BassApprentice

[quote name='Chris2112' post='969834' date='Sep 27 2010, 06:29 PM']Absolutely, I've spoken with Stu a few times and he's been more than happy to just chat or answer my bass geek questions (I blame Stu for my love of Kubicki basses, nothing else gets that sound!). Probably the best night of live music I've ever seen (aside from Rush) was seeing Joe Satriani live for the third time. Stuart was playing bass and me and my brother had front row seats right in front of Stu. I was mesmerised all night, he is amazing. He even gave me the pick he used to play "Flying in a blue dream". Seeing your hero in front of you on stage is just incredible, and I suppose Stuart Hamm is the musician who inspired me to move in the direction I did with bass playing![/quote] Oh i totally agree. I paid a rather large sum of money a couple of years back for the Steve Vai EVO package(included meet and greet/Q&A plus sitting through the sound check). The tickets also got you front row seats and i was placed right in front of Billy Sheehan, totally amazing. Shook his hand at the end aswell. Think i'll buy the dvd though seems worth it from the intro video Michael_S

Hi all Just wondering if anyone had heard of/used this set of bass lessons. I'm interested in them as i just spend my life messing around my I'm practicing more info can be found here [url="http://truefire.com/bass-guitar-lessons/fretboard-fitness/"]http://truefire.com/bass-guitar-lessons/fretboard-fitness/[/url] Cheers Michael_S

Hi everyone I'm Mikey, been playing bass for 7 years now. I listen to pretty much everything. My favourite bassists are Victor Wooten, Billy Sheehan and Michael Manring. Basses: 80's G&L USA L2000 Squier Musicmaster Shine 6 String Wolf Fretless Jazz Bass Amps: Phil Jones Suitcase Yamaha BBT 500H(soon to be sold) Laney R115 cab Cheers

Hi all I'm currently inbetween jobs and looking for a project to occupy my time with. Just looking for ideas for modifying this bass, like pick up/bridge replacements Thanks in Advance