Waaasssuuuppp!!!

big soft moose said:
Its been thirty years since i touched one... which is for the benefit of mankind trust me
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32 years since I put one down, so there's a loose symmetry there.

I just got back from my lessons. Talk about humbling. Like, you've been doing this how long as still can't do XYZ?
 
maybe you inherited my, ahem, talent...the absolute best thing you could say about my playing was that it was loud enough to drown out the others.. this an electric btw ive never played an acoustic
 
Aging myself here, I too was in "garage band" before I learned to drive. Our mother's took us to and from practice and, believe it or not, paying gigs. After football games dances in the rec center were our mainstays as they didn't pay very well and fit the payers budget. Mostly played Louie Louie, Gloria and Midnight Hour because we knew the chords and most of the words. Terrible musicians but great memories made in the process. I had an old Gibson SG with a repaired broken neck blasting through a Sear's Silvertone twin 12" amp (I still have the amp). Trying to be cool.
 
big soft moose said:
cherry red DMs without laces.
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Why?

I'm thinking I lived in a different world.

I was in a garage band too. I was lead singer for my sister's (ex-)husband's (I refuse to call him anything with the word brother in it - also screw punctuation) band for like - 6 months. They actually weren't bad for a rock cover band and I wasn't the worst by a long shot, but also definitely not the best. The free drinks were cool though.
 
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