cherie has really worked on her stage presence and you can feel the audience responce to her. One can play music in your room alone, but one performs for an audience on a stage.
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I've demo'd a few basses at rehearsals to hear how they fit in our mix, but only rotate a few now that passed the test.
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I'm such a *space cadet! I didn't even have my friend Peter take a pic of Sam & I last night!
*1950's Space Patrol belt buckle to prove membership!
They did only one very long piece. The entirety was transformative but there was one point especially where Sam was providing the melodic content over Johns polyrhythmic's and it just went to another level. If you are familiar with Nels Clines guitar work - it reminded me of that; manic craziness but singing sonically. (w/o vocals) I know that moment when deep in a jam-session shifting and maneuvering and then everyone in the room aligns into one whole - sends chills up your spine!
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Now I really want to try the BC Rich with the Steel Leather pedal. I'm really enjoying what I'm getting from it with the Thunderbird.
yep….gotta love ‘em grandkids….I love that joke, just can’t remember where I saw it first. Truth
My daughters didn’t laugh.
Doesn’t he have a short scale?
yeah, got his uncle a short scale Ibanez years ago which he has now inherited…
Walk toward them with a big shöêt-eating, tooth-ridden, wide-eyed grin!!
