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Looks like it just needs a clean really. It does however look like it's been up someone's rear exit for a while.

I have the exact same issue as Barney and have had it for a while. a quick refresh of the page generally sorts it. Sites fine on my iPad at the mo.

I believe this is the thread York5Stringer is talking about : http://basschat.co.uk/topic/275110-warwick-and-their-new-pricing-system/page__hl__warwick%20customer%20service

It seems to be a common thing now for people to be having issues with their customer service. Their basses are fantastic but if the service ain't there...

[quote name='colgraff' timestamp='1451049955' post='2938013'] Unless GF steals it as hairband. [/quote] Don't plant the thought!

Sister got me a Gruv Gear fretwrap. Girlfriend will be chuffed that I stop nicking her hairbands...

I'm not one for Christmas or gift giving/receiving but saw a few good bass related pressies so far so what'd ya get?

I re-watched Jonestown : Paradise Lost the other day. Good documentary although the dramatization can get a bit annoying.

The letter 'p' and 't' aren't close to each other on the keyboard. I shall assume that it is not a typo.

"Sorry to be rude but I got a really bad sleep last night and feel pretty miserable right now, do you mind if I head off?"

Hair metal?

As far as I'm aware he plays it on a fretless. That could be a large factor.

My honest recommendation would be to just spend a day and find someone on there who suits you. There are a few teachers on YouTube who I just don't get anything from. When I was just starting out Dmanlamius was a huge help.

I'd like to add an extra question. "Did you once sing in a band with Billy Apple?"

"Do I need to sing?" "Are any of you mental?" "Do we have any chemistry musically?" "Are you doing music because you love it or for money?

I'm assuming you mean a covers band and not originals?

[quote name='CamdenRob' timestamp='1450685209' post='2934760'] I'm awful, I can't write lyrics or song titles... I have nothing to say or complain about. [/quote] This describes me as well. I stay firmly away from anything involving words in the band.

[quote name='spectoremg' timestamp='1450559395' post='2933963'] Scott Devine isn't crazy about slap and therefore gets my vote! [/quote] He's still pretty bloody good at it which is handy if you do watch those lessons.

Scott Devine usually has a great point to say but spends too long to get to said point. Which depending on what mood I'm in, I quite like his ramblings. My thoughts on his point though would be as below. People don't need expensive/boutique/handmade/custom bass. Expensive gear won't make bad players sound good but I do feel they will make a good player sound better. I could get away with what I play on any bass but quite frankly, I enjoy playing my basses. I am inspired to play more often when I'm using an instrument that I like. I've had many basses in the last 3 years and when I've had one that I really like I've definitely improved as a player. Play whatever the hell you like but keep in mind that you are the one making the noises.

I've spent a lot of time learning songs that I have no intention of playing live but I've always had a reason for learning it. I generally only learn a song if I think it'll help me improve in some aspect. For example I've just learned Sequoia Throne by Protest the Hero to improve my speed and tapping. There's no way my band would play that live!

There are definitely certain artists who I am much more likely to listen to in Summer than Winter. It's not an intentional thing. It's more that warm weather reminds me of certain artists.

Second track isn't really my thing but the first track is catchy as a catchy thing!

I remember the exact moment I decided I want to play bass. I was scrolling YouTube videos one day and came accross a video of Les Claypool playing and just decided "I want to do that!".