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dmccombe7

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  1. WOW who does that. Had you any idea at all that things weren't quite right. ? Hopefully you get another band with higher morals than that. Dave
  2. Like that idea. Covers most that a SE would need. 👍 Dave
  3. that's a nice wee bassline going on there. Like that Rob. Dave
  4. You will now be a man on a mission. Dave
  5. No s*** were you taking the p*** there Dave
  6. Think he's still doing the Thin Lizzy shows after he quit Black Star Riders. His sister is married to Supertramp drummer. Dave
  7. Yep done that too. Usually the kitchen sockets in a club are fine. Dave
  8. Where was that ? I remember playing a wee support slot with Status Quoiing at a club in West End Glasgow possibly out towards Paisley area that had a Db monitor. Mic was at far end of the hall. I just put a cover over the mic and no-one was any the wiser. Dave
  9. WOW those guitarists sound so good together and have captured that Robertson/Gorham sound so well. Nice overall sound and well played everyone. Enjoyed that. Dave
  10. I thought it was hilarious and kind of what i'd expect from Alex who has a super weird sense of humour. Just brilliant. Dave
  11. Cheers for the heads up on the Fish album. Had never heard it before but now ordered from Amazon. BC is a wonderful thing. Dave
  12. I bought the album a few yrs back and did the usual search on them and was quite shocked at the history behind them. As you say Pete it is a very sad story. Such a promising career too. Dave
  13. Badfinger were a great band. Good choice. Dave
  14. Snare drum sound is a new one on me. You do realise that now you've put that in my head i'll be listening to snare drums from here on in. Dave
  15. Its funny how we all differ in opinions but Geddy's vocals was one of the reasons i liked them. For me it blended well with the music and was different from the average singer. His voice has always been a bit of a "marmite" thing even back in 76 when i first heard them the vocals were a discussion point on radio shows and magazine. Dave
  16. You seem to get some really good pics from your gigs. Lot of pro level pics. Dave
  17. I would say he was the greatest rock possibly prog drummer but a lot depends on the style of drumming you prefer or listen to. I've heard some drummers that i think are exceptional at their style of music and i'm thinking more jazz/funk styles but its like apples V's oranges. Not sure there are any one shoe fits all. Dave
  18. Liking your plucking technique there @Stub Mandrel. At first i thought you were using a pick. Some nice playing going on there. Enjoyed that a lot. Dave
  19. Think that's why i like the WAL sound as both pick ups are situated nearer the bridge. It gives a nice clear tone to each note. Are we gonna get to hear some vids of you playing at gigs with this one. No pressure but a Build Diary requires some sound clips or vids. Dave
  20. Oh to be a fly on the wall at the point. Did you laugh ? Dave
  21. Looks like a decent venue there. Nice one. Dave
  22. not listened to BOC in a long time. Good choice Dave
  23. Yep had that with a few Fender style bridges. To be honest its only been on Fender basses. Both Mex built ones. Other than that issue they were pretty much ok basses. Dave
  24. When i bought this Thumb bass back in 1990 (its an 89) it developed a very loud pop noise when switching between active and passive. It had to be returned to Warwick in Germany who were brilliant back then and i was given the choice of bass from the shop while it was away. Warwick returned it to me along with a broken English letter of apology and a box full of various goodies incl 3 sets of strings, hoodie, several posters, picks etc. All very nicely done and that has always stuck in my mind. Not sure they would do that now tho. It was a new bass and expensive back then. It cost me more than the WAL i had a few yrs earlier. Dave
  25. WOW Johna that is a stunning bit of kit. Are you sure you can handle it. I'd be happy to look after it for you. Cracking job by the luthier on what must be quite a rare bass for him. I've always loved the look of that model with both pick ups towards the bridge. It has a unique sound. Have fun and let us know how it performs over your upcoming gigs. Will be good to see how it fits in the full band mix at a few different gigs. Many thanks for the heads up on the build diary. Dave
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