Calling for Revolutionary Rock!
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Thanks for the great rocking track Guadaña and Dafunky. Really enjoyed doing this except for the cramp in my hand playing this galloping bass .. not used to it anymore .. need to exercise my hands (or learn to use a pick) .. haha .. great!! :)
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Mai 27 2016 20:33:36
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Mai 27 2016 20:39:37
Girard That's what i'm talking about Ernie. Bring the pain. And get a smartphone. Sincerely, Girard.+1
Mai 27 2016 20:45:23
Mai 28 2016 18:04:30
Ernie440 do u use a pick girard? Or your fingers? ... I mean on your bass, not pickin yer nose dude :) +1
Mai 28 2016 18:11:37
Mai 28 2016 18:15:26
Ernie440 yeah me too .. I got nothing against picks really ... I have heard some say that picks for a bass player are super gay but you know, that's silly ... lol tell that to Paul McCartney who made untold millions using a plectrum a large % of the time. +1
Mai 28 2016 18:17:09
Girard Yeah, my fav bassist ever uses one too, I just don't like them for me. As someone once said "The clinking sound you hear when playing with a pick is disgusting" lol +1
Mai 28 2016 18:21:24
Ernie440 disgusting .. lol ... u can get felt covered picks I think .. anyway .. whatever .. if all u can do is use a pick though, u are pretty much f**ked if you drop it mid song on stage ... that would be kinda screwed up. +1
Mai 28 2016 18:31:57
Girard LOL never thought of that, what does happen when they drop it lol especially in the dark haha +1
Mai 28 2016 18:32:39
Girard Gotta make "plectrums" with little holes for a string to fish through, and attach it to the instrument. Maybe attach 2 also +1
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