any of you do these poses when playing live?

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i got a 200 watt electro-voice monitor speaker cabinet and a 20 watt tube amplifier. what do i do? play outside and annoy my neighbors!!! lately i’ve going heavy on black sabbath, and when music gets so heavy, you really can’t help but move around like you’re playing in front of a million people or something. i often find myself playing like you see in the picture below, with some more cool weird things sprinkled in. does anyone else find a weird way to hold your bass when you’re going into it live? i’m sure i burn a fair amount of calories out in the heat playing the way i do :laugh:
 

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I think Mike Mesaros has been known to burn around 900-1200 calories per hour. I still think he’s cool. :D When the rest of the band are dead still or nearly so, somebody has to keep the audience awake. Sadly most music alone isn’t enough to do that, not even rock n roll.
 
I guess that pose is cool if you want to be a poser. :woot:

I wear my bass way too high like a jazz nerd. I'm sure that completely invalidates my opinion on this thread and I don't give a damn. :bookworm:

Carry on wit' yo bad self! :bassist:
I wear my bass high because I am a jazz nerd, but I still do the poses.... my headstock is up like 4 feet above my head when I do it!