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Thunderbird Club

I think it's silly to be embarrassed by something like that. The world is full of music. All different kinds! That wouldn't be the case if we all listened to the nay-sayers, gave in to peer pressure, and listened to the same thing as everyone else. If a song weaves itself into the fabric of your life... you wear it. It doesn't hafta be on the front page... but it's in there none the less. The people that matter the most, are the one's who'll deal with it, and accept you for who you are (which includes the music you listen to). The ones that don't, don't matter anyway! Don't hide who you are. Own that sh!t & wear it with pride! :cool::thumbsup:

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Saw them at the Satsop River Rock Festival in Washiington st. 71. Great time! I do remember most of it.
I saw WA in 1973, Hardrock Quarry outside of Akron NY, still got my ticket! My stub is the blue one on the right, I found d the left side on Ebay a few years ago. Amazing!
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I'm always surprised how popular British bands are over your side

Ive purchased many MOJO mags over the years with the included CD related to topics in that issue and one dealt with metal bands from the late 60's-70's. (Led Zep were the front cover featured band) They included many other British bands I'd never heard of that were part of that genre's introduction. Out of every movement in music there were the bands that didn't get the same exposure in the US as in the UK, especially if you lived in the mid-west. The west and east coast were likely to get more airplay of what was sent over. Even less was aired from Canada (other than Rush and a couple others) and back then I would stumble on cool obscure Canadian bands leafing through the 'cut-out' bins. Like this one -

 
Trujillo's pretty badazz..really enjoyed his Jaco documentary.

I haven't seen the Jaco documentary yet. I really enjoy Trujillo's work with Infectious Grooves.

I note that Metallica, being the rhythm guitar player/singer and drummer's band, they push up rhythm guitar and drums in the mix (to the detriment to other parts). Even so, they choose great bass players (then push them back in the mix and have them play mundane parts). Both Newstead and Trujillo are great players and in other projects really shine.
 
I think it's silly to be embarrassed by something like that. The world is full of music. All different kinds! That wouldn't be the case if we all listened to the nay-sayers, gave in to peer pressure, and listened to the same thing as everyone else. If a song weaves itself into the fabric of your life... you wear it. It doesn't hafta be on the front page... but it's in there none the less. The people that matter the most, are the one's who'll deal with it, and accept you for who you are (which includes the music you listen to). The ones that don't, don't matter anyway! Don't hide who you are. Own that sh!t & wear it with pride! :cool::thumbsup:
Well said!
 
Has anyone seen that "what did I buy?" thread? The GP here can be beyond belief, I think if it wasn't for you guts here I would be telling TB to fvck off tonight, how horrible do people need to be to each other?
I don’t get why people have to be like that.
Just this morning, someone asked if it was worth experimenting with capacitor values in his bass and right away someone posts “this has been covered - search it”
Why not just answer the feckin question?
 
I haven't seen the Jaco documentary yet. I really enjoy Trujillo's work with Infectious Grooves.

I note that Metallica, being the rhythm guitar player/singer and drummer's band, they push up rhythm guitar and drums in the mix (to the detriment to other parts). Even so, they choose great bass players (then push them back in the mix and have them play mundane parts). Both Newstead and Trujillo are great players and in other projects really shine.
Yes watch that Jaco doc!
Your explanation of the Metallica mix makes sense. I’ve never really heard the bass in any of their music, so it’s never attracted me.