The thing is, now that you’ve given him some details, he probably IS interested. It was most likely quite difficult to become interested with no information at all.Nomomo wrote: ↑Fri Dec 29, 2023 4:11 amSo.... the fascinating career of "The First Lady of Bass" in her 10,000 recordings doesn't interest you at all? Your loss. Evidently music and the musicians product and careers are not worthy of your interest,. Got it. As I said, Your loss. Your lack of interest in music and the musicians who created it is acknowledged. The greatest studio studio musician who played electric bass that ever lived is an uninteresting topic to you. Sad.
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Perhaps, perhaps not. Seems to me that the most creative and greatest studio musician who ever lived to him is only just someone who is good at what they do and nothing more. Of no interest to him.Dr. Shades wrote: ↑Fri Dec 29, 2023 5:19 amThe thing is, now that you’ve given him some details, he probably IS interested. It was most likely quite difficult to become interested with no information at all.Nomomo wrote: ↑Fri Dec 29, 2023 4:11 amSo.... the fascinating career of "The First Lady of Bass" in her 10,000 recordings doesn't interest you at all? Your loss. Evidently music and the musicians product and careers are not worthy of your interest,. Got it. As I said, Your loss. Your lack of interest in music and the musicians who created it is acknowledged. The greatest studio studio musician who played electric bass that ever lived is an uninteresting topic to you. Sad.
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There are different kinds of music, which interest different people. Her kind of music does not interest me. Other kinds do. You are under no obligation to share my interests, neither am I at fault for not sharing yours.Nomomo wrote: ↑Fri Dec 29, 2023 4:11 amSo.... the fascinating career of "The First Lady of Bass" in her 10,000 recordings doesn't interest you at all? Your loss. Evidently music and the musicians product and careers are not worthy of your interest,. Got it. As I said, Your loss. Your lack of interest in music and the musicians who created it is acknowledged. The greatest studio studio musician who played electric bass that ever lived is an uninteresting topic to you. Sad.
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Hey man, even the greatest bassist in the world is still just a bassist. Bassists just get no love.Nomo wrote: Seems to me that the most creative and greatest studio musician who ever lived to him is only just someone who is good at what they do and nothing more. Of no interest to him.
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