I’ve always liked the Explorer body style. I don’t know what that is, a pickup maybe? Cool either way.
The first bass I owned was in ‘75, a Grabber with the sliding pickup. Gene had one, so I had to.
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I’ve always liked the Explorer body style. I don’t know what that is, a pickup maybe? Cool either way.
The first bass I owned was in ‘75, a Grabber with the sliding pickup. Gene had one, so I had to.
I love it when sellers slip those in. Years ago I was looking at a watch on ebay being sold by a dude I knew in FLORIDA(figures), last two pics were him naked with 2 girls. I emailed him and they were gone a few minutes later.
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I love it when sellers slip those in. Years ago I was looking at a watch on ebay being sold by a dude I knew in FLORIDA(figures), last two pics were him naked with 2 girls. I emailed him and they were gone a few minutes later.
That’s a thing on Craigslist too, only hidden gems. A buddy showed me a for sale ad for a dining table and there was a door mirror in the pic. In the mirror, you could see a naked dude holding the camera taking the picture, dong and all.
They don't make a bass that I've seen.
I don't relish the design anyway.
I don't relish the design anyway.
A lot of those types of things are failures but I kind of dig that.
Those are only for hotdogs and brats.
Whenever I see that word used in that context, I picture Riker eating grub worms and saying “Relish in your body.” to Picard.
Blergh
I do like the idea of swapping pickups fast like that but I'd probably just switch basses if I needed a drastic change.
New worship leader at one of the churches I've played at. He wants to come in and change shit around. He's about to destroy the delicate balance. Never had more drama than with church bands.
Anyway I've been "invited" to play. I told the guy that I'll skip out on practice at the first chance of one of my real gigs. He didn't seem to happy about that. These guys always want the most effort for zero compensation.
Anyway I've been "invited" to play. I told the guy that I'll skip out on practice at the first chance of one of my real gigs. He didn't seem to happy about that. These guys always want the most effort for zero compensation.
Always the most drama. There's a good reason for the expression, "preaching to the choir." I won't play again at a church that doesn't compensate the band members at least minimally. I CAN sign that check and drop it in the basket - if that's how I feel about it, that day.
I'm playing one time to see what's up. Doubt I'll do it again. I already told the guy that I have no desire to be committed to a worship team in any way.Always the most drama. There's a good reason for the expression, "preaching to the choir." I won't play again at a church that doesn't compensate the band members at least minimally. I CAN sign that check and drop it in the basket - if that's how I feel about it, that day.
I contacted some dudes that wanted a singer for just casual home-jamming. After seeing their set list I decided(with her permission) to throw the wife under the bus claiming, "the wife says she's not putting up with that shit again!"
I need to get back to work - I get in trouble staying home.
I need to get back to work - I get in trouble staying home.
I won't play at church unless I can do the NIB solo right before we tear into Ave Maria.
I played at one super progressive church where I was able to tear into a fully fuzzed version of At The Cross(old standard) in the solo section of some Lincoln Brewster song. Older peeps actually recognized it and started singing along.