Jump to content
Why become a member? ×

BassTractor

⭐Supporting Member⭐
  • Posts

    5,946
  • Joined

  • Last visited

  • Days Won

    2

Everything posted by BassTractor

  1. Yes, you're right, and I shouldn't have written that harshly. Sorry. It was the "tough titty" bit that got me over the edge, and just so we know where we stand, you should have made a firm decision before listing it, and you should've stood by that choice. Just imagine the comments here on BC if a guitar player, a drummer or a keyboard player had acted similarly and you had been the buyer...
  2. Never mind you're not a man but just a weasel... tough titty mate...
  3. Testi''' one two

    1. Show previous comments  3 more
    2. BassTractor

      BassTractor

      OK, on my screen with my glasses and my eyes, I can't even count the number of single quotation marks, but it was attemptedly written as three of them, making the "two" a lie or a hastily used counting word that one has to retract immediately after - not too dissimilar to retracting a testicle or two when naked outside in cold weather.
      Not that any of this is important, mind. Twas just that I saw a field I'd never seen before, and wanted to test whether it indeed was a field that would update my...
      ...status so to speak.
      At ease!

    3. Ricky 4000

      Ricky 4000

      *click* Roger that, Captain. Just be advised that @Teebs has been known to spam status feeds with emojis of spiders and such. Not that he isn't known for spamming just about everywhere. Because he is. known for it, that is. Over.

    4. BassTractor

      BassTractor

      Just "Bertie" to you, Biggles 4000, and of course you're the captain.

  4. Hardly relevant, is it, Jack? Tommy Cooper recorded that sketch in 1994 - roughly ten years after his death, whereas Maggini built that violin in 1640 - roughly ten ye... ...oh, I get it now.
  5. ...but I will remind yous alls that the term "Rickenwaffen" has long been an established Innerwebz term, and surely @NikNik was simply using it as is. I may not like the term, but still...
  6. Bent Sæther of Norwegian psychedelic, prog, rock, pop, etc. band Motorpsycho:
  7. What several others have said. It's fighting against windmills. Just drop it and be wiser and now forewarned. After the already mentioned changes in policy, eBay is now my very last resort. Before, it was my second resort after the local shop.
  8. Since we're doing pics and vids, here's Emerson Lake and Palmer's last bit of "Karn Evil 9", called "3rd Impression", live in 1974, with aforementioned Greg Lake on bass and throat. Me, I lurves it despite Emerson's eternal sloppy playing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wz6Mj8cROJw
  9. He was mentioned on page 1: Also: Greg Lake of Emerson, Lake & Palmer Too tired to remember more people There are many.
  10. The Doors did use bass guitar players to some extend (not live AFAIK), but in this case it's Manzarek's left hand on the Fender Rhodes Piano Bass, and through some electronics. He might just be overdriving an input, Idunno. I've never seen him use organ pedals with his tiny combo organs, but that doesn't mean he never used them. I agree with EliasMooseblaster about the idea of a bass and an overdrive. The exact sound is hardly important for this song even though the overdrive part seems important to me. Me, I'd use a compressor as well so as to govern the decay as well as the oomph. Oh, and playing one octave closer to where the dust starts. 😃 BTW, for those few that might be interested, and I'm aware I'm being a foot fetish nazi here, there's no such thing as "foot pedals", much like there are no "hand pedals", "hand manuals" or "foot manuals". @Teebs, have you seen my nazi TLRT? Must've mislaid it.
  11. At this point, I think it's best that I don't comment.
  12. Hm. Why did you just ask him whether he was still available? Why not give him some info about what your band is about? The ad was still on, so the assumption is that he's available (yes, that assumption is often wrong, but still). He answered your question. When he asked the very reasonable question "What's it in regards to?", he most probably did NOT ask you what it was "in response" to. To my mind, he was obviously asking for more information regarding your project - info you could have given him right away. You seem to even recognise this very concept in your own example: "in regards to flashing in the park". Then, you still did not give him info about your band and project.... I'm sure he's on drumchat.co.uk right now, shaking his head in disbelief. Me, I'm on BC right now, shaking my head in disbelief. I think he may just have dodged a bullet here.
  13. It may be a Dutch thing. I'll try and explain. Sorry for the wordiness. It's really too late for me to write posts. During Franco's reign, we were flooded with tales about Spain and its men in power - typically like: Some official person somewhere revels in interpreting everything as unlawful or subversive etc., and then with great rigidity - which is both a personality trait and an acquired taste - won't give in. In his mind it's a weakness to let people live their lives. Bullying them is good for the ego and good for the state. Something vaguely along those lines. At least where I lived, or in my circles, Spain was consistently used as the example of everything bad.
  14. 😱 Reminds me of Spain under Franco.
  15. Search Spotify for "basstractor"...
  16. I know I repeat myself when under stress, but... "Total Mass Retain" tells it all. Stunning! (for the uninitiated, that's the second movement of "Close to the Edge".)
  17. Aye. Somebody (not me) counted that the band used 30 different instruments on stage. Ray also sang difficult parts in polyphonic and poly-rhythmic segments, IMS whilst playing bass. Mind-boggling. Monster musician, whilst not being Chris Squire. 🙂
  18. Good point. In my own circles, we decided some decades ago that "progressive rock" was rock that changed the face of music, and "prog" was that certain style we love or hate - - whether it was progressive or not. Worked for me. BTW, another vote for @EssentialTension's Ray Shulman of Gentle Giant. Monster player.
  19. This thread was about realistic stuff. Then this. 😉
  20. No, twas Emily Bluntë you saw first, and we are backing off.
  21. Sorry. I meant Hull upon Tyne - - the ferry port that has a Denmark Road. 😁 Seriously though, I was just attempting to kid. Hence the expressionless emoticon with almost a tongue in its cheek. One tiny cell in my near-brain opined there was something about the words "Denmark Road" that sounded off, and when I then finally found out what it was, I started wondering where they might have a road of that name, and thus thought of Hull and Newcastle. That's all. Sorry for the confusion, and no malice was intended.
  22. Slight misunderstanding here. The OP is about the shop in Newcastle Hull. 😐
  23. What does it mean though? I understand the AC/DC thing here, but E A D G ? Doesn't ring a bell. 😐
  24. Just want to say I know that place, and feel you're right in the notion. Thanks for posting it, as it might be helpful to someone out there. Also, thanks once again for posting it, as it also confirmed that I've gone some miles since I was in that same place as you are. If I take care, I can now have resolutions, and work at them every day (or at least each day me health allows me to). One step at a time, eh? Good luck, and all the best! bert
  25. What a load of rubbish, and you have no evidence whatsoever. When I post under my @Osiris moniker, I consistently use a completely different language and reference frame. Also, under that moniker I'm the erudite guy. I don't really wanna pick a fight with you, but it's very tempting right now. ...but you know that.
×
×
  • Create New...