playing bass really opens you up to new genres and artists.
most of my friends listen to stuff like rock and rap or whatever, and dont know anything about jazz music.
music is dominated by popluar genres and people are oblivious to other genres like jazz and funk.

[QUOTE=sixxbassist90]playing bass really opens you up to new genres and artists.
most of my friends listen to stuff like rock and rap or whatever, and dont know anything about jazz music.
music is dominated by popluar genres and people are oblivious to other genres like jazz and funk.[/QUOTE]

I noticed that also, when I picked up bass and started talking to other musicians I found myself getting into all kinds of new music that I would have never thought of enjoying.

I find that bassists are the most theory/music/life knowledgable people.

[QUOTE=FenderJazzMan]I noticed that also, when I picked up bass and started talking to other musicians I found myself getting into all kinds of new music that I would have never thought of enjoying.[/QUOTE]
I think I can thank MX, for at least 75% of my bass skills and music tastes.

I have learned SO much on here. It is beyond words.

[QUOTE=cliffburtonrules]I find that bassists are the most theory/music/life knowledgable people.[/QUOTE]
he speaks the truth

[QUOTE=cliffburtonrules]I find that bassists are the most theory/music/life knowledgable people.[/QUOTE]

They also tend to be mellow and laid back people that are nice to talk to. :cool:

[QUOTE=cliffburtonrules]I think I can thank MX, for at least 75% of my bass skills and music tastes.

I have learned SO much on here. It is beyond words.[/QUOTE]
123 , i learned about so many artists. if it wasnt for mx i would be playing basic rock songs on my bass.

[QUOTE=sixxbassist90]123 , i learned about so many artists. if it wasnt for mx i would be playing basic rock songs on my bass.[/QUOTE]

Same here man, MX is a good place to learn and open up your tastes in music.

[QUOTE=FenderJazzMan]Same here man, MX is a good place to learn and open up your tastes in music.[/QUOTE]
a toast to mx. :)

[QUOTE=sixxbassist90]a toast to mx. :)[/QUOTE]

Yes :chug:

[QUOTE=sixxbassist90]a toast to mx. :)[/QUOTE]
*raises glass*

*drops it*

*looks around, casually kicks broken glass under desk*

[QUOTE=FenderJazzMan]Yes :chug:[/QUOTE]
and a toast to my 900 posts
:chug:

[QUOTE=sixxbassist90]and a toast to my 900 posts
:chug:[/QUOTE]
WOO!!!!!!!!

:chug:

[QUOTE=sixxbassist90]and a toast to my 900 posts
:chug:[/QUOTE]

Nice Man :thumb:

I missed my 2,000th.

Dieforitall reminded me about 8 posts later.

Have any of you ever seen a Stick? This thing is crazy.
[url]http://www.stick.com/method/[/url]

The second video is the good one. Watch the whole thing the guitar solo at the end is crazy.

I don't think I'd like a stick. Too many strings, and not enough funk.

[QUOTE=cliffburtonrules]I missed my 2,000th.

Dieforitall reminded me about 8 posts later.

Have any of you ever seen a Stick? This thing is crazy.
[url]http://www.stick.com/method/[/url]

The second video is the good one. Watch the whole thing the guitar solo at the end is crazy.[/QUOTE]

Yea, those things are sweet man I think that the MXer: "Coffee Killer" had one? But i'm not sure he may have sold it.

I just watched that video again, and that solo thing he did at the end of Vid 2 is pretty amazing sounding.

[QUOTE=PaulSimonon]I don't think I'd like a stick. Too many strings, and not enough funk.[/QUOTE]

I agree, but it'd be fun to, at least, try out.

Hey.

Hello, Radio.

hey guys

Hey.

sup radio

i got jacos ver. of i shot the sheiff on and im drinking cool aid

I want a Steinberger :(...

And I want a Dingwall Prima Voodoo 6-string in whale pool blue, but I don't think I'm getting one anytime soon. :upset:

:wave:

I could never stand a Dingwall...

Hey LS.

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