What’s The Best Way For A Beginner To Transform Into A Bass Guitar Player?

Do you want to learn the critical techniques that you can use to play all your favorite songs on the bass, almost overnight?
Would you love to change your sound and transform playing from “amateur” to pro INSTANTLY?
Are you interested in become a well-respected, rock-solid bass player that everyone wants to play with? And everyone enjoys listening to?
Maybe those sound like wild claims, but if you take just 5 minutes to read this letter, This will show you how you can do it with an easy 1-2-3 formula.
And This method will prove it. You might be thinking “How is this possible?” It’s simple…

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Air Squadron

This footage clips was taken around Poznan Old Market Square in Poland. I was informed by a good friend, Katarzyna that at 12 o’clock sharp, there will be 2 angry goats butting show at the doors under the clock at Poznań Town Hall. The goats hammered each other’s head twelve times then retracted back into the doors.

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YES . . . We Can Sue About Warhol’s Banana !

The Velvet Underground, known best as Lou Reed, John Cale, Maureen Tucker and Sterling Morrison, never received trademark registration for the image from the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office. The band argues instead that it earned trademark rights by virtue of years of association with it.
“The Banana design became a symbol, truly an icon, of The Velvet Underground,” reads the complaint. “What had been the cover design for one album…became an element of multiple different CD and DVD recordings embodying music by The Velvet Underground and, more broadly, a symbol of the group The Velvet Underground.”
Further evidence of the close connection between the band and the image, according to the complaint: a 2001 vodka advertisement in which the words “Absolut Underground” appeared beneath the iconic banana.
The Warhol Factory became a meeting place of artists and musicians such as Lou Reed, Bob Dylan, Truman Capote and Mick Jagger. Other, less frequent visitors included Salvador Dalí and Allen Ginsberg. Warhol collaborated with Reed’s influential New York rock band The Velvet Underground in 1965, and designed the famous cover for The Velvet Underground & Nico, the band’s debut album. The album cover consisted of a plastic yellow banana that the listener could actually peel off to reveal a flesh-hued version of the banana. Warhol also designed the album cover for The Rolling Stones’ album Sticky Fingers.
Warhol included the Velvet Underground in the Exploding Plastic Inevitable, a spectacle that combined art, rock, Warhol films and dancers of all kinds, as well as live S&M enactments and imagery. The Velvet Underground and EPI used the Factory as a place to rehearse, though the definition of “rehearsal” should only be taken loosely.

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“Sea of Storms” – Cincinnati, OH – Alternative/Lyrical/Cinematic

Sea of Storms originated in early 2008 as a collaboration between Dave Rohs (vocals, guitar, bass, percussion, keyboards, and miscellany) and Mark Milano (bass instruments, guitar, percussion, keyboards, viola, and miscellany), initially to develop arrangements and record songs Dave had written as a solo artist. Soon we began to write new material as well, in a variety of styles linked by a dark atmosphere.
As the project advanced we were fortunate to have a number of very talented musicians work with us, first Cesar Vanegas on percussion, followed by Liz Wu on glockenspiel, David Chamberlain on drums and percussion, Dan Barger on clarinet, flute, soprano, alto, tenor, and baritone saxophones, G. Scott Jones on trombone, Nebulagirl on keyboards, percussion and vocals, and Chris Schoonover Rohs on percussion and autoharp.

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