The Last Bass Outpost

I'd eat it. I may have already. Next door neighbors are Ecuadoran. They've seved some kind of delicacy meat at special occasions where they've invited the neighbors (e.g. their daughter's quinceañera). I'll ask.

Quote from: uwe on November 18, 2024, 01:46:21 PMYou and Keith form a Rush-subforum then! 

I remember very well how shaken and full of woe Dave was during Keith's meter-confused Rush years. Stuff like that worries you as a parent.

You're confused. Hearing Keith play Rush records was a welcome change from blasting metal bands at high volume.

All so long ago.

Quote from: ilan on November 18, 2024, 03:53:07 AMNice tune. So I used this to learn the guitar part. Not there yet but at 70-80% speed it takes shape.

This guy is really good! And so are you even if you can't do it at full speed.

Time for a Norm bit.

Trust Scott to get an overdriven/distorted sound even out of a fretless hollow-body! 

I might not be in his kiss,


but it's certainly in his hands!

Impressive performance with an EB3 courtesy of B. B. Dickerson ...

I know, sigh. You don't like to recognize what you eat.

Herr Weller with an unorthodox right hand style on a 4003/4001 ...



And his acolyte with a 4005 that actually belonged/belongs to Paul Weller and was loaned to Noel for the recording of the fourth Oasis album ("Standing On The Shoulders Of Giants ...") when the band were temporarily without a bassist, with Noel rising to the occasion with typical Mancunian swagger: "Well, it's only a friggin' bass, how hard can it be?!":


Actually, his bass riff in the verses is a nice one, a little on the psychedelic side.

Always love this show! I'll have to revisit it! I'll give the theme a listen when I get a chance.

Hey, we Yanks have both gourmet dishes: burgers AND cheeseburgers!