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I'd like to make a point about music, if I may. Hopefully I've shared enough hours of my own on this site to qualify me.

I don't like quarter-note basslines. You know what I mean, like when the bassist sounds like he's playing Chopsticks through the whole song. They strike me as being, either from lack of effort or imagination, too undeveloped.

I would compare the dull, protracted bellowing I was subjected to this evening to my 2015 recording of the above. Do you hear the difference my bass playing makes? I think my recording is far better.

Oh, by the way, this was way back in 2007 or 2008, but I recall hearing this song playing in the morning drive time slot on the rock station. That's on the same one you listen to in your cars now probably. A lot of my music got into that most listened to time slot. At the time I was probably in a van with others on our way to a day labour assignment.
  
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