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As well as my Rick I look after my other babies - a fretless Sei Bass, a Stingray, an Overwater and also a custom strat with EMG DG20 electrics and a Takamine accoustic. My day job is working in the oil industry as a geologist which takes up lots of time - especially when we're drilling, I gig with my band and dep with various others, I take care of my 3 kids when I get to see them, I also like photography, Hi-Fi, collecting old vinyl / new c.d.s and chasing girls. All sounds pretty normal to me......
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between owning a buisness and our new baby girl, spare time is something i dont have alot of . However,at 41 i still am an old road dog and have a great little rock power trio that takes up the rest of my time . I Also do alot of session work at odd hours for the local studio in my home town.
im getting to old for this ****
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Audio production is my hobby and job.

I record radio and television commercials as my 'serious' work... and 'on the side' record demos for local musicians and musician-types. I record my own compositions (when I come up with any) as well.

I also do sound reinforcement for other bands when the bands I'm in aren't gigging... which usually happens 3 to 4 nights a week.
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Im the assistant manager for a solid waste transfer station by day, dont do much in the winter months, but have recently gotten into golf, so I cant wait until spring.
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Golf is good.... enjoy, Scott!! I'm a 95 to 100 'off the stick' hacker but that never puts me off..... Image
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Post by teeder »

Let's see, besides my basses (4001V63 & '65 Jazz Bass), listening to music, and a gigging band. I'm a husband and father of two great kids. My wife and I have a small 10 acre farm where I dabble with tree farming.
I love to hunt and fish. I manage a metrology laboratory.
And have been known to enjoy a cold Labbatt's Blue on occasions!
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Now that's my kind of extra curricular activity! Must start getting into training...... which of Labatt's brews would you recommend, Kevin?
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Post by morrow »

I run a commercial photography studio and still manage to consider photography a hobby as well. I also play in several bands. Upright and electric.
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Post by shinynewtoy »

Hmmm... recording and producing in my little studio, being the only unpaid hired gun in the session bassist industry and loving it, my 3yr. old and 1yr.old, my yet-to-be started '74 260Z project, taking care of my 4-ft python (he's a baby), writing, cooking (I was a chef in a former life), my lifelong research project into the effects of THC, and I enjoy a Guinness from time to time.

Along with some things that my wife would rather keep secret, that's roughly it!
What do you mean the Bass is too loud???
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Post by jps »

Brian,

Good thing you said:

"Besides my band that sucks up much of my time"

and not:

"Besides my band that sucks much of my time"! Image
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Post by incubus2432 »

....that too!

BTW....playing a WMMS event in Avon Lake (Liquid Therapy) this weekend. Bring your earplugs!
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Post by rickaddict »

I like to travel and spend time outdoors. I've been a skier since I was about 10, but I don't ski much anymore as it tends to bug my knees.

I ride my mtn bike whenever I can if its nice out. (Living in Chicago, this means I have about 4 months of hybernation!) I used to race a little bit, when I was in good enough shape to not embarass myself...but that was a few years ago. Now I just do it to stay in shape, have some fun, see some new places, and ride some new trails. I ride on the road or on paved trails when I can't get off-road.

I also like to go out for a beer with friends and/or my chick, take in a ball game, go out to eat, or see some live music. One cool thing about living in a big city like Chicago...you never run out of new restaurants to try or bands to see!
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Post by shinynewtoy »

...oh yeah Jeff... you reminded me of my lifelong obsession with the New york Mets...
What do you mean the Bass is too loud???
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Post by teeder »

Howard,

I'm partial to the "Blue" variety, though I probably need to start on the "Blue Light", so I can loose these 10 sympathy pounds I gained when my wife was pregnant!Image
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Post by kcole4001 »

Nice pic of Aitch..."In Repose"...I think it's called Image
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