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She's A Killer - Alien Sex Fiend

My band's first album released last May. Second one is in the works.

I guess Macca would be a an obvious candidate if he were interested in a sideline business venture. He’s shrewd, so maybe not.

sad news indeed. hopefully someone will step in and save them

Die Alone - Eminem

Exactly the reason for my path in the industry, it’s much more pleasant working with seasoned pros in general. It also pays MUCH better. it depends very much on the level of sound techs and engineers you are working with.

Wither Without You - U2

Surprised noone has mentioned The Bongolian yet

Dead Flowers - Stones

New Rose The Damned

And don't forget Ibanez as a relatively lightweight option!

New Church - Lords of the New Church

You got it bang on... As for the smoke machine, I made it clear that it was NOT to be put on while I was near the stage.

Played my 734a at an audition this week. First time I'd played it live. Through a rehearsal room cheap ashdown tone master and a cheapo hartke cab. Sounded glorious just in passive p mode. Never had people comment on a small room sound before but all members loved it. Warm, fat, but authorative. Sat in the mix lovely. Got me the gig too

Welcome David.

I've got loads of Sunday afternoon gigs lined up for '26. They are great - don't interfere with my social life or work!

I am on the same side with @jezzaboy: all blades that I have tried (three 4 string and a 5 string) have been on a weighty side. Maybe they are good for heavy music. All had that Japanese quality feel.

We get the odd Sunday Afternoon Dave but most clubs seem to want us on a Saturday night.

Please send it back. The biggest issue is that it doesn't feel even as good as the previous one. Ask for a picture of the next one, if you decide to try that once more. The feel is always the most important to me. Even with lousy strings bass talks or not. Once I tried eight (if I remember correctly) Laklands and the only one that was even close to OK was a Japanese made one. US models were mediocre or worse, to me that is. Trust your own personal feelings.