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For me it was simply enjoyment, which was mainly driven by the band as a sum up people. Usually there has with been someone with delusions of being signed without the talent, pushing too hard rather than enjoying the journey. 

Someone taking it too seriously or not serious enough abs wasting time. 

For me now, I'd rather play functions or covers in a pub with some great people and food musicians than play with big egos who are signed.. Life is too short..

Good people, good music, no ego.. I'm there 

I use this with my Mac... so flexible.. great unit!

I play both drums and bass. In real terms, unless I'm producing I'm in first.. then that's it.. bye!!

If you're still there re-doing your parts, you've done it wrong.

drums and bass are the foundation, without that, the house falls down. The guarist, keys and vocals are the walls and the roof.

Don't forget that

Shame, I have a Terror I would have swapped for your GB

I miss BC for 2days and this happens :-(

I can't see where you are based. Using the mobile site btw

Photos?

Where are you based?

I love my cab.. tempted to get another

where are you based?

I reported that thread, I would guess others may have.. My reason for reporting it was that it was such a long time ago and also the guy still uses the site and to be teased like we're all in our pre-teens a year later is rather infantile.. and not that nice...

On the flip side, he only spends his time on the classified section

it's gotta be this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0mNPKNAQl4c&feature=related

Missed it boooooo

Where are you based?

Lovely cab, good luck on the sale

answer to your title... yes, i have.

as a working muso the compromise over over valve sound and weight.. these days, you can't go wrong. when Im getting someone else carrying your gear.. then all valve

SOLD to another lovely BC'er

Very nice chap. Buy/Sell with confidence...

Cheers

[quote name='munkonthehill' timestamp='1329041761' post='1536256']
Can't. Believe your selling this buddy. I know how much you loved it.

The one I had also had the bridge pup swapped out and seems to be a common upgrade on these.

All the very best with the sale and at 500 buck this won't be here for long
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Cheers

All pm's replied but no complete confirmation made yet bump

It's back on sale

[quote name='Davo-London' timestamp='1326788835' post='1501820']
The OP asked: [i]Have you had this problem, and what did you do about it? Can you train a drummer like you can train dogs, kids and spouses, i.e. by using a reward system? Or what?[/i]

Actually re-reading this, the OP question is rather drummer-bashing, so it’s not surprising what has unfolded.

Shame
Davo
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I've finally read all of Davo-London posts and as someone who is actually has worked pro on both drums and bass, I couldn't agree more. The drummer is the driving force of a band and drummer has the most physical part in the band. It's not easy, as bassist getting fed up being told that bass is 'easy', I thought you guys who know better... anyway rant over... I still think lessons is the key and anothet non-drummer telling him, might not go down well, unless you a mate

Get lessons! A drummer who can't play in time is a singer without pitch.

I play drums and bass and have professionally.. should we have a drum subgroup then, or a singer, saxsphone or other??

Keep it simple... Bass. If I want drums or other, I go there. I also like basschat for what it is, as most bassist unless they play professionally have the chance talk to other bassists. In a band you might get 2 guitarists or 2 singers or sax or horn players, singers.. but not bass

[quote name='JoshL' timestamp='1325535829' post='1484178']
I'd second that, just learnt it having never heard of the band before my bass teacher suggested it and it's a really good fun line to play, especially the prechorus section.
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NO doubt tunes are fun. I've learnt that for some functions.

I learnt this for fun

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RvuVFHTvdaY