For my 2112th post, for your listening and viewing pleasure

[Draconator]

 

 

 

 

 

I'll end with a ode of love to @Chandler#81 as in 2016 or 2017, the Bills won a game by the score of 21 - 12. I made this and Chandler locked the thread saying it was no longer contributing positively to the community. So here it is again just for Chandler, because I love. 

 

[Dukestreetking]

Great vids Drac... would be better if you were playing😎

 

And, I now know why we rarely hear Alex sing.

 

Thx for reminding us of the genius.

[Draconator]

1 hour ago, Dukestreetking said:

Great vids Drac... would be better if you were playing😎

 

Well, if you insist lol

 

 

[Dukestreetking]

Holy crap...band is tight.

 

And, once again, I'm impressed w your pinky stretch/hammer ons.  This is why I can never play some damn barred, minor sus chord!

[Draconator]

4 minutes ago, Dukestreetking said:

Holy crap...band is tight.

 

And, once again, I'm impressed w your pinky stretch/hammer ons.  This is why I can never play some damn barred, minor sus chord!

 

Lots and lots of practice. Both with the band and individually. If you want to build up left hand strength on the bass. play Billie Jean over and over. Surprisingly it's a bear to play due to the hand stretching that occurs on that song.

[Dukestreetking]

(Apologies for hogging thread)

 

I play rhythm guitar, quite badly if I do say so myself. Thus my chord progressions are not completely terrible, but picking... very meh.

 

I assume I can just transpose the bass line for that "exercise"?

[Draconator]

26 minutes ago, Dukestreetking said:

I assume I can just transpose the bass line for that "exercise"?

 

For sure you can. I would have to play it since it's been quite a while but it's like C#/D flat beginning. It's repetitive, but really builds up the left hand strength.