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Is there still time to photograph yourself mooning and leave a copy at the site where they stashed the cabs?

[quote name='PaulGibsonBass' timestamp='1500505752' post='3338387'] Mrs GibsonBass supports what I do but isn't particularly interested. It's just not her thing. She comes to the occasional gig if possible and I'm cool with that; there's little point in her coming to see something that she doesn't enjoy. I can count on one hand the amount of times she has come to either a band or a solo gig. It suits me because I kind of feel responsible for her when I'd rather concentrate on what I'm doing than making sure she's ok. [/quote] My wife is the same and my attitude to her being there is like yours. I've no specific objection, but would rather concentrate on my gig.

[quote name='Burrito' timestamp='1500320434' post='3336950'] 25,000 topics and we still don't know what bass is best for metal!?! [/quote] Thank God. If we did get a definitive answer, what would we do then?

All the best for a good recovery and damn your eyes for giving me rhythmstick to learn!

His sweet, falsetto singing is also very beautiful. I saw him with Zawinul Syndicate and it brought me close to tears.

Hiya, check out this link to Eventim, there's a picture. It looks to be an open air on a BIG market square. http://www.ticketcorner.ch/Tickets.html?affiliate=TCS&doc=artistPages/tickets&action=tickets&fun=artist&key=1750759$8827511&language=en Herren Acker (an acker usually refers to a field, probably a reference to it's past when it was still a market town and this was where all trading was done). Have fun, P. It looks like it's all standing.

[quote name='Number6' timestamp='1499722026' post='3333205'] i was noodling on a Hagstrom Swede..... [/quote] Is that some sort of euphemism?

[quote name='mikel' timestamp='1499346873' post='3330887'] Guitar solo? Gilmour on "Another Brick in the Wall." [/quote] Oh yes, a very good call.

For a straight up memorable pop solo that you can sing along to, this has to get a mention http://youtu.be/aQUlA8Hcv4s

Good on you mate.

I agree. I know a very good rock singer who's stage presence was very poor. He spent a couple of months videoing himself and gradually making adjustments. After about 6 months he had really turned things around. If you look like a rock god, ou might just start feeling like one, or at least enough so to pull it off.

[quote name='blue' timestamp='1499210435' post='3330060'] Agreed, Smiling ( which I struggle with ) and good eye contact with the audience is key. Blue [/quote] I suffer from this. What I thought my 'normal' neutral expression to be is, in fact, a right miserable mug. I find trying to smile very arkward but ultimately better than looking p1$$ed off.

[quote name='Dad3353' timestamp='1499207442' post='3330040'] Too young, I suppose. [/quote]

[quote name='BobVbass' timestamp='1498980197' post='3328290'] Weekend World....Nantucket Sleigh Ride by Mountain (starts at 2:27) [url="https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=qip4aQLc7L0"]https://m.youtube.co...h?v=qip4aQLc7L0[/url] [/quote] Now there's an absolute corker that I haven't heard in about 30 years.

That's great. It's like going into a pub and asking for "a pint of beer, please."

I once worked in a show where the dancers were hired from the States. One was inflicted with the, in my opinion, incredibly vile name of Wealthy.

[quote name='ProfJames' timestamp='1498435337' post='3324640'] Would rather put my head up an elephant than listen to that talentless twat [/quote] [quote name='Dad3353' timestamp='1498435601' post='3324644'] Move over; I'll be joining you. [/quote] Now, now boys, let's not be making this a matter for the RSPCA.

@PawelG, thanks for that, now it's in my HEAD!

Aaaaaaarghhhh, don't they look lovely! Congratualtions and best wishes for the future.

I had tennis elbow problems some years ago. It lasted over 6 months and threatened to stop me playing altogether, which, being as I do it for a living, caused me a lot of worry at the time. After 4 months of combined physiotherapy, stimulation current therapy and massaging with an ice cube (v. painful that last one) making matters worse, I got a cortizone shot which only helped temporarily. The problem soon came back and I was very worried. Then I tried homeopathy. I can't remember the substance used, but symptoms were 80% gone within a matter of days. I know many people are skeptical of homeopathy, myself included, but on this occasion it worked for me. Either way, good luck with your recovery. I had a milder recurrence about 3 years ago and a good osteopath was able to help me using manipulation to free up blockages in my joints.

There was a thread on them here not so long ago http://basschat.co.uk/topic/299177-anderson-paak/page__fromsearch__1 http://youtu.be/ferZnZ0_rSM