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Yeah, you do. 
 

It basically defined for me what a metal bass player should be.   See, I think the H&H bass lines are much more adventurous and proggy than most metal bass. I think Geezer's more showing everyone  what a metal bass player COULD be . Bass doesn't have to be as Ian Hill/Jimmy Bain basic as most m...

that is Geezers defining moment even more so than Tony's imho.     Thanks for answering the question. I see, and respect your opinion. My response would be that an artist's defining moment isn't always that artist's best playing. Those things aren't always mutually exclusive. I'll fully grant you t...

Dude. Lose the judgement. I've heard this album a million times straight. I'd say the same thing sober. The difference is certain aspects of music sometimes stick out a little more, and I appreciate them more when I'm high.  do I think it it one of the metal albums of all time, yes....   If you agre...

Your mileage may vary, but  Heaven in Hell is arguably (IMO) the greatest metal album of all time. Every moment of it is fantastic, all around. But sitting here listening to it (high  :D), I'm just reminded how incredible Geezer's bass work is on this album. Doesn't matter whether the song is slow o...

:text-goodpost:   Very interesting take. Your experience has been pretty different from mine. I've found it's a fine line between too many cooks in the writing process, and letting better players come up with their own parts.  When FEINTS began, Amy was the primary songwriter. We found our sound  (w...

They were building them better than Gibson before the Custom Shop was a thing. You don't see them around very much anymore, but they're quality guitars. Enjoy.

cvansickle wrote: ↑Tue May 20, 2025 8:41 pmWhat more can we say, but "George went!" 
 

I don't know, but when he gets where he's going, they're gonna yell, "Norm!"

This is good.

A certain amount of wisdom comes with age. I turned my life upside down, dumped the first wife, and the suburban life when I was turning 40. It was the right move. I turned 61 in April. :shock: For reference, I started DRG when I was 35.  Cary, you changed careers in middle age, and you've finally f...