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We bassist are so under appreciated!

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ive gotten praise before for being a bassist....its weird. its kinda unexpected and then you feel like you should feel good about it but nope....feels kinda dirty haha. im totally happy with the way i can play with my band so i see no reason to get praised or worshiped or whatever. if you do you job right no one notices you :hiding:
 
That's where the temporary gym teacher from my school is from. She came to the US through a teacher exchange program. Her name is Ms.Adams. Another teacher from my school is also from Australia, but he's permanent. He never said where he's from though. His name is Mr. Steven Charles, but every one calls him either Mr.Charles or Charles.

Do either of them recognize how important Bass is and why all bass players should be recognized?
 
This thread is like a perpetual motion machine, just after a good nudge it keeps going and going and going and going and going.... modern sociology at its finest. :)
 
I think all bass player should be required by law to wear a t-shirt during their gig that states, "I am the bass player. Bow before me."

That should set the crowd straight. :)
 
I guess if a bassist really wants to be appreciated, they could just stop playing in the middle of a song. Then, after the band/crowd gets pissed, they can start playing again to shut em up and make em happy... Its a good ego boost, but may get them reprimanded by the more 'important' players in the band. ;)
 
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