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OT: Thread About Nothing (TaN #...lost count)
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njdevils1982
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A segment of the rock audience always has and always will make fun of them but they never had any problems developing solid and catchy tunes for that era. Their Unplugged album was quite good and mediocre rock songs don’t hold up well to that treatment.
njdevils1982
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i can proudly say after all these years i've finally finished one of these to empty ...its last drops are servicing my drink quite well right now
also love the backstory of the label size
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also love the backstory of the label size
Angostura's distinctive packaging
The story behind Angostura's distinctive trademarked oversized label.
He was great back in the day. Saw him on the Big World Tour at Radio City Music Hall in great seats. His finale if memory serves was I’m The Man which went on much longer than the studio cut and was just fantastic. Really enjoyed that show.
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Is that how much you drank tonight ? You're in the wrong thread haha
njdevils1982
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you're right.glad i'm not doing heart surgery tonight
although the liver is working OT indeed
Scrolling reddit and someone posed the question - what's the greatest baseline ever?
Loaded question but I gotta think it's either Billie Jean or Another One Bites the Dust
Loaded question but I gotta think it's either Billie Jean or Another One Bites the Dust
I always thought it was along third base at the old Yankee Stadium.
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Murders in the rue morgue should have been higher
But still a decent list.
But still a decent list.
njdevils1982
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I’d probably go with Money but there are so many great choices
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not the best of all time but fitting for the song if you listen to the whole track with all the instruments and vocals.
perfect.
isolated bass:
full band;
....bonus fun fact..... song was written as a sort of response to the captain and tenille's love will keep us together
also, my old band used to play joy division's warsaw for sound checks ...but after we did the theme form the kids in the hall (no vocals! )
sound guys were dumbfounded im sure
perfect.
isolated bass:
full band;
....bonus fun fact..... song was written as a sort of response to the captain and tenille's love will keep us together
also, my old band used to play joy division's warsaw for sound checks ...but after we did the theme form the kids in the hall (no vocals!
)sound guys were dumbfounded im sure
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njdevils1982
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I know a couple of bass players and my one friend will start playing his own material, then go right into green eyed lady and keep playing the main part over and over.
And he progressively gets faster and faster. He calls it banging or doing the green eyed lady.
Or sometimes the expletive when just among friends.
He does like Roger Waters, so he’ll do Money and other Pink Floyd stuff. He’s also an Entwistle fan and will do some Who.
He also does the devil went down to Georgia, despite Charlie Daniels being a worthless scumbag.
It is a cool bassline though. The Nuge has some cool ones too despite also being a raging piece of shit.
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Another funny thing about those basslines.
It’s kind of funny and also a bit sad that when it comes to songs like Billy Jean, Devil went down to Georgia or Ted Nugent stuff, the bassist is almost uncredited. Like who the hell played bass for Michael Jackson anyway? I’d bet it was a different person on each record, if not multiple different people on each record.
Charlie Daniels and Ted Nugent named their bands after themselves, so their players get little recognition. I do think Nugent played bass on some of his songs on the albums though.
But the irony with Ted Nugent is that he wasn’t even the lead singer of his own band for most of its tenure.
Which makes me wonder how he got his band mates go along with naming the band after him, that he wasn’t even the frontman for. I have no knowledge of how he started his band, but I wouldn’t be shocked if he’s just a massive egomaniac. The guy is a complete toxic waste dump of a human.
It’s kind of funny and also a bit sad that when it comes to songs like Billy Jean, Devil went down to Georgia or Ted Nugent stuff, the bassist is almost uncredited. Like who the hell played bass for Michael Jackson anyway? I’d bet it was a different person on each record, if not multiple different people on each record.
Charlie Daniels and Ted Nugent named their bands after themselves, so their players get little recognition. I do think Nugent played bass on some of his songs on the albums though.
But the irony with Ted Nugent is that he wasn’t even the lead singer of his own band for most of its tenure.
Which makes me wonder how he got his band mates go along with naming the band after him, that he wasn’t even the frontman for. I have no knowledge of how he started his band, but I wouldn’t be shocked if he’s just a massive egomaniac. The guy is a complete toxic waste dump of a human.
Dylan live is a catch as catch can experience. Sometimes he does what you’d expect other times it’s barely anything you’d expect. The remnants of the Band did When I Paint My Masterpiece at the Dylan tribute at MSG in the 1990s. I think they were all there except Robertson who the rest were against after the breakup.
