Monkey Man
Super Moderator
Only problem with being a bass player is you play other instruments like a bass player. 
Keys and guitar, for instance.
Keys and guitar, for instance.
Metalhead
Active member
53
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vishsrs
Banned
New member
Monkey Man
Super Moderator
Yeah... na mate.
Bot fail.
Bot fail.
Unacceptablenorm
Well-known member
I'll be celebrating my 27th annual 29th birthday in February.
MaxF
New member
Hey guys 
34 here.
34 here.
70 Mach 1
Well-known member
My body is pushing 60 but my mind is still celebrating the bicentennial.
I never grew up.
Just ask mrs 70
I never grew up.
Just ask mrs 70
franko5150
New member
55, born in 68. Grew up with great music in the 70s & 80s.
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mesa4x12er
Active member
When I first joined I was in my mid 20s. I don't wanna talk about it 
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c+addict
Well-known member
18 plus 40 years of experience!
watson503
Well-known member
Less than 24 hours and I'll be 51.
Monkey Man
Super Moderator
Happy birthday bro'! 
watson503
Well-known member
Thank you, brother!!!Happy birthday bro'!
Dozer
New member
I am 55 but my sense of humor is 12 and my body is 80
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Dadrocks
Member
Boomer. 4th decade, I’ve tried to stop counting. I still love all kinds of metal and heavy stuff. I’m sure I’ll be the same in my eighties if I make it that long. 
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Dadrocks
Member
43 and still metal.
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jtees4
Member
65, almost 66. Been playing since I was 10, in bands since 13....although not lately because I have bad arthritis in my fretting hand, so I can't be depended on everyday. But I play and "try" to record whenever I can. Bottom line, I get along better with everyone when I am alone
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m_mullett
Member
Just turned 41 in October. 80’s, 90’s and early 2000’s are what I know. I’m trying to stay with all the new stuff as it comes. 
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morgansbluff
Member
41 .. I always loved '70s rock and roll. I got into punk and hardcore in the '90s early 2000s. Now I pretty much enjoy alternative rock
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JB6464
Member
59, a "freeze dried" late 70's classic rocker with real tube amps., fuck modulars and SS amps.
Started playing Bass at 19 then a few years later switched to guitar because most guitarist at that time was switching to poser metal playing leads faster than a typewriter.
I learned then and still believe, it's what you say on guitar not how fast you can play scales.
Started playing Bass at 19 then a few years later switched to guitar because most guitarist at that time was switching to poser metal playing leads faster than a typewriter.
I learned then and still believe, it's what you say on guitar not how fast you can play scales.