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[quote name='Jayben' timestamp='1358520283' post='1940728'] [url="http://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/music/news/jls-named-britains-hardestworking-band-of-the-year-for-second-time-consecutively-8434118.html"]http://www.independe...ly-8434118.html[/url] [i]"JLS have been crowned Britain's hardest-working band in 2012 after headlining more major concerts than any other artists.[/i] [i]The boy band performed 34 UK shows in the last year, securing the four-piece the title for the second year in a row."[/i] What do we think of this then? [/quote] it must be true because its now TWO years in a row which can only surely show their consistency and dedication and its in the indiependent not some shabby old rag like the sun ....

beware the trap! they already know the answer to their own question they are trying to trick you into saying wild cherry because they are too ashamed to say it themselves

from a local amp tech here he tells me that speakers are rarely ever exactly 4 or 8 ohms so if you want accurate figure prob best to get somebody to throw multimeter at it maybe ??

[quote name='thisnameistaken' timestamp='1358415362' post='1938609'] I was a teenager in the late '80s / early '90s so no, indie to me is what it says it is and there was a ton of good stuff that carried that tag in those days. Got to the office this morning and my co-worker is playing this new EE album. Very nice. [/quote] I totally agree the ee thing is quite listenable I just cringe (like many others too I guess) at the modern usage of indie (and RnB too for that matter)

kirsty maccoll new england and pretenders dont get me wrong for our cover band , both great fun to play sometimes i will go through something and figure the bass line and other parts too just to see if its do-able or not for our covers band sometimes will go through 'standards' like sir duke or party pieces like mayor of simpleton, charming man, rhythm stick etc just so my brain and fingers have figured the patterns out in case i need to pull them out the bag at short notice

hola

am i the only one who gets instantly put off by the 'in*ie' word??

OMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOMGOGMGOMG black and maple marathon (swooon) .... come to daddy before mister shergoldsnickers sees you now i have GAS oh sorry .... hi and

Definition of rock journalism: People who can't write, doing interviews with people who can't think, in order to prepare articles for people who can't read. Jazz isn't dead. It just smells funny. All the good music has already been written by people with wigs and stuff. I wrote a song about dental floss but did anyone's teeth get cleaner? Writing about music is like dancing about architecture. [size=5][b]FZ[/b][/size]

me in chavham ......... ME5 garden of england

bass clef wizard 1.3 seconds tremble with fear mortals

postage wouldnt really be an issue surely would it? there are enough peeps on here to be able to pass it on at a gig or post gig with members being local-ish enough to be able to meet up and pass it on? id happily give it a go if it comes over anywhere around the garden of england and from scanning the boards here there must be at least a dozen members who are well within a 20 minute drive so easy to pass it around

[quote name='Jambo10' timestamp='1358067204' post='1932432'] I think at the end of the day, unless it's your full time job, we will always make the odd gaffe or 3. As long as we can cover them up well. [/quote] laughing and gurning at the cheese-wire strummer should do the trick then

have you tried tieing knots in anything?

Theme tune to the bill by Andy Pask

[quote name='Musicman20' timestamp='1357691426' post='1926983'] Looks like things really are starting to change: [url="http://m.tesco.com/mt/www.tesco.com/direct/genz-benz-gb-610t-xb2/506-1271.prd"]http://m.tesco.com/m...b2/506-1271.prd[/url] I don't mind this to be honest. As long as the service is good and the prices are right. Bizarre though! [/quote] must be crap tho its got zero customer reviews and no stars

i think there was someone on here recently too from South Essex, or was it East Wessex?

[quote name='Cameronj279' timestamp='1357686192' post='1926917'] If I tuck it between my legs can I answer this? [/quote] but you havent got a womb!!

you too huh

haha he was hiding there all the time

vigier headstocks too yuk

[quote name='2x18' timestamp='1357505209' post='1923778'] I think its Kasim Sultan on Bass, details below; [url="http://www.performing-musician.com/pm/jan08/articles/kasimsulton.htm"]http://www.performin...kasimsulton.htm[/url] [/quote] i see what you did there but strangely after a bit more digging KS doesnt feature at all on the [url="http://www.eaamps.com/eafamily-endorsers.asp"]EAAMPS[/url] website

ive got a 410 and yes the tolex does rip easily but a quick DIY job and you could cover it all with tiger stripe fun fur or something but............. when they sound fantastic .... who gives a flying f*ck about a few rips in the tolex edit - dumb question of the day but having never played through an 810...is there any tone difference between an 810 and two 410's?