Yes, four years in law school totally wasted
There was I thinking that by studying a bunch of leftover Norman laws with a desultory garnish of precedent I was feather bedding my future, I should in fact have been examining 1960s plastic
@mikebass456 example
I use it at om nights to demo a tune I’ve learned and I don’t need to cart an amp there and it’s not loud enough to disturb whoever is performing
Good call, mine is amazingly useful. If you’re playing acoustically with someone or for someone you need to snap at the strings a bit harder to get the volume needed
If I had my way, the rules would be that adults get each other one “something the other person likes” thing and then you would just enjoy the rest of the day as chill-time. Few more for the kids naturally
It’s not as hard as learning to read English, and you have the advantage of not having to learn to write it as well as read. I’m learning slowly, I’m good at spotting rhythms now, but pitches are coming slower
I think from reading that, that you’ll fit in just fine
checklist:
1. Large herd of instruments already ? CHECK
2. self deprecating SOH? CHECK
3. “project” on the go? CHECK
GOOD TO GO 👍
If you can’t hear it, you can’t have plagiarised it. Good to go 👍 says geek99 LLB (Hons) Law **
as Brer Rabbit would say “it’s not just real, it’s actual”
@joel406 there might come a point, in some parallel universe where I say airily “On a 5 I have a more fluid movement. ” however on this universe I’m limited to “hmm maybe I’ll be able to handle it maybe not” but I still say it looks amazing
needs tort though 🍿
If I had the talent to play one effectively/ time to learn/ ability to put up with “that’s a big guitar” nonsense I’d be all over it like Tony Blair over an Eastern European oligarch
big thumbs up from me - absolutely would
Jeez, what a hovel! They kept cows in there before you arrived, right ?
#joking 👍
im playing “stand by me” next OM night alongside a professional singer - no pressure