visog
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That could be good. JB is at his best when given a direction and context.
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So team... Yes, Genesis... all electric hymns basically. Chris Squire is a walking cathedral. Forget any syncopation. And yes they use odd meters but by and large it's a carpet of harmony with Howe/Wakeman/Banks/Hackett providing the melody. Glorious!
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Lovely - plenty of phwerp there... -
Here's a sentence I wasn't expecting to say, "That semi looks amazing!". But it does. Would love to hear how it sounds. Anyway to the OP, GLWTS.... as modern Bernie owner I can attest to the fit, finish and general awesomeness... So in a moment of lucidity I'd add that you see these basses like the OP's and you play them and you get this vivid 3-d tone and the others sound like a plank. And frankly play like one. So I restate GLWTS someone is going to get a cut above... -
Whoa! Looks lovely and that action low... -
Crikey!
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Good heavens! GLWTS -
Brian Carroll apparently. Ex-student of Paul Gilbert.
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Meh... admire him as an artist and doing things a little bit differently but his music to me is quirky for the sake of it and his ideas sound unfinished. Also the Deliverance Backwoodsman shtick was a good antidote to the po-faced grunge crowd at the time - less so now. Can't blame a guy for tryin' I do like that guy with a bucket on his head though... can't remember his name but he's a bit good.
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Christ! Did you get that (Social) working without latency? -
Looks fun... Can it do all that filter malarkey? -
No info sorry but it's beaut!
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Oof! Loving this and your photos look like it has a pretty decent action. Thump-on!
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Christ! Recounting your dreams is tantamount to regaling your golf stories... Or epic drinking stories. You had to be there...
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I think Adam is great. Very learned. Interesting perspectives..
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Having a noodle on the GB... Last chord terribly late sorry.... SysBlues.mov
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Never did understand what a 'funky boogaloo' was though....
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Absolutely... so she's published her tutor books 50 years ago. Now let's address Gary Willis' phenomenal approach...
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I like the look of these... Sort of Wal on steroids but then I remember I set my EQ then forget about it so having 10 trillion options is somewhat redundant...
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Yeah the 'Groovehacker' thing grates but otherwise, that's the nature of digital promotion. As I say, he's more than justified his presence with lots of great free content. I like his Billy Sheehan fixation and his respectful coverage of Jaco. He needs more Stanley thinking about it...
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Hmmm his advertising is pretty intense BUT he's got so much good free content I think we can give him a pass. Currently hacking through interminable Gary Willis lesson promotions but hey, Gary is great too. Love his books. Nice chap too - met him at a Bass show a few years back.
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Saw Chris, Neil and Allan many times. Never saw Jaco. Just missed his Manchester WR 8:30 show by a year of gig attendance...
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Think I just want Jaco and Chris Squire to be reborn TBH... And Allan Holdsworth and Neil Peart.
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I have the Two Notes too but I accept the hiss as part of the whole hairy sound mojo. I do GAS for the DG range, actually the Vintage micro tubes. My concern over your recommendation though is the ubiquity of this sound from the Prog-Metal arpeggiators. Also the IRs.... phfffw... Just make a righteous sound out the box. Maybe I should try a DG again...
