lonestar

These are different to the one I have Mines the later one with 4 knobs

[quote name='kodiakblair' timestamp='1408736229' post='2533143'] Hi Lonestar There's another TL 5 up for grabs ATMO. Timing is lousy my contract has been put back 2 weeks so I should be curtailing bass buys. If you're stuck for parts in future try over on TB, a lot of Peavey owners there strangely not so staunch MIA as owners of some other brands. Sure someone there could help locate parts. [/quote] Thanks mate.

Great band I wish I was going. Watched the Kate Bush biog and kate at the BBBC last night on BBC4. Brilliant

[quote name='kodiakblair' timestamp='1407785476' post='2524050'] Lonestar that was a great deal for the Landers. You're right about buyers AT I counted only 10 items with bids tonight out of 50 lots. [/quote] Sure was for a US made signature bass. Had a reall problem trying to source replacement stacked pots though. Even Peavey USA couldn't find one.

[quote name='JTUK' timestamp='1407932608' post='2525435'] Not much you can do about poor time. It would be a deal breaker for me. [/quote] Me too. Id be looking for a new gig straight away. Everyone should be responsible for their own timekeeping to some degree although I find it's always best blame drummer if things go awry.

[quote name='stingrayPete1977' timestamp='1406924656' post='2516019'] Anything by snow patrol or coldplay, boring. [/quote] Oh god no I don't think that I can think of a worse couple of artists to cover. I've had a big falling out with a guitard in a previous band after refusing to play anything by Coldplay.

I bought my peavey tim landers signature bass on fleabay a few years ago for £323 . There were no other bidders

[quote name='icastle' timestamp='1407153943' post='2517798'] We play Dakota sometimes. I just use two alternating fingers and it works fine. [/quote] Me too although I always end up using fingers 1 and 3 on 8th lines like this

Hot and sweaty but a great gig depping for my old band in a huge marquee at a very fancy schmancy Birthday party in Essex Nice people and Lovely food too

Familial duties prevent me attending unfortunately but have a great day

Ive played this far too many times in a previous band and have never really liked it much. Somhappy never to play it again

Heres a nice one of mr Hetfield http://www.gettyimages.co.uk/detail/news-photo/photo-of-james-hetfield-and-metallica-james-hetfield-news-photo/84895491

Sorry about the multiple posts ipad gone nuts

[quote name='merello' timestamp='1403992823' post='2488442'] Trujillo is an absolute monster on the bass. [/quote] Silly haircut though I photographed metallica at Donnington in the '80s; they were very good http://assets-s3.rollingstone.com/assets/images/gallery/500x595/64b01bc2a348ac397e1685dbba2340ed31e6c23d.jpg

[quote name='LiamPodmore' timestamp='1403991857' post='2488428'] Rob Trujillo also wears his bass lower than pretty much everyone else. Surprising how he can still reach it. Liam [/quote] Silly haircut though. I photographed metallica donnington in the 80s they were very good.

Even the disagreements are lyrica!Great response from Mr Dolby.

[quote name='gadgie' timestamp='1401537935' post='2464522'] Instead of playing single string notes like the brother, my guitar playing allowed me to figure out some other notes on different strings. [/quote] What? BURN THE WITCH ! Just kidding welcome to bass playing and chatting here. Mike

My first bass amp was a FAL PA amp driving a 2x12 "custom made" reflex bass cab. It was very loud projecting the low end of my Kay/avon hybrid precision copy right to the far end of Green St Green village Hall. Happy days.

Thats the one

[quote name='Dad3353' timestamp='1400880151' post='2457947'] What was the first 'tribute' band, paying 'tribute' to a previously successful group..? The concept didn't exist, or if it did, I don't remember it, back in the '60s and '70s. Was it simply with the decline of the 'super-group' that this ball started rolling..? Who were the first to have tribute paid to them in this way..? Hmm... [/quote] I think the Australians started it with Bjorn again and the pink floyd one whose name escapes me. I remember seeing ads for a ZZ to tribute act when i was living in Darwin late 1980's and that's my first awareness of such a thing. There were quite a lot of tribute bands in the Antipodes. I guess 12000 miles is a long way to go and play for a country with small population with big spaces between cities, making it a costly business.

Nearly Dan and zappa plays zappa are my favourite tribute bands.

[quote name='Dr.Dave' timestamp='1400710130' post='2456402'] We shared the bill with one , went into their dressing room to say hi to find the singer on his knees in front of a Freddie poster. Drummer told us to bugger off while he 'invoked Freddie's spirit'. What can you do ? ! [/quote] I stopped reading at singer on his knees and had to go back and read the rest of the post after id finished my sandwich

Me too. Nice one Wayne.

- [size=6][u]Aged 18[/u][/size] - There you have it.

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