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Phill Williams wrote:i dont agree with this "best bassist/guitarist/drummer...whatever" but surely the top of the pile must be...chris squire of yes he plays bass and lead at the same time?
but surely if your taste is heavy rock your choice will be different to someone who prefers country, or jazz. the question is moot.
phill
It's not a question of taste but of talent.
Nirvana.
Stevie Ray Vaughn and double trouble.
Modest Mouse start as a power trio.
riddler wrote:DOH!!!! I didnt realize I was a Senior Member too...lol
Did some one just have a senior moment?!?!
Sorry, I could go all day with this.
I think it's great. I like that some of the lyrics don't make sense to me. Kinda of a mystery about it. Would be great to hear it, though.
Every time I hear you, you get better. I really liked playing this one. Its nice to have speakers now so I can actually hear how it's suppose to go. Only bound by our imaginations is a really good line. Sorry I havent been commenting theses days but with out the speakers it seemed kinda pointless. Great job, anyways.
Yeah, I really like this one. Your words ring true in very sense and I can tell this comes from the heart. Your wife had to of shed a tear when you sang this to her. I know mine would have! Well done indeed.
I really like your song but when I tried to listen it wouldn't let me.
Robert Truillo: Suicidal Tendencies and Infectious Grooves.
Matt Freman: Operation Ivy and Rancid (best punk rock bassist ever!!)
The bass player from Nomeansno (Canadian white boys with rhythm!)
The bass player for Rodney Crowell. (don't know is name but he is good!!)
and my all time favorite: Bootsy Collins
Zurf wrote:When I was a Pennsylvania boy attending Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, Virginia trying to get used to the southern Appalachian accent, I saw this bumper sticker and put it on my car.
- Zurf
That's sounds like the beginning of a John Prine song!
riddler wrote:Sorry selso. No discount. But us youngsters will help you cross the street.
Just thought I'd make sure!
So... since Im a senior member, does that mean I get some sort of of senior discount?
Friend of mine's:
Fact of life:
After Monday and Tuesday, even the calendar says WTF.
I thought it was funny.
Few of my favorites:
Jesus loves you, everyone else thinks your an a hole.
Save a tree, eat a beaver.
Ive noticed when I wear a long sleeve shirt its easier to play ska music.
I guess it's just when you try to make money of it. I think it's great cuz I do alot of covers.
Awesome. Whats the legality on that?
I've been listening to alot of Lindsey Buckingham. Never knew how good of a guitar player he really is. My favorite guitar player is Guy Davis.
Les Claypool. We can close this thread now.
I'd love too but I'm in Texas and I don't know how the whole time difference thing would work out. You cant give up on it if its something you love to do. I have the same problem, non musical family and no one to jam with. You will get better but it takes time. Take every little break through you have and wear it with pride. Stick to chordie. Talking to musicians inspires me, if their level headed. Music theory is beyond me so I'm no help there. Surround yourself with all things musical and if people tell you you suck, tell'em to stuff it. I live in a house where playing anything but gangsta rap is frowned upon and the ones I love tell me my music sucx. I don't let it bother me, instead it makes me stronger and more confident in where my music is going. When I first started all I could play you was the first few bars of Nirvana's Come as you are.(badly) Now i can play Blackbird almost flawlessly(not bragging, just an accomplishment I wear proudly on my sleeve)
Sorry this is so legnthy but I feel your pain!
mekidsmom wrote:Hey! Happy Birthday Jeff! I hope it's a great one for you! Today is also my little one's 3rd b.day and my nephew's 11th b.day. I guess it was a GOOD day to be born and it's a BEAUTIFUL day out there to celebrate! I'll have a glass of wine later on tonight to toast the three of you! 
Happy Birthday to your little one!!
PapaTom wrote:>>>>My love is to everyone on Chordie, just can't relate to the know-it-all-arrogant-egoistical-narcissitic people. <<<<
Sorry. I guess I'm one of them. Earlier, I posted "Ringo and Liberty DeVitto" as my personal favorites. My post about the Revolutionary War drummers was just an attempt at injecting some history and humor into a conversation that could go on forever without reaching a conclusion.
I dont think any of that was directed at you, PapaTom. And I agree, those guys where nuts!! The drummers that is.
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