Hobbayne

[quote name='KingBollock' timestamp='1428788438' post='2744607'] Post Modern Jukebox - Creep (Radiohead): [media]http://youtu.be/m3lF2qEA2cw[/media] I love the original but this is better. It's actually the only Radiohead song I can bear to listen to. There used to be a couple of their songs that had good videos, I used to mute the music because I really, really hated it, and just watch the videos. [/quote] Wow! that is good!!

Would you buy an expensive bass from somebody abroad with zero posts on here?? No definitely not!

[quote name='spectoremg' timestamp='1428873948' post='2745619'] Are you saying Andy Summers was bad-mouthing Sting? [/quote] He chose his words very carefully I thought.

[quote name='wateroftyne' timestamp='1428865937' post='2745482'] Probably best you don't go to one, then. [/quote] LOOOOL!!

[quote name='Drax' timestamp='1428865788' post='2745479'] The seller might be comfortable with passing on your contact details to the buyer, if it was actually sold. I'd be surprised if the seller would just pass you the buyers details (and slightly annoyed if I was the buyer). And get ready to be royally mugged on the price if you're chasing it down like this, but I guess you're prepared for this. Personally I'd take this situation as a sign that specific bass wasn't for you, and a better one will be along soon. [/quote] Was it a bass?

Watched this on the BBC iPlayer last night. A great interview with Andy Rourke about Morrisey and Andy Summers about Sting. About what an arsehole he was!

I had that feeling with a Thunderbird bass. After a while it became used less and less in favour ot the P bass.

I once got a complement from the bassist of the next band on a festival. "Nice bass playing mate" he quoth. I just stared at my shoes and mumbled something about the onstage sound being crap. He must have thought I was a right arsehole!

I have 2 Precisions - A US standard 2008 model in Arctic White and a Bitsa Squier P (In my sig pic) With a S D SPB1 Pup and a narrower Jazz neck, which is my go to bass. My first P was a 1984 JV Squier in Fiesta red which I had resprayed C A R. I have dabbled with Stingrays and Thunder birds, but always gravitate back to a P bass as I have Comfy Slipper Syndrome too.

I bought one of these the other day. My old one only worked out of one headphone after I sat on it. The old one lasted me a few years so I hope this will too. I quite like the useful (but limited) drum machine on it.

I have to buy one because I have lost some of my original ones over the years. I am sure I read somewhere that they have to be 13amp. Is that correct? I need to use on a Markbass combo.

I believe he took over from the guy who electrocuted himself. Cant remember his name but he replaced Jet Harris I understand.

Dee Dee Ramone? He used to play with a P bass hanging down by his ankles. If that aint bad technique i dunno what is!

LBC radio's late night phone in show keeps me amused in the wee small hours.

[quote name='skankdelvar' timestamp='1428114682' post='2738236'] More interesting than [i]what[/i]? The original bass lines on the records? Than the templated trad root / 5 country bass line? If you play something 'interesting' the best you can hope for is a cold, murderous stare from the bandleader. The worst you can expect is being ripped limb from limb by enraged elderly men in cowboy boots and Hank Williams t-shirts. [/quote] Indeed! i was helping out a friend in his country band once. We doing this song called Jambalaya or something. It alternated between C and G and bored me rigid. I tried to spice it up a bit by using chromatic fills and pushing and pulling the beat. The singer glared at me and shouted "Play It Straight!" I never got asked back.

I recently changed from Ernie Ball super slinkys to regular slinkys and noted a marked improvement in tone , playability and fret buzz. The neck did need a tweak though, but it wasnt a problem.

I remember reading about the basschatter who strung along a scammer who wanted money paid into a bank account abroad somewhere. The scammer didnt have a clue he was being strung along. It made hilarious reading

[quote name='seashell' timestamp='1427974903' post='2736509'] BTW, I love the title of this thread. I like to think of them as 'Our' Stones. [/quote] As long as they are not gall stones.

[quote name='woodywyatt' timestamp='1427974099' post='2736492'] Done. Cheers! I'll be sticking the Ric on there next month. Ooops! I said it. [/quote] Dont worry, I dont think anyone heard!

We are on the lookout for a studio to lay a few demos down. I dont want to go for the first place we see, but then again I dont want to get it done on the cheap. Then I got this email from the drummer! [i]Finding the right person to record the band is hard, we need someone who is into the music we play to be able to get the best out of it. No point picking someone who has been doing it for 40 years and they only like Jazz etc. We need someone who is into classic rock and not some long haired hippy!!![/i] What does everyone think?

Never the same since Wyman left.

It is being advertised as a Fender, it is clearly not. I really cant understand you happliy watching someone being fleeced Spacey!

Probably ebay or get a store to sell it on your behalf. If its what I think it is, then you cant sell it on here.

Has anyone reported it? It may stop some poor sod from being ripped off

Yes. http://www.ultimate-guitar.com/news/general_music_news/did_loud_music_damage_your_hearing_take_a_test_and_see.html