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Thunderbird Club

I really enjoyed his breakdown of the song (FWIW it still gives me some goosebumps all these years later too, I think it's one of rock's greatest songs.) , I've played along with it but never with the intricacy or low D. The bass tone by itself seemed a bit dry, yet in the mix it works. Genius .
The group of people that set up the Abbey Road jam a while back were discussing playing the Boston album. I’m game, but I have concerns about the vocals. Emile is a great singer, but there are parts that are way high up!
 
Back to the red neon DR's... :thumbsdown:

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So are the Red Neon DR strings just basically DR Black Beauties except red, or are they a completely different string?

AFAIK, they're the same string with a different coating. But I'm not even remotely an expert on that subject...:speechless:

Commentary on that bass, posing it beside a stool?

Stool just happened to be in the same place where it was most convenient to use the door frame/trim to prop the bass up with.
Stool's always there, you just usually don't see it, it's covered by the cardboard boxes I take pictures of in the same spot :)
 
@D.M.N. Going through your material on Spotify, I didn't see before that you had put out a cover of Rumble. I am a big fan of the song. I have always liked the original and spent some time trying to recreate the original bass line. But, it is on an upright so everything is between notes. I think the rhythm is more important than anything as it was supposed to be a stroll.