angular movements using extension chords

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As far as his question, I'm a bad bass player and know nothing about it, but I'd say get used the angularity and use it.:p
 
Get a wireless system..then you won't have any problems moving from extention cords...yuck yuck yuck.. okay that was dumb..I'll shut up now.
 
Western music is the Now. Eastern chordal flavourings add Zen.
All Brian did was get a little now & zen & he was happy.

I have to admit that I assumed this thread was about putting stresses on electrical supply cables.
 
I too first thought this was about electrical cords (forgot the "h" in there) laying out right angles and parallel's, but then I started to read the post and really got lost, no high level training here. Angular contains angle and then there's 360 degrees and I'm still trying to figure out where a chord expresses itself in all these movements, but inverted or a simple triad if it doesn't sound right, it probably won't compliment the music and melody line. My question is did Brian Wilson really know what he was playing technically or simply write a song that sounded good to his ears...playing by ear.
 
Lectric_Lab said:
I too first thought this was about electrical cords (forgot the "h" in there) laying out right angles and parallel's, but then I started to read the post and really got lost, no high level training here. Angular contains angle and then there's 360 degrees and I'm still trying to figure out where a chord expresses itself in all these movements, but inverted or a simple triad if it doesn't sound right, it probably won't compliment the music and melody line. My question is did Brian Wilson really know what he was playing technically or simply write a song that sounded good to his ears...playing by ear.
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This is why he posts these questions. It exposes people.
 
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