I notice that lots of bass players wear hats on stage - there have been threads on here about it before.
Why?
Is it to hide a bald spot, or does it improve your bass technique / add irresistible sex-appeal / keep your head warm / other?
Do I need to acquire a hat, and what would you recommend?
Thanks in advance
Or...now don't get cross Hellzero...but you could just play the bass guitar without harbouring ambitions to be a guitarist *spits*
It's perverted is what it is!
Ps. 5 & 6 string basses are generally played by people with ridiculously expensive haircuts & no friends!
So there!
*runs to fall-out shelter in fear for life*
Wash yo' mouf out Al Krow!
A bass guitar has four strings, no more, no less. Anything else is an abomination & an affront to the natural order of things.
*re. Your later point - bass players were given 4 fingers and a thumb on each hand. The thumb is for anchoring!
So there! 😛
These people move to an area because of the culture & atmosphere - live music venues are a big part of this.
Then they complain because of the noise from a live music venue.
They should be strung up by their, erm, fingernails.
Night & Day in Manchester had a similar problem with some moaning git, & the council got involved. It looked like they were going to have to close, but it seems something was worked out & there's still live music on.
Drives me mad!
This is the venue:
https://www.facebook.com/events/morley-cheeks/morley-cheeks-jam-night/1385026628424796/
And this is one of the musicians (bass player, of course )
http://www.dyversemusic.com/2013/07/bos-70th-birthday-party.html
Wombats & llamas.
Been surveying railway stations (last tuesday, thursday, friday & tomorrow), then wedding on friday evening. Recovering on saturday - then BBQ, then recovering on sunday, and here I am!
Da-daaaahhh!