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We covered that song in my old rock band. I played bass. One of the hardest pieces of music I ever learned. Their drummer is a numerologist and writes math into the arrangements. There were 13 different parts in the bass line. Had me counting to 5s and 7s in different parts. Insane. Miss that band

 

Yep, I was a bit too fast when writing his name. I admit I liked him in "Labyrinth".

 

Interesting isn't it how much we here at audiosex share in music experiences. Tool is in my portfolio of "heard extensively and analysed" as well. My wake-up call was this

You should give them a try. But careful: Broken fingers are a possibility.

 

Lemme try from a slightly different angle.

What do you know about quantum mechanics? I know one should never assume anything, but for this example I'll assume nothing. Subatomic Particle information is, and has always been out there. However, the need to learn it unless you are in that field is non existent. Therefore without the need to learn it, why would you?

 

I've put my order in for a Pangalagctic Gargle Blaster, but Amazon say they're out of stock!!!

 

Cause every rat wants to be the pied piper . . . amirite? ;)

 

Also, I hope no one felt insulted by that remark, it just felt like a clever funny thing to say.

 

More of the idiot and the musicians, and Jaco:

... enjoy. (... this lecture class kinda aplies to every musical aspect.)

 

Last edited: Oct 15, 2016

Another musical idiot, and another one:

I guess the thing is , once your an idiot and you get started on music you never stop....
enjoy.