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OK i'm gonna go with Led Zep

Might as well tell you the answer as this hasn't taken off as much as i expected. Motorhead is the one i haven't seen. Norman Wisdom i saw in Glasgow Pavillion when i was a kid along with my parents. He was so funny and musically talented. Boston i saw at Edinburgh Showground early 80's. Floyd i saw at Earls Court The Wall early 80's first time it was out. Jeff Berlin i saw at Glasgow Pavillion along with John McLaughlan and a percussionist who's name i forget. Again probably early 80's at some point. Dave

Sorry @steve-bbb it took few light years for your application to come thru. Dave

Lighten the mood a bit. Here's a wee quiz for us all List ten bands/artists you’ve seen in concert but ONE is a lie. People leave a reply to who they think is the lie. First person to guess correctly then does the same and so on. Don't reply to answers until the correct one is made Here’s mine, let’s play: 1. Motorhead 2. Genesis 3. Norman Wisdom 4. Deep Purple 5. Rush 6. Uriah Heep 7. Steve Hillage 8. Jeff Berlin 9. Boston 10. Pink Floyd

This for our next rehearsal whenever that will be.

Wish you all the best and hope you get in to DWP Now what about my claims. ? Can you help. ? Just giving you some prior notice to make sure you are prepared for them. Good Luck👍 Dave

That's good to know. Thanks for the tip. Dave

Will have a look @Bilbo. They could be interesting. Thanks for sharing them Dave

That's a very nice looking Panther bass Dave. not seen one that colour before. How does it sound ? Is it like any other type of bass you've tried ? Almost bought one a few yrs back in burl maple but was a bit too much of a stretch on my budget. Dave Dave

Just had a quick lok first 10 pages and some really nice basses in there and some great prices albiet postage is gonna be a bit more expensive but still some nice gear i haven't seen before. Blue sunburst Rik bass was stunning. Dave

Don't know them ? The one i had originally been looking to have built was in Thomann exact same bass and then i saw the white one in Classic and Cool guitars and that was it for me. Love it, brilliant basses. I've played quite a few in shops tho so i knew what i was getting build wise. I'd definitely consider a passive VS4 to keep my VM4 company. Dave

Saw a couple of Nash P basses at Over £2k. I know they are good but i've seen Nash P basses sell for £800 and they were nice looking basses too Having never tried one its hard to judge but even the Alembic seemed a tad pricey compared to other shops or BC. Obviously i'm no Alembic expert either. Dave

That's nice but seems a wee bit expensive for a VS4. Might be worth looking around a bit. I got my VM4 new for £1200. Vs4 is usually a bit cheaper. Dave

This might help a bit too Saturday Nights Alright For Fighting Bass by Elton Johntabs @ Ultimate Guitar Archive.html

Yep i used that version to help me learn it.

One of my fav Journey songs. Put me in mood for this Journey song where the guitar solo at the end is simply phenomenal for me. Loved his tone. Randy Jackson on bass too. Big fan of Ross Valory tho who usually does an great job of playing exactly what the song needs but Randy added something more IMHO Took me a few shots to get the right version i was thinking of.

I was quite looking forward to playing this set but the BL decided he's had enough of playing in bands and put it all on hold. He is 70yrs young along with singer but still 20 yr olds at heart. Who knows if it will ever come to anything in future. Meanwhile my own band is taking advantage of the spare time and adding a good few new songs into our repertoire. Dave

Listening to this 4 CD compilation album of Prog bands and this track stood out for me. Reminded me a bit of Kansas but really enjoyed this.

That's what i do too. I usually play thru and with the song 2-3 times to get a feel for it first. Then i get the music tabs etc and look at youtube clips for the tricky bits that are sometimes missed on bass tabs. Once i'm happy i have it all i write it all out note for note for my own files. That way it helps me remember what i wrote as well as having learned it by ear or tabs. Maybe a bit overkill but i keep my notes just in case i ever need them again. Zep basslines are amazing even tho i'm not a huge Zep fan. Dave

Always thought Delicate Sound of Thunder tour was far better sound quality plus Guy used his Spector bass for his solo and it had a fantastic tone. I found his tone on Pulse a bit more mellow. I had the old video of DSOT but couldn't find it on DVD. Dave

God luck wie that one mate.

Oddly enough i bought the CD at the time and wasn't aware it was Guy playing on it either. Maybe i did at the time and just forgot. Dave

enjoyed that. liked the story behind where the bass line came from. Always nice to know the thinking behind a song. Guy is perfect for doing VID demo's Great voice and his playing is first class covering so many different styles over the years. And he's such a nice guy. What's not to like. Dave

I'm retired anyways Blue. Living in countryside life hasn't changed that much for me. At least i'm getting the garden tidied up before summer this year. Its almost complete. I miss my trips to Costa coffee to watch the world go by or even the occasional lunch. Our band only gigs every couple of months due to other member commitments. I def miss my rehearsals tho Was a bit concerned for people like yourself who rely on gigs to survive. Our singer who does a lot of solo gigs on a weekly basis is looking at other jobs like stocking supermarket shelves at night to make ends meet. Health wise we are all good. Dave

Just add the cancelled gigs onto the end of the ones you can manage this year. As much as its difficult i'm trying to take a positive slant on what's happening. I'm assuming the clubs, venues, events will all still be looking once this ends. We don't play a huge amount of gigs but we will just take up where we left off once this dies down a bit and start re-arranging any cancelled gigs as soon as the venues can take us. No point in being down on it. Dave