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paul_5

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  1. A.D.I.D.A.S. - Korn.
  2. That looks lovely! GLWTS
  3. BURN THE HERETIC!!!
  4. I’m not normally a fan of basses sans la tête, but that’s lovely.
  5. Ol' Red Eyes is Back - Beautiful South
  6. This night has opened my eyes - Der Schmidts
  7. Great bit of kit, I love mine! Using it with an expression makes it ten times more useful, as it can be set up to control multiple parameters at once - e.g. increasing the gain on a distortion and lowering the output to compensate, changing the rate of chorus or phaser etc… It also serves as a split - point for separate feeds to a DI and amp as it’s a stereo out! Every home should have one.
  8. 6 Underground - Sneaker Pimps
  9. Warm Beer and Cold Women - Tom Waits
  10. Me too. I listen to music every day, mostly on my iPod classic; it sounds great and I've never been frustrated by wifi dropouts or server problems.
  11. It’s a fine line between Phoenix and Spinäl.
  12. Tallahassee Lassi - Freddy Cannon
  13. I use a Line 6 M5 with an expression pedal for modulation, delay and pitch-shifty weirdness; everything else (filters, compressor, octave and many, many filth boxes) are honest-to goodness analogue units.
  14. And duct tape, lots and lots of duct tape!
  15. Shashlik it up - KISS
  16. Korma Police - Radiohead
  17. I’m with Wavemaker - a happy accident.
  18. Yeah, but Doug Wimbish is a god and should be worshipped as such!
  19. Colin Greenwood (Radiohead) has to be the least rock n'roll name ever. I think he'd actually be too risqué to be a geography teacher. Great playing and really inventive playing though.
  20. My personal favourite is the Ampeg SVP into any preamp that you'd care to mention. It'll do subtle amounts of honest-to-goodness tube besmirching right up to pig-shit filth; remarkable piece of kit!
  21. As would Honey Badger. Also a great porn star name n'est ce pas?
  22. Shake Hands With Beef - Primus
  23. Probably 'Midnight Hour' or similar. The first song I learned* from TAB was a transcription of Freewill by Rush. That was from one of my brother's guitar magazines that he'd left lying around the house. *Not completely, but probably over 80%
  24. Just a word of caution - welding nozzle cleaners work fine with plastic nuts, but they really struggle getting through bone ones.
  25. Theme from "Midnight Cowboy" - Faith No More (and others, obvs).
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