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[quote name='Japhet' timestamp='1398590077' post='2435454'] Greg Lake? [/quote] not saying he is not good but have you listened carefully to keith emerson's solo piano stuff? [quote name='TheGreek' timestamp='1398591549' post='2435487'] Mark King??? [/quote] sorry but allan holdsworth once played with L42 anybody care to make the call on weather report or queen or any of zappa's line ups? and how about one of our basschat favourites, snarky puppy? - i would put my money on the keyboard players or the drummer or some of the brass section and to take Skank's analogy one step further, surely Ringo was the best in the beatles? any other drummer and they would never have sounded the same

only had one low B'er and that was my old trb6p - the scale length on that is 33-7/8 and the low B was awesome

id love to slip an oxo cube in his chamomile tea

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the bass bash - all that bloody noise and slapping!!

cant recall seeing many bears in here lately still makes a pleasant change from all these pesky dogs and cats

look at all this confusion ime this is because it was most likely played on a P with a pick now if it had been fingers on a J ..... anyways, here is a video clip from last year of our young chanteuse who will be performing said song about the lady and the motorised conveyance [url="http://youtu.be/IMyerGq1Jjk"]http://youtu.be/IMyerGq1Jjk[/url] hopefully we will be debuting the car/girl/song on 1st may so i may be able to add a post to the 'show us you playing thread'

ear plugs for you electric cattle prod for guitarboy hope this helps

[b] Wenge doesn't rhyme with Penge[/b] yes but ask anyone who lives in south east london and i think you'll find that pengee does indeed rhyme with wengee

[quote name='lemmywinks' timestamp='1398335330' post='2432987'] Our singer (another young 'un) loves that song as well, tried explaining to her that we were all sick of it but in the end it's easier just to do the damn song. Annoyingly it [i]still[/i] goes down really well. At least it's not Summer of '69.... [/quote] yes this and to answer Bilbo, our young singer doesnt have any major creative input into the set list contents - considering she has to be familiar with 70+ songs in our set list as either lead vox or back vox it is small consellation to let her pick a tune she likes and wants to sing

i made it right to the end not too shabby is it

[quote name='yorks5stringer' timestamp='1398292400' post='2432696'] Song about cars and girls..isn't that Prefab Sprout? [/quote] you read my mind sir i keep noodling this at rehearsals trying to drop subtle hints - no luck yet though so please keep your fingers crossed y'all thank you

[quote name='Count Bassy' timestamp='1398285752' post='2432598'] Good for her!! It's a cracking song and the crowds love it. Spot on. [/quote] yes i agree - its a great one to play imho mcton ymmv blah blah etc and i have the added bonus of not being forced to make the difficult decision of whether to play it on a P or a J because i have 2 J's so a J it is then

no walking mind! [url="http://youtu.be/R_UpLtGEWoY"]http://youtu.be/R_UpLtGEWoY[/url]

[quote name='HowieBass' timestamp='1398281584' post='2432514'] ... is her name Sally? [/quote] no sadly not but we do do Ironic

our fantastic young singer, only just sixteen, pipes up at rehearsal last week that she has a song she has chosen and would like to sing we are now adding the song about the car and the girl to our set list to be fair she does sing it rather well

the problems with skas is they often happening after you've been having a good old pick at an itchy scab i think you know what to do next hope this helps

[b][size=6]NAME AND SHAME[/size][/b] please, would be rude not to

Is it the big chunky gotoh bridge? I got one of these and sunk it into the body so the baseplate sits flush with the body.

Add it to google as a review

[quote name='BassTractor' timestamp='1397989505' post='2429194'] Thanks for posting, fellow CAT man! IMHO it was awesome, and I look forward to the album. Though, through my crappy headphones it sounded like a lot of processing and synths were part of it. Will revisit with good headphones later [/quote] yes i did notice that too - when you have the jerry hey horns playing you really do not need to double the horn line on synth would i be correct assuming that david foster was producing this?

somewhat of a different genre to all the bluesy stuff but the gary numan was still very interesting and suited hsi voice well imho [url="http://youtu.be/3NzqG0pBM58"]http://youtu.be/3NzqG0pBM58[/url]

[url="https://soundcloud.com/jivepatrolmusicllc/the-way-she-walks-outro-dirty-loops-featuring-the-jerry-hey-horns"]https://soundcloud.com/jivepatrolmusicllc/the-way-she-walks-outro-dirty-loops-featuring-the-jerry-hey-horns[/url]

[quote name='Dingus' timestamp='1397919434' post='2428650'] The Emperor has got no clothes on ! Bowie hasn't made a decent album since Lets Dance, but he does still turn out the odd decent track that makes you realize what we we all missing out on . Should try harder , and could do [i]so much[/i] better. [/quote] [quote name='Spaced' timestamp='1397920634' post='2428665'] Come on, I haven't liked anything since Tonight but The Next Day is an absolute quality album! [/quote] yes this - all that tin wotsit thingy was bloody dire with only a handful of decent songs scattered in amongst what is undoubtedly a very bland portion of his catalogue from earthling to reality but next day is rather good imho mcton etc if he follows his track record then hopefully next day will be the first of another run of good albums which leads me on nicely to a lame excuse to post my favourite track from said long player ... the tension in this track is palpable [url="http://youtu.be/ROYKdwUba2k"]http://youtu.be/ROYKdwUba2k[/url]

[quote name='Dingus' timestamp='1397840826' post='2427889'] Unless of course it turns out to be David Bowie, but, realistically, he is unlikely to be placing an ad on the uni noticeboard, even after the crap he's been turning out for the last thirty years. [/quote] How very dare you!