menolikeslap

Not having any recording experience (bedroom bass player), I'd have to say: You are the expert on bass sound, so you should at least have some say on how the product sounds in terms of bass. You don't need to be elitist about it, but make clear what you want.

21 cm, and I enjoy thinner necks.

Yes I would play for no money, but I want free drinks, so I can get faced after the gig

[quote name='wombatboter' post='1139642' date='Feb 24 2011, 10:47 AM']I saw her face turning red and her hands started to lose grip on the sticks.. She barely made it to the end of the song and she was gasping for air at the last cymbal stroke..[/quote] This is why I hesitate when thinking about female drummers. They just don't have the power to let loose. It's the same [url="http://www.bikester.co.uk/bicycles/bmx.html"]as in sport[/url].

Sounds like she was protecting her self-esteem with a remarkable [url="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunning%E2%80%93Kruger_effect"]Dunning-Kruger reflex[/url]. You should ask the next drummer you audition if he has one, [url="http://www.bikester.co.uk/bicycles.html"][color="#000000"]just for sport[/color][/url]. I'd never say I'm better than another musician, then again I have no self-respect

Wasn't one song in general, but the Specials and some of Primus' stuff got me interested in playing the bass.

I switched to flats several days ago, don't really remember the name, but I think I should have payed some more moneys . I really miss the brightness, but not the squeaking. My question to you guys is, whether there are any flatwounds that can compete with roundwounds for brightness, or if I need to find my old strings in [url="http://www.bikester.co.uk"][color="#000000"]the cycle bin[/color][/url].

Call me mainstream, but really: Police songs Dirty Magic - Offspring Knights of Cydonia - Muse Pink Floyd - [url="http://www.bikester.co.uk"][color="#000000"]Bike[/color][/url]