Usually, restraints require someone else to be involved...
That's usually how i like it..............although, i prefer to be the restrainer, instead on the restrainee.

Just had to use all the willpower i had to refrain.
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Usually, restraints require someone else to be involved...

That's usually how i like it..............although, i prefer to be the restrainer, instead on the restrainee.
Just had to use all the willpower i had to refrain.
That's usually how i like it..............although, i prefer to be the restrainer, instead on the restrainee.
Just had to use all the willpower i had to refrain.
No kidding. The Queen tribute band should be the opener and carry the sedan chair.Someone on the organizing committee has a warped sense of humour.![]()
Can't go there if you started there and never left. We haven't discussed that for a while, so it's appropriate to bring it up and make sure we don't forget.
And here I wondered if anyone would "go there", surprisingly you beat Jeff to it!
That would be an awesome first or second or third Thunderbird. A VP is also a good idea. Around here, the real answer is both. And probably another one to keep them company.
I love my Epi VP, truly a wonderful bass, especially at the price. That said I much prefer the thinner necks of my Gibsons, for me they're noticeably easier to play, especially my '89.
Not all that far off in the US of Eh......here in Europe you can get a pair of Lollars for the same price...no bass included....
The neck would be the deal-maker for me. You can change everything else...I love my Epi VP, truly a wonderful bass, especially at the price. That said I much prefer the thinner necks of my Gibsons, for me they're noticeably easier to play, especially my '89.
It is. I’ve always admired him for his playing and by all accounts his down to earth, kinda needy relationship with fans. He has a sense of humor too. But that voice.... just can’t listen to it for very long. Of course no one can listen to mine either so I should shut up.
You are lying!
That is not what happened last time!
Can't go there if you started there and never left. We haven't discussed that for a while, so it's appropriate to bring it up and make sure we don't forget.
That's a good point... the truth is I don't really have the reference of which necks (or pickups) I prefer. Ideally I'd be able to go down the Thunderbird Store and try the whole wall! (Is there such a thing? lol)
Not fair Chucky!
I'm channeling June Cleaver lately![]()
I have huge admiration for GL's bass-playing skills, especially as the band matured, and he does seem like a decent person with a good sense of humor. I also do not care for his voice or their music in general, but fully acknowledge why they are legionary. There's a lot of bands I feel this way about purely because their music has never interested me. Having said this, I quite enjoy this performance - note: even Geddy Lee looks at his fretboard when playing...
Different bucket of chicken.That's a different story.
Or, different chain of events.![]()
I forget when I have had some distilled drinks.How can you forget an instilled behavior?![]()
I have huge admiration for GL's bass-playing skills, especially as the band matured, and he does seem like a decent person with a good sense of humor. I also do not care for his voice or their music in general, but fully acknowledge why they are legionary. There's a lot of bands I feel this way about purely because their music has never interested me. Having said this, I quite enjoy this performance - note: even Geddy Lee looks at his fretboard when playing...
