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gaslight 07-11-2004 03:41 AM

[QUOTE=smd]Someone was telling me that female drummers were much more valueable or more in demand than male drummers. Have you heard anything like that? I'd like to get to the bottom of this mystery.[/QUOTE]

Short answer is in most cases male musicians have a big of a "thing" for female ones.

You'll notice on the boards, if you someone with a name like "HawtGuitarGal" they get attention ++.

Males and females have no fundamental musical differences that I am aware of, or at least none that would make someone say "Sorry, you're a good player and all, but we absolutely must have a female/male for the band to sound right."

ViVaLaBAss316 07-11-2004 03:42 AM

Hey, welcome back LR. Nice to have a few mods who actually post here again. It's just been madthumbs recently. Anyways, cheers :chug:


P.S. Joz, Havic listens to tons of music, actually alot of crappy death metal along with Jazz and funk. I dont like that death metal stuff, but he's into it, just talk to him you'll find out alot about the dude. No need to be such a sore ***!

Mike

madthumbs 07-11-2004 03:44 AM

i wish i came here two years earlier than i did, then i would know all the old cool people... :cool:



:upset:

madthumbs 07-11-2004 03:46 AM

The_JoZ needs to chill :cool: Music is music fella's who cares if you only listen to one genre/style.

wonder_steve 07-11-2004 03:51 AM

To true Madthumbs, you don't have to listen to every different genre to be a good musician.

Wintermute 07-11-2004 05:40 AM

[QUOTE=Bass+Fingers+Amp=Groove]man what <a href="http://www.ntsearch.com/search.php?q=time&v=56">time</a> is mx running on grenwhich mean time? and why is it grenwhich mean tim considering the primemeridian runs through most of africa and some major cities in multiple countries? **** european tyrants..

i need sleep.[/QUOTE]

When you invent a new system for measuring time accurately and realise the need for time zones, then YOU can centre the system on your OWN capital.

Good to see you posting again, LR! That Pineapple thing seems an ace idea, pity I just missed it the first time round - I didn't spend any time reading round before joining up like many people seem to have done, I came straight in, in a blaze of glory! *ahem*

Hehe, does anyone remember the very short lived 'Official Spam Thread'?

Wintermute 07-11-2004 05:44 AM

[QUOTE=madthumbs]i wish i came here two years earlier than i did, then i would know all the old cool people :cool:



:upset:[/QUOTE]

Just wait a few more years, then some of the people around today will be regarded as old cool people who we don't see anymore. Someday, someone will say, 'hey, what happened to HaVIC? Anyone remember him? How about BassVirtuoso?'

THEN we can feel hardcore and super 1337.

Oh, and someone will say, woah, basscomp 100... how long have these things been going, and I shall say, Hah! I was in Basscomp 1!

gaslight 07-11-2004 05:46 AM

^ Haha yes.

That was awful.

Pages and pages of "rijfldiojklf" "redfijlrfd" "rfdihlkrf" and "1234512345" "1234512345".

Poor LR :(.

Wintermute 07-11-2004 05:48 AM

My personal favourite was that guy who posted:

My post count is 254!
My post count is 255!
My post count is 256!
My post count is 257!

And filled about 5 pages like that.

JoeDaddio 07-11-2004 05:55 AM

What about the... eh.. whatever it was called. The comic book adventures with the colors and stuff....


[COLOR=LemonChiffon]Lemon Chiffon[/COLOR] castrates [COLOR=Sienna]Sienna[/COLOR] with a quick open G pop.



Or something like that. r it cold be that I am just the lamest guy in the world.





joe

AfroMan 07-11-2004 06:04 AM

[QUOTE=JoeDaddio]What about the... eh.. whatever it was called. The comic book adventures with the colors and stuff....


[COLOR=LemonChiffon]Lemon Chiffon[/COLOR] castrates [COLOR=Sienna]Sienna[/COLOR] with a quick open G pop.



Or something like that. r it cold be that I am just the lamest guy in the world.





joe[/QUOTE]

That was great :)

I was the slate grey jobby

:cool:

Raiven 07-11-2004 06:40 AM

Hey welcome back LR. You permi-banned me to my knowledge and this is kinda a formal apology over the whole deal surrounding it.

JoeDaddio 07-11-2004 06:54 AM

[QUOTE=AfroMan II]That was great :)

I was the slate grey jobby

:cool:[/QUOTE]



I'm [COLOR=LemonChiffon]Lemon Chiffon[/COLOR], of course :cool:




joe

madthumbs 07-11-2004 07:32 AM

i was like some lame [color=red]redMAN[/color]

cods 07-11-2004 08:14 AM

too bad XXXwookie never posts in here anymore. :(.

rob_anybody 07-11-2004 08:27 AM

what?
 
what?

cods 07-11-2004 08:29 AM

an old timer.

deeps 07-11-2004 09:14 AM

[QUOTE=gaslight]Short answer is in most cases male musicians have a big of a "thing" for female ones.

