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The_Dude wrote:c-street died long before MOMS did.

That's odd, 'cause we played C-Street last night and it was packed.

Not that I needed another bass, but geez... Someone in 'Busco stole that baby.

Two questions:

1. Is it still there?
2. Is it a 5er?

Cale wrote:Andrew, Marty...you guys interested in getting together? We can see how a G&K and a Bergantino stacks up (pun intended).

Let's do it...I'm down. When are you guys available? Heck, I'll bring my Ashdown ABM too...

If you dig The Bad Plus, check out Happy Apple. They have the same drummer-Dave King. When I was living in the Twin Cities(where they are from) I got a chance to check them out several times.

Congrats buddy! Welcome to tone country.

I sent you an e-mail Brad.

The cabs do sound real nice, but I'm more than happy with my Bergantino cabs. I don't really see the point in switching. My Markbass/Bergantino rig will be rock'n C-Street tomorrow night.

This should be a great time. FYI, the band is made up of: Lou from Basement What? on drums James from Point of Fracture on guitar Myself on Bass(I also play with Brad Kelsey and the opening band Rabbit One) and last but not least... Amanda Jones who's never been in a band before, but sings her ass o...

Just remember who was the first MarkBass user in town... Congrats Brad, I'm sure you'll love it.

I drove over that bridge nearly every day the six years I lived in Minneapolis. It's so surreal to see it laying in the Mississippi. Unreal, it gives me chills.

I was just about to post about The Smiths: The Queen is Dead. Great album.

THIS JUST IN: Official cause of death for his wife? Permanent sleeper hold.

"creative" is one thing...... "disruptive and embarassing" is another. with the exception of Primus, and maybe one or two other novelties, bass players should play for the song. not for the bass player's personal glory or agenda. it's a rhythm instrument. the bass players that sit back and play bas...

In my top 5 favorite Bassists.