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Penny Arcade - Comic - Observer Effect
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Penny Arcade - Comic - Observer Effect
Videogaming-related online strip by Mike Krahulik and Jerry Holkins. Includes news and commentary.
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I don't know, that dog seems pretty happy with the view.
It... it was me. I was that bassist.
I would kill for a band management game with the depth of Football Manager.
That would be fun. You start as some high school kid trying to help your friends get gigs in peoples backyards and grow your business into a massive international record label.
I wasn't as good at art then as I am now (and even then I'm not that good) and my writing skills weren't as good either (again-not all that good but getting better). I don't hold a grudge against him as I think he did me a favor and I know he regrets it but it taught me that I'm not all that into designing games. Even if it had been successful I don't deal with success or its pressures well.
Until you don't have one, and don't know any other decent ones.
Then you're practically begging your friends, asking them if they know anybody who plays bass.
Nobody appreciates the bassist until he's gone.
But any other bassist can replace him.
Only if you have no demans on quality.
Which is probably why most rockbands have a bassline suitable for "My first bass".
-Antje Jackelén, Archbishop of the Church of Sweden
The last time I played Rock Band communally I was playing bass all night. The people I was with were astonished at my ability to hit 98% or more on each song. They didn't notice that my note list was a monotonous string of green and red with barely any fiddly bits.
The bass determines the mood, the drive and the rythm.
-Antje Jackelén, Archbishop of the Church of Sweden
And Flea. I'd link a song for Flea but, I mean, I really doubt I need to.
Fiendishrabbit wrote: »
PLA wrote: »
But any other bassist can replace him.
Only if you have no demans on quality.
Which is probably why most rockbands have a bassline suitable for "My first bass".
The last time I played Rock Band communally I was playing bass all night. The people I was with were astonished at my ability to hit 98% or more on each song. They didn't notice that my note list was a monotonous string of green and red with barely any fiddly bits.
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A bassist without soul is the difference between tool and foo fighters.
Especially if they have sole
This. My thoughts exactly at a Victor Wooten-less list of bassists.
Both of those are popular (or were 20 years ago at least). You'll have to tell me which one is the good bassist one?
Enough to laugh at the part in Weird Al's stage act where it's the bass player's turn for a solo - and he comes out, strikes a pose, and plays a single note. (bownt)
Then he plays another, and another slightly higher... and takes his bow to applause, and goes back to where he was standing before.
Lee,