New 240 pic

[240 is Back]

Epic hairline.

hey man, it's geting up there, but I made it to 30 and I'm not bald or graying like many of my friends. I'll count my blessings.

[Alex23]

hey man, it's geting up there, but I made it to 30 and I'm not bald or graying like many of my friends. I'll count my blessings.

hehehehe just pushing your buttons man... are you any near tampa? I'm flying there on the 28th... wonder if there's any shit to do in the vincinity

[newmom]

rob he is sooooooooooo cute..

[240 is Back]

hehehehe just pushing your buttons man... are you any near tampa? I'm flying there on the 28th... wonder if there's any shit to do in the vincinity

brandon, FL.  Deja Vu.  hands on boobie bar.  like 25 min from tampa, maybe less.  Little portable booths and everything. 


Or so I've been told!

[Alex23]

brandon, FL.  Deja Vu.  hands on boobie bar.  like 25 min from tampa, maybe less.  Little portable booths and everything. 

Or so I've been told!

Hahahaah yes!!!!! should I give you a call so that you can get away from "baby duty" and see some "titty"s with us?   (hahah yes it rimes)

[240 is Back]

Hahahaah yes!!!!! should I give you a call so that you can get away from "baby duty" and see some "titty"s with us?   (hahah yes it rimes)

Yes, I would love to skip baby duty to see some booty.

But I'm leashed up pretty tight these days.  I tend to put a stripper thru med school every time I go to that place.  It's the only club I've ever been to that is all hands on, "except for my cookie" as they put it there

[rocket]

I used to play bass.. I still occasionally but it really is a very limited instrument (in the hands of the mere mortals - I have seen some insanely amazing talents).

[Hedgehog]

me with my new baby

What does you gym training look like these days?

-Hedge

[drop set]

do you actually train?

[240 is Back]

yeah, it's been 2 weeks off, playing 4 nights a week and taking on 2 big corp clients recently.  just slammed.

incredible how i'm night and day, i will lose 10 pounds and all my arms/shoulders in a week off.  i knew i lacked 'swole' in that pic but eh, tis life.  one more week of this and i'll have the new spring schedule, where i'll lean up like gold ray did this year.

[240 is Back]

I used to play bass.. I still occasionally but it really is a very limited instrument (in the hands of the mere mortals - I have seen some insanely amazing talents).

agreed to that.  i am just a mortal with it, but i don't hit bad notes, i know just about every rock radio song since 1991, i'm a rhythm nazi, and i jump around a lot live.

[MisterMagoo]

agreed to that.  i am just a mortal with it, but i don't hit bad notes, i know just about every rock radio song since 1991, i'm a rhythm nazi, and i jump around a lot live.

the bass is a really underrated instrument. it's not flashy and at the forefront like the guitar, but even the simplest lines really anchor the song down. you'll rarely find someone in a band that makes you go "holy shit did you hear the bassist?" aside from obvious ones like primus or the chili peppers (the guy from mudvayne is pretty crazy too), but if you ever find a way to do it, pull the bass line out of a song and you'll suddenly realize that oh damn, those "easy" lines were pretty important.

[240 is Back]

yeah.  I played like Duff for most of my life - picked a lot of the time and mirrored the guitar line, lots of octaves, and really just tried to show off 1-2 times a song.  Last year I got a few instructional videos and learned how damn smooth it can be - bass can really be the sexiest instrument. Now I try to do a lot more subtle stops, keep the drummer & guitarist completely glued together, and provide a stage presence that others cant.

[rocket]

the bass is a really underrated instrument. it's not flashy and at the forefront like the guitar, but even the simplest lines really anchor the song down. you'll rarely find someone in a band that makes you go "holy shit did you hear the bassist?" aside from obvious ones like primus or the chili peppers (the guy from mudvayne is pretty crazy too), but if you ever find a way to do it, pull the bass line out of a song and you'll suddenly realize that oh damn, those "easy" lines were pretty important.

Ryknow is an amazing bass player.  Hands down the most technically adept I've seen live ever.  Shame much of his talent is really lost on mudvayne.  Full 4 fingered playing, multi string popping.. allsorts of strange technique.

[Debussey]

Victor Wooten and John Patitucci smokes them all.

[candidate2025]

the bass is a really underrated instrument. it's not flashy and at the forefront like the guitar, but even the simplest lines really anchor the song down. you'll rarely find someone in a band that makes you go "holy shit did you hear the bassist?" aside from obvious ones like primus or the chili peppers (the guy from mudvayne is pretty crazy too), but if you ever find a way to do it, pull the bass line out of a song and you'll suddenly realize that oh damn, those "easy" lines were pretty important.

i always pick up on sweet funky bass lines. the bassline makes or breaks a song!! and flea is god.

[gtbro1]

here ya go

 You didn't drink my beer did ya?

[HERACLES]

how could a man cheat on carmen elektra? go figure.

Jam on 240! looking quite cool! 

[240 is Back]

how could a man cheat on carmen elektra? go figure.

i've often wondered that.  My only guess is that Dave navarro decided that nailing 1000 very hot girls was more exciting than tagging the same very hot yet aging carmen electra, for the next 40 years.

[MisterMagoo]

Ryknow is an amazing bass player.  Hands down the most technically adept I've seen live ever.  Shame much of his talent is really lost on mudvayne.  Full 4 fingered playing, multi string popping.. allsorts of strange technique.

i caught a video of them performing dig live and it was really incredible. no way to appreciate how technical he is just listening.

[brianX]

240 still looks like he never touched a weight in his life. Monster lack of progress after decades of training.

[Deadpool]

How did Craig Titus get a guitar in prison?

[Dingleberry]

Synthol in pickin fingers.

[rocket]

i caught a video of them performing dig live and it was really incredible. no way to appreciate how technical he is just listening.

Heh yeh.. unfortunately thats really the bogus thing about being a bass player.  Nobody really notices and even if they do they probably need to have played some bass to appreciate it.