StickyDBRmf

Wild!

We were going through an identity crisis, writing new material and throwing out, and playing the same venue every weekend we started changing the name of the band every week. By Week 4 we were The Normal Spoons I took it upon myself to rename everyone also. Guitarist James - Sam Fingerhead Keyboardist Robert - Guadalupe Machino Drummer Tom - Fidolfo Cruz Bassist Marty - Eli Tokyo It was a local crowd, everyone was in on the joke.

Don't Eat The Yellow Snow - F.Z. -

Living In America - James Brown -

Dog Breath -FZ-

I have an idea, but what exactly is a bell end?

My Jazz was probably strung with flats, hence me trying black nylon tapewound (they looked cool, but burnt my fingers when I slid on them).

I haven't jumped in on a few posts inter-related but I will now because this perfectly answers your question. My first bass was a '72 Jazz Bass. I don't know what strings were on it, but at some point due to advertisments in Bass Player Magazine I tried flats, black tapewounds, picks... A shift in influences led me to Rotosound Roundwounds, the Holy Grail and in the US half the price of my Jazz, so... Ernie Balls to the rescue, then D'addario, then roundwounds on my fretless P bass also. So you have to shave the neck once in a while. Roundwounds.

Irrational?

Dirty Love - F.Z.-

Take Your Clothes Off When You Dance - F.Z.

Brown Shoes Don't Make It - The Mothers -

Trouble Every Day - The Mothers Of Invention -

Hey Joe - any/all of them

Mondo Bondage - The Tubes -

Baby Take Your Teeth Out -FZ-

Dive Talkin' -The Gee Bees-

In reference to a certain band firing a certain drummist Whoa

Eat it - Weird Al Yankovic

Daltry needs to go back to acting

Young and Rich -The Tubes-

Kajagoogo

How many of us have been electrocuted in the garage? Can we start a poll?

When I read the topic I thought about what I did with my heavy Ibanez Studio 8 string. I drilled holes in the body, until the whole upper wing fell off. I see you were looking for other ways to deal with the weight. It is much lighter, though...

Oooo. Good one. (coming from a guy that plays a multi-dimensional fretted Stick)