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He’s very talented for a 19 year old

For that Slavic doomer vibe, I recommend checking out Ploho. I don’t know anything about them except the music, but it fits the Molchat Doma vibe

I’ve found drugs can help, too

I tried it. Died too much, quit.

My number one favorite punk band. Wish I had been more into them when they were more active, but I was too much of a lib

By the name you might think it’s a spaghetti RPG, but it’s another JRPG

Peter Hook wrote some great bass lines

I pick beans up
I am the collector
And beans, well, beans they tend to accumulate
I have this net
It drags behind me
It picks up beanises
For me to feed upon

Hmm, they shrank his shoulders her jumblies. Made him look my pp soft.

Hold on, I gotta put 3000 AA batteries into my GameGear emulator

Announcing my new studio: ZA/CUM

Who is Sandy Loam?

Millhouse isn’t a meme is a meme

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Coming from the (non-coastal) Southwest with midwestern parents, I fucking hate country music with every fiber of my being.

“Caesar’s Legion?” What do I look like, some kinda slur for Italian people

I’ve been on that Satisfactory 1.0 all weekend. It’s been a long time since I last played, so it’s been a good time!

For pedals, definitely check local guitar shops, facebook marketplace, Craigslist, Reverb, etc for used gear.

If there’s a guitar store where you can try pedals out, I would start there and just kind of figure out what sounds you like. For bass, you may not even want effects depending on the genre. Also, if you’re unaware, you can typically use a guitar pedal on a bass without any issues. Some circuits will kill the low end, and if you run into that you can put an EQ pedal at the end of the pedalboard chain.

My bass must-haves are a tuner pedal, a volume pedal, and some kind of fuzz, distortion, or overdrive (I put the distortion before the amp and the volume pedal first in my amp effect loop so I can crank up the distortion if I want without pissing off my neighbors). Delay and Reverb are good effects for basically every instrument and genre. I find I really like the dry sound of my bass most of the time, and the effects are just when I’m playing a specific genre or noodling some haunted house sounds.

I have a hard time recommending specific pedals because I’ve built most of mine, which is only cheaper if you’ve got the tools already (and even then I’ve bricked a few boards being careless). You can’t go wrong with Boss pedals IMO, and you can usually resell them for about what you paid, especially if you buy used.

If you’ve got a lot of time and interest, JHS Pedals has a good YouTube channel where they talk about effects in general and go over lots of classic and contemporary pedals.

I thought they were the same guy until this post

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