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How about some King Kurt. Fun live band back in the 80's. Decent mueso's as well http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wt4Zhdoj65o
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[quote name='RAY AGAINST THE MACHINE' timestamp='1457955085' post='3003243'] I apologise in advance if I repeat some already mentioned . anyway : The crunch - rah band Brim full of asha Popcorn- hot butter Sugar sugar- the Archie's Devils answer-atomic rooster ( not sure if tomorrow night reached the charts) Hawk wind - silver machine Roadrunner- Jonathan richman Manhattan transfer- d'mour Zager& evan-25 25 The ruts- Babylons burning Space - magic fly .. [/quote] I'd argue the Ruts weren't a one hit wonder, they appeared on Top of the Pops with 3 different singles.. Babylons Burning was their highest chart position tho, Good old local lads from Southall and the first Punk Band I ever saw.
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[quote name='Luulox' timestamp='1457880916' post='3002594'] 2 pints of lager and a packet of crisp please! No idea who sung it. [/quote] [b]Splodgenessabounds, it was actually the B-side of the single Simon Templer.[/b] [b]I had the hots for Babygreensleves in the band.. I thought any woman that can put up with Max would suit me fine [/b]
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[quote name='Zenitram' timestamp='1457872197' post='3002496'] I believe the B-side to Prime Mover was 'Hangover from Hell'? [/quote] Think it might of been, still have the 12" (ohh err) somewhewre.
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Zodiac Mindwarp - Prime mover got a top 20 I think. Loved it when it came out. Comedy value http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mtnCcWOS7y8
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I use one to even out my playing on certain songs, normally anything that is thumb and pluck or when I know I dig in too much, seems to give me a little more headroom.. Sometimes also just to smooth things out going into pedals and always like a little on recordings. Not on 100% of the time anymore, used to use it like that tho.
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[quote name='FinnDave' timestamp='1457808929' post='3002024'] Ei. [/quote] Right, I'm sending Tuksu round
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[quote name='FinnDave' timestamp='1457808239' post='3002010'] Paljon kiitoksia [/quote] Do I get a brownie point for understanding that?
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I have some live video of Norman giving it some with one, he brought it over when they played in Finland (bit distorted on the vid, but sounded great there ) I do have some cleaner sound sample form the sound check I'll try dig out. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=M_y5XmaR3Fs
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[quote name='CletePurcel' timestamp='1457522894' post='2999277'] Having slept on it I have just ordered the Rumble 500. Hopefully I will not grow out of it too quickly. Thanks again for all the friendly advice. Cheers. [/quote] Good choice. Nearly 2 years on mine and haven't had gas for any other amps. (except an unpractial 810 valve setup )
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Fender Precision 1964 - cleaned an upgraded
Highfox replied to chrisanthony1211's topic in Bass Guitars
Congrats, look forward to seeing the pics. Once I packup all the giging I might sell on a few of mine to try get a YOB 64 P that I can drool over each day. -
[quote name='bonzodog' timestamp='1457452345' post='2998725'] We play swords of a 1000 men and although it always goes down well it has also caused lots of drunken men to link arms and jump around quite aggressively [/quote] That's how it went down at the TenPole gigs [color=#6A6A6A][font=arial, sans-serif][b]Delilah - Tom Jones [/b][/font][/color]
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Double Albums That Work and the One That Don't
Highfox replied to spectoremg's topic in General Discussion
The Clash - London Calling My favorite album, been a constant play for me since it's release. I can't understand some of the comments above, there isn't a bad track on it -
Tasty playing and nice tone imo. Good band on support that night as well
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[quote name='Cato' timestamp='1457377597' post='2997979'] It's got to be a sound long term investment, there will presumably always be collectors willing to pay a premium for a pretty important bit of Leo Fender's legacy, especially as it seems to be in near pristine condition. You'd have to be seriously wealthy to buy it and gig it though. [/quote] I'd agree with that. There is always going to be someone out there that wants it.
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Looks ok to me.. Some of the photo's are a bit fuzzy.. can't see the truss rod wheel clearly etc.
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Nice. Thanks for the review. I put an order in last week for a white one. Hopefully it will scratch the itch.
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NBD (Well, it was actually on Saturday!) Fender Roadworn P
Highfox replied to Marc S's topic in Bass Guitars
[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1456240912' post='2986938'] And the 'road wear' plus the thinner, quicker-wearing finish makes the roadworn basses that much more expensive? It would make sense to buy the Classic and 'road wear' it yourself... most effectively by gigging it! Saves a few hundred pounds, no? [/quote] You'd have to try both to decide -
NBD (Well, it was actually on Saturday!) Fender Roadworn P
Highfox replied to Marc S's topic in Bass Guitars
[quote name='No. 8 Wire' timestamp='1456238966' post='2986913'] Possibly. I've seen nothing to suggest a difference and all the spec sheets seem the same. Also my own 50s classic is very light, but it could easily just be a one off. Where did you get the information re select woods? [/quote] Maybe I made that up.. most people report the Roadworns being leightweight. I seem to remember reading somewhere maybe TB, that they used select dried woods for the resonance.. -
NBD (Well, it was actually on Saturday!) Fender Roadworn P
Highfox replied to Marc S's topic in Bass Guitars
[quote name='No. 8 Wire' timestamp='1456228576' post='2986773'] Marc, they do make them unroadworn, in P basses at least, not sure about Jazz. In black Nitro: [url="http://intl.fender.com/en-GB/basses/precision-bass/classic-series-50s-precision-bass-lacquer-maple-fingerboard-black/"]http://intl.fender.c...gerboard-black/[/url] In Red, Sunburst or Blonde poly: [url="http://intl.fender.com/en-GB/series/classic/50s-precision-bass-maple-fingerboard-2-color-sunburst-gold-anodized-aluminum-pickguard/"]http://intl.fender.c...inum-pickguard/[/url] [/quote] I think they are slightly different, except for the black lacquer in your first link. The Roadworns to my knowlage are made from select light woods.. The 50's Classic arent. -
NBD (Well, it was actually on Saturday!) Fender Roadworn P
Highfox replied to Marc S's topic in Bass Guitars
I've got 4 if you count a fretless as well -
NBD (Well, it was actually on Saturday!) Fender Roadworn P
Highfox replied to Marc S's topic in Bass Guitars
Congrats. Great basses. Might be even more awesome in a PJ config.. I like that idea. I've also been thinking to swap the scratch plate over on my fiesta red RW as well, think I have a spare blackplate somewhere if it fits. -
Wish I could get my fingers to move that fast when I need it. Not my kind of thing musically (if you can call it that) but some serious talent for sure.
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[quote name='Old Horse Murphy' timestamp='1455982337' post='2984253'] It's his Roland Synth Bass [/quote] I thought you were having me on, never knew they looked like that.