steve-bbb

[quote name='Oopsdabassist' timestamp='1360523126' post='1971749'] Pure Class [/quote] unlike the wannabee wailer who now thinks he is a fashion designer or something or other gawdelpus

this was the original before the monkeyboys nicked it =[url="http://youtu.be/nZ9EWcaS7II"]http://youtu.be/nZ9EWcaS7II[/url]

looks very much like a columbus which a friend of mine had in about 79

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1360491866' post='1971052'] At last! [/quote] we must not be so unattentive in future 7 pages!!

[url="http://youtu.be/Pd2pSLFjOas"]http://youtu.be/Pd2pSLFjOas[/url]

[quote name='funkybassman2020' timestamp='1359483970' post='1955481'] .... in darkest Devon .... [/quote] surely you mean 'wettest' ?

[quote name='BassTractor' timestamp='1360442894' post='1970626'] Have a look at a map, you effing Scouser! [/quote] he couldnt find one theyd all been half-inched oh and [size=3]<ianhunter>[/size][b]ello[/b][size=3]</ianhunter>[/size] from daarn saaarf

[quote name='xilddx' timestamp='1360351597' post='1969248'] NO-ONE should ever be ashamed of loving The Carpenters. Karen had the most wonderful voice, it was so rich, so open, so heart-destroyingly f***ing gorgeous. [/quote] and thirty years now as somebody on radio 2 has just reminded us

which reminds me of an ad i spotted on one of the local classifieds sites for band members - a young band looking for a new band member stating their main influence was the beatles followed by .... no screamers or grandads

FREE ! [url="https://itunes.apple.com/gb/app/optima-guitar-tuner/id424627468?mt=8"]https://itunes.apple...d424627468?mt=8[/url] edit - dohh its 69 pence now

somebody came up after the gig and was asking me questions about do i play in other bands or something or other turns out she thought i was the drummer

if i get bored going through our set list i just go and learn a new standard that ive not bothered yet to dissect just in case you ever get asked to pull it out the hat just the one tune at a time usually and just listen through it and figure out all the lines and dynamics and then its stored in the memory banks

failing to see how i can go on stage tonight and play conditionally? i go on stage i play how well or how bad is up to me but i cant place conditions on the audience??? [size=3][i](older and even more confused from Kent)[/i][/size]

[quote name='chaypup' timestamp='1360223601' post='1966823'] Thanks all! Basschat threads count as a legal document in arguments between band members right? [/quote] proof beyond reasonable doubt i do believe .... although dont quote that at the drummer you might need to explain it

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1359755395' post='1960047'] It may well be cool, but it's not easy. The grammar is complex. [/quote] imho it is very consistent and logical ... unlike some other languages i could name

i too have been lucky with a squier affinity series J - i like it equally to my TRB

[quote name='ArcherBass' timestamp='1359728734' post='1959496'] For me, its all about the Sansamp. I got one about a year ago and would never go without it! I have the Programmable DI one, its got 3 savable settings. Works wonders for me as I play different stuff all the time, one night Reggae the next Death metal! ha ha! Heres a video of some of the more heavier stuff going streight intro the desk via the sansamp - [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eU268uPYXv4[/media] [/quote] this is exactly why i love/hate warwicks so much - love that tone - just cant bear to pick one up though

[quote name='Pete Academy' timestamp='1359500161' post='1955945'] We're all chasing that elusive tone that we hear in our heads. But is it all down to our fingers and how we play? Are we wasting our time and money buying new gear? [/quote] that and our ears and the way we hear must be few things that are so intrinsically subjective which imho is the biggest hurdle to overcome - many peeps are acutely aware of how their voice sounds when the hear themselves for first time on a recording and/or amplified through a PA personally i think many guitarists suffer a similar thing - although we hear the tone our ears and brain struggle to reconcile it with some 'golden tone' that exists in our imagination and the feedback loop that our mental ear hears because it knows what our fingers are up to!! next time you go want to hear what your bass sounds like - go to an open mic night with a bass playing friend who you trust with your instrument and ask them to play a tune or two while you sit back and listen - admittedly you may not be going through the rig of your choice but you will be surprised whn you stand back and listen to your own bass with somebody elses fingers playing it after you eliminate the feedback loop in your own brain between your ears and your fingers

[quote name='ead' timestamp='1359708331' post='1958988'] Can we do viola jokes too, former orchestral player (violin) so have a stock - as well as violin jokes for balance obviously. [/quote] ahem [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/198206-i-was-just-wondering"]http://basschat.co.uk/topic/198206-i-was-just-wondering[/url]

wouldnt mind the bowie gig - would be a doddle - know most of the giggin material or pink seems ive just opted to be a female bassist... twice!!

Nigel what have you got against Violas exactly??

a pair of tingsha cymbals and a singing bowl please failing that i wouldnt mind getting a nylon strung classical and re-learning some of the grade 8 pieces i used to be able to bludgeon my way through as a precocious teenager