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LiamPodmore

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  1. Hi Steve, welcome to the forums. You've picked the right place to come if you're looking for help with anything, be it playing, equipment, or even life, someone on here knows something that'll be useful.

    Liam

  2. [quote name='andydye' timestamp='1320229980' post='1423939']

    Thanks matey, it's very pretty! Sounds amazing too! Sooo good for the 'relatively' small price (same price as a normal 55-01).
    [/quote]

    Yeah, every Lakland i've played (Only been 2 or 3 though) has been well worth the cash, and 55-01's are relatively low priced compared to some basses, and easily worth even more.

    Liam

  3. [quote name='bluejay' timestamp='1320182994' post='1423576']
    ...All I need is a lot of money which I haven't got at the moment...
    [/quote]

    I'll make a bet with you that you have even less money, and want even more things after spending 2 months on here.

    Liam

  4. Gotta admit that i do love Hysteria, Chris is a PHENOMENAL player, but there are much better basslines than that, even by Muse. My favourites are:

    Muse - Plug In Baby (Awesome root, 5th and octave line)
    Red Hot Chilli Peppers - Dani California
    Metallica - Orion and Anesthesia (More of a solo really)
    A Whilhelm Scream - The Horse (AWESOME Tapping in the first verse)
    Iron Maiden - Run To The Hills
    Trivium - Anthem (We Are The Fire), In Waves and Kirisute Gomen (Yes, i like Trivium)
    Pokemon Theme Tune

    All of these are my opinion of course, and i love playing them all, no matter how much i struggle with some (Kirisute Gomen and The Horse mostly)

    Liam

  5. I'm planning on adding a Wizard Thumper to my GSR200. Not sure what to put in the bridge though. Wonder if they'd do me a set with a Thumper and the double jazz bridge pickup they do, that sounds like it could be fun.

    Liam

  6. Not a problem with Peavey gear myself, except the weight of course. As well as their bass stuff, they do some amazing guitar amps too. My bands rhythm guitarist uses a tiny little Vypyr 30 Combo which is loud as hell, and we recorded our frst single using the producers 6505 head, gorgeous tone.

    Liam

  7. I think i've posted this in the calendar too, but here goes.

    A Little Bit Outlaw (See sig) are playing at Manchester Academy 3, supporting Boomin on the 12th of November. Tickets are £6 or £7 on the door, and the lineup is as follows:

    Boomin (Headline)
    Finding Emo
    A Little Bit Outlaw
    New Avenue

    These guys sold out their last Academy show, which was only a 2nd support slot (Same spot we are) which led to the venue putting on an Afterparty for them at a pub across the road. The same will be happening for this gig, so as soon as it finishes we'll be heading across the road for one hell of a night.

    I'll add links to the bands pages later when they aren't blocked (I'm at work) or ALBO can be found in my sig.

    Thanks for reading, hope to see some of you there.

    Liam

  8. [quote name='dave.c' timestamp='1320063364' post='1421687']
    I actually like the Picato flat wounds! Regardless of the Price and have had several sets with no problems, in fact I am sure I have a set taken off a Spector Rebop if your beater bass has two a side machine head layout, then you can have them FOC,
    [/quote]

    Not to Hijack but if Iconic doesnt take these i will. Quite interested in a cheap set of flats myself, just to try them out, as i've never used them before, so this could be of use to me, and £16?! That's less than i pay for the rounds i use on my Squier!!

    Liam

  9. Local charity festival thing last year, the start of our set was in D Standard, so i had brought my 4 string along too because it was easier than transposing it on my 5 string. We're all onstage ready to go, just tuning up and PING! Snapped my E and A (Well, D and G really, as i was tuned down) strings. 5 string with a capo it is....

    Another gig, last month. I had sat on the edge of the stage for a slower bit in a song, and tried to do that thing where you jump up and backwards to get back onto the stage, only i didnt jump high enough. So for the last chorus of Teenage Dirtbag i was lay in a heap on the floor, having hit my head on a cymbal stand and somehow sprained my wrist in the process, whilst still playing along.

    Liam

  10. [quote name='wateroftyne' timestamp='1319534643' post='1415189']
    It's even better playing with a drummer who can play an acoustic kit quietly... :)
    [/quote]
    [quote name='chris_b' timestamp='1319535448' post='1415206']
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    [size=4]They do exist. I know several.[/size]
    [/quote]

    I'm in a band with one. He's so good at it that we can have a band rehearsal with 2 acoustic guitars, 25w bass amp and an unmuted acoustic kit (Rock sizes, 22x1 8 kick, 14x6 snare, 12" and 16" toms) with cymbals.

    I know what you mean about many things being too loud, i think a lot of pub bands are, and i'm 16. I tend to find that i have my earplugs in my pocket any time i'm going out and know theres a possibility of live music.

    Liam

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