You'll notice on the boards, if you someone with a name like "HawtGuitarGal" they get attention ++.

Males and females have no fundamental musical differences that I am aware of, or at least none that would make someone say "Sorry, you're a good player and all, but we absolutely must have a female/male for the band to sound right."[/QUOTE]
It's nothing that complicated they get attention FOR the band not FROM the band at live shows. Also it is something that sets you apart from 50 bands that are all guys. it makes you easily remembered when there is something unique about you

LightRaven 07-11-2004 10:02 AM

[QUOTE=JoeDaddio]That blows. I got screwed over and ended up having to stay in college an extra semester because of a 1 unit soccer class I [I]suposedly[/I] signed up for but never went to. I don't think I even signed up for it, I think they just wanted my money. Bastards.





joe[/QUOTE]

A soccer class? That's just retarded. And the thing about my school is that they told me I could finish my Double major in four years... which was a complete lie... being that there was like an extra 40 or more credits between the two of them... and it's not like I was a slacker taking 12 credits or some crap... there were many semesters when I was juggling 24 credits...
And then being a music major, you have to be registered for ensemble classes, which were like a measley 1 credit.. but they don't count towards your degree... so I often took them for no credit so that I could fit more classes in...


Many people feel that the music major is the easiest major... oh god do they have it wrong. We have to take the same general education crap courses that they have to take (math's, english.. writing, sociology, etc... ) and then we have our classes specific to our major (piano, theory, styles, etc) And then we have to take ensembles... like orchestra, string ensemble, lab band, jazz ensembles.. you have these classes that are three hours long, or multiple times aweek for 1 credit... and then you have your lessons... so its like: You have to study for gen ed classes, you have to study for your music classes, you have to set aside large amounts of time for your ensemble classes, you have to practice the music for your ensemble classes, you have to practice piano, you have to practice music for your lessons, you have to practice music for Aural theory...

So does anyone get the sense that I was often at school from 7am to 10pm... and I lived 45 mins away... commuted...

I swear I commited education suicide.

And don't forget that I worked somewhere in there....

My school... absolutely could blow up, and I'd do a ****ing happy dance.

I'll tell you this... all of you planning on going to college. Do not waste your time trying to bend over backwards for your school... Do not do them favors, they don't remember them, and don't care either way.... They will screw you over. Cover YOUR ***.. not theirs.!

LR

LightRaven 07-11-2004 10:05 AM

[QUOTE=bassweasel]whoa!!! youre so mellow :thumb: that wouldve been a deathwish a while ago. LR= smart and UBER kind. not to overstep my bounds LR but if i recall you were an attractive gal.[/QUOTE]

Thank you.. *blushes*

:lol: Mellow... perhaps. Had he said something really offensive, It would have been a deathwish... he was just trying to... get in on the convo... especially cause he didn't really know me.


LR

Wintermute 07-11-2004 10:05 AM

I remember those colour battles...

I was something to do with the sky, but I forget what.

Moose_Malloy 07-11-2004 10:05 AM

Cheers LR, im just going to college (in the UK, but same kinda rubbish)...isnt college in the states the same as university over here? we only do 2 years in college :)

LightRaven 07-11-2004 10:08 AM

[QUOTE=UncleJam]Haha. Right. I was wanting to have the major so I would be better suited as a musician-for-hire type person (working as a backup for bands/singers in recording studios, and the like) and possibly play clubs.

Theory was my other choice, but I'm not much of a teacher.

I'm meeting with my advisor next week. Hopefully I'll make the right decision. ;)
Thanks alot for explaining that, though.[/QUOTE]

If you want to be more of a studio musician, then go for a performance major. While in school, make sure you play in alot of major ensembles, and buddy buddy with the head of the jazz department. Eventually, if you are good, they'll pass gigs onto you.. or use you in their own CD's. I know alot of people who have gotten into the studio musician scene that way. And also lots of permanent gigs.. like at resturants and stuff.

LR

LightRaven 07-11-2004 10:09 AM

[QUOTE=Moose_Malloy]Cheers LR, im just going to college (in the UK, but same kinda rubbish)...isnt college in the states the same as university over here? we only do 2 years in college :)[/QUOTE]

It's similar.. our programs are 4 years if you are specializing in something... 2 years if you just want your associates.

LR

LightRaven 07-11-2004 10:10 AM

[QUOTE=Crapdragoon]id put a caster on the bottem of an upright , so i could wheel it around and play :p[/QUOTE]

I had a wheel for my bass at one point...

