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  1. chardbass
    The cliched setlist makes me shudder a little but not as much as the thought of seeing it played badly. I can listen to anything if it's played well by decent musos. sh*t played sh*t is a no-no. sh*t played well and I'm interested.
  2. chardbass
    I understand what Enrico is saying perfectly.
  3. chardbass
    Just like those natty medleys they string together for the X Factor inmates each week :-\
  4. chardbass
    Definite Patitucci-facial-tourettes
  5. chardbass
    So its tipping it down outside and this really lifted me. Great hearing a version of this number that is loyal to the original but not a slave to it- played on a fretted, maple necked P Bass with flats for starters. Lovely interplay, good vibe going on. Totally sympathetic playing- sublime keys sound and solo. Drums are just THERE and what a smile (I think I prefer it without the octave pedal) http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1s-f7dIc2jg&feature=g-all-lik
  6. chardbass
    [quote name='The Dark Lord' timestamp='1349371822' post='1825453'] Loud as your ever going to need...... .........I've gone and bought the bigger RH750 version in a fit of GAS. [/quote] Hahahaha. Classic GAS. +1 for a great little amp.
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    [quote name='Bilbo' timestamp='1349096408' post='1821670'] ....I figure that, if I want it to sound better, I should practice more. [/quote] Brilliant.
  8. chardbass
    DI out of your usual/favoured amp?
  9. chardbass
    Have a look at ForScore too- I use it all the time. Then add these (with a mic stand) and you're off. http://airturn.com/ http://www.thomann.de/gb/km_19712_ipad_halterung.htm?sid=a0f9589b31a70d9b63d043cb172beeef
  10. chardbass
    Who plays higher than the 5th fret anyway? *dinosaur noise*
  11. chardbass
    There are actually 4 Jaco basses. The three mentioned above and the "Bass of Doom"
  12. chardbass
    *group hug*
  13. chardbass
    It's pace and structure remind me a little of the solo on Everything is Everything.
  14. chardbass
    Wow.
  15. chardbass
    Hope you don't mind me pointing out that you have the Lakland p'ups on there to compliment the LH3 pre.
  16. chardbass
    [quote name='JimBobTTD' timestamp='1347200405' post='1797926'] I Will Always Love You by Whitney Houston. A couple of people think it was Dolly Parton simply because she sang it earlier and better and with more conviction. Oh, and wrote it. [/quote]
  17. chardbass
    Seems this vocalist is a chap called Ryan Molloy http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ryan_Molloy
  18. chardbass
    Pleasure Dome had some great moments. Man what an 80s blast. Slave to the Rhythm is sublime too- such a great album. Watching the vid above I didn't realise FGTH's bass player was as accomplished as this- that's some pretty tidy pick playing there.
  19. chardbass
    The Eden has a great tone esp if u already like the Markbass.
  20. chardbass
    Funny, I have a WT400 and 550 and have just bought an RH450.
  21. chardbass
    Wow. Stunning.
  22. chardbass
    I've always found the setups done at The Gallery to be fantastic. I haven't always gone there for my setups due to the round trip from Somerset but the fact I've had most setups done there speaks volumes.
  23. chardbass
    Some are great, some are terrible. Same as everything in life.
  24. chardbass
    Bilbo has it right there. Would add 4am as a single download.
  25. chardbass
    +1 for Bright Size Life. Pre-hype Jaco- something special about that album. A kind of before-they-were famous recording, Metheny included.
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