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We bassist are so under appreciated!

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When I was 10 or 11, I always saw that the bass player was laid back and didn't care whether or not he/she got interviewed after every show. I just knew that the bass player knew how to keep the guitar player in line. Nobody ever realizes, but the Drummer and the Bassist are the most important members in a band. Without them, there would be no rhythm, and people would be off. Bass players are like metronomes. No one recognizes their job, but that doesn't mean they aren't important.
 
The OP's post is hilarious. Why don't you get praise and blah blah blah. I do with my band. I write a ton of stuff, do tons of promotion, hook up shows, find gear, and am generally awesome in every way. I'm even good at stroking my ego. My band would dissolve with out my extreme awesome powers of grey skull.
 
I play guitar I play bass I sing I write and play all instruments on my recordings,People call me all the friggin time,why? they want a singing bassist,I feel in time you will be geting what you need,as for me?I love bass it has been rewarding
 
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