Some jackass stole it! :angry:

LR

Moose_Malloy 07-11-2004 10:12 AM

hey, is upright quite hard to get into playng? ive always wanted to, i love the whole jazz feel and sound...its an upright or a cello anyways, i love those things :)

LightRaven 07-11-2004 10:14 AM

[QUOTE=cods]LR hasn't replied to a single post of mine yet. :(.

and LR, if you don't want to give your aim s/n here, mine is:

iamcods[/QUOTE]


I still love you cods. :) it was late last night and I was having trouble keeping up with the posts... cause I was like... seriously tired.. had only one eye open and everything.. :lol:

I'm not on aim very often... actually.. I've been quite anti-social with msn, which I used to be on regularly... so...

Email me! I'd be happy to chat with email! my email is [email]lightraven@comcast.net[/email]

wOOt

... remember you had some sort of foot fetish with me? oh god that was almost three years ago... :eek:

LR

LightRaven 07-11-2004 10:16 AM

[QUOTE=Moose_Malloy]hey, is upright quite hard to get into playng? ive always wanted to, i love the whole jazz feel and sound...its an upright or a cello anyways, i love those things :)[/QUOTE]

Upright is not a cello. the DB (double bass=upright) is not related to the violin string family anyway.

It can be quite hard to play... alot of it involves ear training, because there is no indication where the notes are. You just KNOW where they are.

And playing with a bow? I have a DB student now, and we usually fall to the floor laughing our asses off in the middle of my work, because one day I described his bow playing.. which sounds like a cow in heat! :lol:

of course, now he can't get that out of his head.. and giggles half the lesson away when he's playing with a bow...

LR

Wintermute 07-11-2004 10:17 AM

Moose Malloy - As far as I've been able to work out, the US High School includes the upper half of Secondary School and College, and the US college is roughly similar to University.

Moose_Malloy 07-11-2004 10:21 AM

LR= i know upright isnt a cello, im just saying, i wanna start 1 of those 2 instruments..thanks for the advice though :)
Wintermute= Thanks for that mate, ive always wondered why american college kids look so much older then ours...

Radiobass81 07-11-2004 10:40 AM

Hey LR, can I ask you something (again)? What happened to the catalog (I think it was an online catalog) that the store you worked in was making? I just remembered about that...

Totally out of topic: I wont buy a fretless soon... I lost $100 :(

LightRaven 07-11-2004 10:41 AM

[QUOTE=Luke19Boarder]...So you'd go jam out with the sickies at the hospital and get paid for it?




:amaze:[/QUOTE]
:lol:

more like, teaching them to use music as a tool for healing.

LR

LightRaven 07-11-2004 10:42 AM

[QUOTE=Radiobass81]Hey LR, can I ask you something (again)? What happened to the catalog (I think it was an online catalog) that the store you worked in was making? I just remembered about that...

Totally out of topic: I wont buy a fretless soon... I lost $100 :([/QUOTE]

Catalog? Well... either you mean the newsletter... which goes out every month, or the website... and I have yet to get to the website to fix it up.

DON'T LOOK AT IT! :lol:

LR

LightRaven 07-11-2004 10:43 AM

[QUOTE=Wintermute]

Hehe, does anyone remember the very short lived 'Official Spam Thread'?[/QUOTE]

Man I got reemed for that!

I wanted it to be like this... not... spam

Guess I should have named it differently.

LR

cAPS_lOCK 07-11-2004 10:50 AM

Hello LightRaven! :wave:

I guess you don't know who the crap I am, but it doesn't matter, cause I remember you and I've always loved your great posts. If there is ever a voting for the best mx:er ever, you will get my vote.

Heck, I'm positive you'll get all our votes.

Let me put it this way: over the years I've been active at more than a dozen different forums and none have been as great, as tidy and as friendly as this bass forum.

They tell me that it's much thanks to you. And I'm bound to believe them, after all I've seen.

Keep up the GREAT work!


/cAPS

Raiven 07-11-2004 10:54 AM

Hey LR are you gonna accept my apology?

gaslight 07-11-2004 11:14 AM

^ Everyone in the bass forum <3 LR. Bestest mod ever.

Bass+Fingers+Amp=Groove 07-11-2004 11:22 AM

Hmmm. then she is a super mod...is she the one that would name the new Mod, there has been a debate about that, i have come to the conclusion that the best candidate, is Joe, he is mature and wise, but still a fun guy. Joe for Mod

cAPS_lOCK 07-11-2004 11:25 AM

I second that. [SIZE=3]Joe for mod![/SIZE]

...on a second thought, let me rephrase that...

[SIZE=3]Joe [/SIZE] [SIZE=1]and a whole bunch of others just as worthy[/SIZE][SIZE=3] for mod[/SIZE][SIZE=1]s[/SIZE][SIZE=3]![/SIZE]

Wintermute 07-11-2004 11:29 AM

Yeah, I did wonder on the futility of that thread. I think MX has to appoint a new mod, but as he/she/they/it can't read all the forums all the time, I guess recomendations of existing mods and supermods will be taken into account heavily...


... I love you Heather!


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