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Other Bass Brands / Re: the Alembic live
« on: March 16, 2024, 10:31:11 PM »
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With one difference being that Rick Springfield was quite a chick magnet. He didn't just have the pop singer image, but also the soap opera thing going on. I think it was just too much for a lot of women to resist. I can remember being around women several times talking about him. They wanted to rip his clothes off as well as their own. I'm sure Eric Carmen must have had a positive reaction, too. I just don't know very much about him.
That was bound to come.
It's otherwise a cool bass, I like the re=issue pickups a lot, and in a short scale like this I bet they sound really good - That color though, why? They make all these cool guitars and just do this $#!* for bass players.
Covid-related lockdown was probably the last time there will ever be a surge in guitar sales for these big, generic retailers with physical stores. Guitar 'culture' seems increasingly irrelevant and at odds with the direction popular music is taking. Coverage of NAMM from thus year looked especially desolate, with several major manufactures notable in their absence. Increasingly, guitar culture is becoming akin to baseball card collecting, with a smaller pool of hobbyists with deep pockets determining the discourse. $600 boutique overdrive pedals that never leave the 'man cave', etc.Totally agree with the baseball card collecting reference. I see so much of it in the TalkBass Thunderbird group. WHY?