and one of these....And every other bit of clothing I wear when playing that one. I may have to go for a raw silk suit and really big hat. The Larry Graham look, only a whole lot more melanin challenged.


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and one of these....And every other bit of clothing I wear when playing that one. I may have to go for a raw silk suit and really big hat. The Larry Graham look, only a whole lot more melanin challenged.


Still say they need ear tufts.
And every other bit of clothing I wear when playing that one. I may have to go for a raw silk suit and really big hat. The Larry Graham look, only a whole lot more melanin challenged.
Uh, no. I gotta draw the line somewhere.
Larry Graham look on painfully white dude. Could go either way and by ‘either way,’ I mean bad to total birth control






Saw that many times visiting SC and once in The Lost Boys.and the Giant Dipper, the only all wood coaster left on the west coast...
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compared to today's standards, still a banging ride..Saw that many times visiting SC and once in The Lost Boys.
Very cool! I’ve still never tried sidewinders, but I really want to!
afraid to ask where that Hartke driver went..
Wow...
for a small fee i can send you this for a month or two..So for only $600 I can get some to see if I like em!!!
Wait...
I'm kinda thinking total birth control.Larry Graham look on painfully white dude. Could go either way and by ‘either way,’ I mean bad to total birth control

In the same spectacularly successful way that I pull off the Larry Graham look. We're on a roll around here!So, how do i say this so it comes off as a funny.
Cheap at twice the price!So for only $600 I can get some to see if I like em!!!
Wait...
That's exactly how I use bridge pickups.Being primarily a pick player, the idea of two pickups that close together is troublesome, especially knowing the bridge pickup isn’t really needed for me. On my Gibson w/ Lollars, I use my bridge pickup the way others might use a tone knob. Sorta like an eq or presence knob. Ironic since I never touch tone knobs on any bass I own and often remove them altogether. On my Cataldo, the only time I notice the tone knob is when it gets bumped down by accident. One day it’ll get bypassed altogether. But on the Gibson w/ Lollars, I don’t mind the bridge pickup and find it kinda useful at times
hey, to uphold the kindred spirit of this club i would do it for shipping costs alone..So, how do i say this so it comes off as a funny.
Duke doesn't pay, especially people who send him basses.![]()
That's an old GK Goldline 4x10 that I had been strictly using as a practice only cabinet...….Things changed I took it to a few shows and started using for rehearsals too...……. Then I blow'd up one of the speakers!
So now, I'm not really certain of it's future, find a speaker is almost impossible, so I may just part it out.