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Really important stuff, here.

http://www.playbuzz.com/amcgee10/who-is-your-spirit-musician

Jookeyman! Let er rip!

What can I say to that? You're wrong? No!

Here's mine.

(Although "spirit animal" seems to be more on the level of the teenage girl's worldview)

http://youtu.be/vowA-8WvU2w


http://youtu.be/EdzU6YpzJsY

That's King Buzzo, of the Melvins, Fantomas and a few other things (if you don't click on links)

jookeyman wrote:

schmedidiah wrote:That's King Buzzo, of the Melvins, Fantomas and a few other things (if you don't click on links)

I'd love to play bass w/ Buzz.
He's had a tough time keeping bass players over the years.
But I've never quite understood his lyrics. They sound encrypted.

1. Hooch


Los ticka toe rest. Might likea sender doe ree.
Your make a doll a ray day sender bright like a penelty.
Exi-tease my ray day member half lost a beat away.
Purst in like a one way sender war give a heart like a fay.

Cause I can ford a red eed only street a wide a ree land.
Die-mond make a mid-evil bike a sake a like a ree caste.
Cause I can ford a red eed only street a wide a ree land.
On a ree land. Find a ree land.

You sink a my swan. Rolly a get a worst in.
Maybe minus way far central poor forty duck a pin.
Milk maid dud bean. Master a load a head.
Pill pop a dope a well run general hash pump a gonna led.

jookeyman wrote:I'll give him credit for one thing. He started a scene that only he survived.

That's brilliant! I'm stealing it.

Earl Klugh's "Late Night Guitar" album could literally bring me to tears listening to it, it was so beautiful of music it touched my emotions enough to cry tears.. don't know why, but it did nonetheless.. does that make me less of a man? ..maybe..

Anyone tries to pull that macho routine in here, we'll dogpile em for ya Dayne.
Who can say they aren't moved by music?
Hit the road if you answered yes.

jookeyman wrote:

Planetguy wrote:https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YsTK2LHZKPQ

PG-
I assume this is 'tongue in cheek'?
I actually love that song.

yeah, i pun...therefore i am!

i do have respect for the band tho and always dug that tune as well. and how many father and sons got to play together in a successful rock and roll band??!??!??!?!

a serious answer?

there are many for me.....

at or close to the top of the list and in no particular order here's five off the top of my head:

Joni Mitchell
Cal Tjader
Kenny Burrell
Jim Hall
James Jamerson

Keith Richards and John Entwistle. Back in the days of yore I had a Kustom Bass amp with speaker cabinets as tall as I was and white padding. Used to keep a picture of Entwistle tacked to the side of it for inspiration.

Keith is my reminder that music is in the right hand.

Talbot