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Asks the person who prob had an 8 track player in a car back in the day
which was a tuesday btw
Originally Posted by zakmartin
Mic - I have an old Bobby Vinton 8-track cassette tape laying around in a box somewhere in case you need more tunes.
Jeesh, you guys gotta respeck yer elders!
Guess that explains why I get no respeck.
Interestingly though, I actually do have an 8-track.
Tascam 388 Reel-to-Reel ANALOG, bishies!! But alas, don't use it much. Have a more modern Tascam DR70D digi setup that's a lot more portable and can be much more easily used outdoors for live audio. Miss the warmth of the 388 but.... oh wait, I digress....
I think i have one of dads old ones laying around i can send ya, in-a-godda-davita by iron butterfly
I think you missed my point. But iz OK.
Jeebus man, In-A-Gadda-Da-Vita was the first bass line I ever memorized. How could one avoid getting finger muscle memory? Bum bum bumbiddee bum, bum bum bum, Bum bum bumbiddee bum, bum bum bum [<Repeat those four measures about a thousand times until audience sleeps >.
Lawdy, I was falling asleep after 17 mins of repetition....
In-A-Gadda-Da-Vita was the first bass riff EVERYONE first memorized. LOL
For some reason, I picked "Paperback Writer" as the first lead guitar riff to master. It's pretty much all I play now, and I own like 11 effect pedals.
In-A-Gadda-Da-Vita was the first bass riff EVERYONE first memorized. LOL
For some reason, I picked "Paperback Writer" as the first lead guitar riff to master. It's pretty much all I play now, and I own like 11 effect pedals.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA....... that's too true!!
We've come a long ways from monosyllabic bass repetition to Victor Wooten.
One of the most amazing bass performances I've ever seen was at a small venue here in Seattle called Dimitriou's Jazz Alley between Spyro Gyra's bassist, Scott Ambush and their drummer (at the time) Joel Rosenblatt. Lead saxophonist Jay Beckenstein introduced the act as the "obligatory bass/drum battle" and it went on for about 15 minutes. I think it was at that point I realized how truly and completely untalented I am as a musician.
olivia newton john
the carpenters
studio 54
bee gees
Simon and garfunkle
Fleetwood mac
bill cosby
cheech and chong
George carlin
S,P,F,C,MF annnnnd T.
Scary how quickly the full wordage rolls off my tongue.
"Dave's not here." (And I can recite almost every C&C routine off their biggest albums.)
By the way, carried Stevie's bags down the loading ramp at W'land. Never wanted to wash my hands after that. Oh, and we're friends with Mick Fleetwood through our association with his restaurant on Maui, a block from our condo so we're there often. Entertaining to tell him how we used to schlep their gear into the arena for a "paycheck" of a free concert. Heh heh.... I've seen just about every big act up close and personal at least once.
Gee, suddenly, it's not just my Datsuns that are back in the '60s-70s....
i actually love the fact that it does- it saved me the cost of upgrading the bose system so that i could play my pandora stations over the radio ....
that cassette adapter i had in my 95 grand am that i found laying in a box still works-lol
lol.. Yeahhh, I have a cassette adapter jack too. Works great and all, but........I still hate it.
In-A-Gadda-Da-Vita was the first bass riff EVERYONE first memorized. LOL
For some reason, I picked "Paperback Writer" as the first lead guitar riff to master. It's pretty much all I play now, and I own like 11 effect pedals.
I hate................ that it has a cassette player.
Originally Posted by MicVelo
A what?
Originally Posted by travlee
Asks the person who prob had an 8 track player in a car back in the day
Originally Posted by Atreyu'z 350
You know. One of those radios that have that rectangular hole in it for you to stick obsolete bullsh!t in.....
Originally Posted by Atreyu'z 350
What? No Smoke On The Water, by Deep Purple??
After all the rashing, just happened to notice this in my 240Z today....
Poetic justice for my givin' the guys shid?
And no, no Deep Purple - although it was an obligatory gig standard...ehhhh - was into a different color band. Dark Side of The Wall Floyd. Nobody DARED to try to cover "Money".
After all the rashing, just happened to notice this in my 240Z today....
Poetic justice for my givin' the guys shid?
And no, no Deep Purple - although it was an obligatory gig standard...ehhhh - was into a different color band. Dark Side of The Wall Floyd. Nobody DARED to try to cover "Money".
lol... Mic. I love music. All kinds of music, including Pink Floyd. They were one of my top favorites growing up. I remember being able to play that riff on my bass, until I sold it.
..On a different note. Now that cassette player looks at home right there...
09-13-2017, 01:13 PM
lol... Mic. I love music. All kinds of music, including Pink Floyd. They were one of my top favorites growing up. I remember being able to play that riff on my bass, until I sold it. 
