Themrperson

Didn't know it was back on and I don't really care. I could be here all day going on about how it is the very worst thing I hate about the music industry

Start: Hmmmm, several people with basses, could be intresting A bit in: Something is not right here..... Later: Oh dear god! End: I couldn't make it to the end, only listened to a minute before I couldn't take anymore

Not really, I don't really care about what age the people in the band are as it is the performance that matters and I'm 16. Greenday are all in their forties and many others are also in that range that us youngsters listen to.

[quote name='SlapbassSteve' timestamp='1374712706' post='2152414'] I think the issue here isn't so much the work being done to the guitars, as much as the fact that the people doing it in this instance are charging triple the market value for the privilege of owning 'relic', when in reality it's just been attacked with a belt sander, the pointy end of a claw hammer and some lighter fuel -[url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/HEAVY-RELIC-STRATOCASTER-STRAT-ROADWORN-HUMBUCKER-AND-FULLY-COPPER-SHEILDING-/400528581706?pt=UK_Musical_Instruments_Guitars_CV&hash=item5d415d244a"]http://www.ebay.co.u...=item5d415d244a[/url]- here we have a no-name strat with a poorly applied Fender logo and a lot of damage selling for £249 when the overall cost of the guitar was likely closer to £60 tops, and including the Fender decal. [/quote] Can see why now? Don't feel so bad about it

Why is everyone saying white? Black is the best! Even though it is a pain to keep clean, it looks better in my opinion and it suits more genres better!

Can tell that something is off, just sounds messy! Well I only listened to it for a few seconds but that was mainly because I couldn't be bothered...

[quote name='Alex_Of_Icarus' timestamp='1374659148' post='2151338'] I also do a bit of teaching at a small music school in Surrey, mostly young kids wanting to learn 1D songs, but I WILL put an end to that.. Alex [/quote] And I will support you in your quest! Any way welcome to the forum! [quote name='Dandelion' timestamp='1374664346' post='2151428'] Ayup! Please await post from Bass Tractor. It is the law. [/quote] That made my day! But without him people wouldn't feel welcome to the site and unloved! I remember the Bass Tractor welcoming me on my entrance to BassChat and it was awesome! Made this place seem friendly!

Can even get a new American and extras for that price!

I'm the only person that actually likes these sort of road-worn, nearly falling apart finishes? If they sounds and plays fine then I'm all over it. Or I'm just the minority again....

Looks interesting but not really my ideal festival. Leeds and Download for me! (Glastonbury would be nice as well if it was closer and if was able to get tickets) Does have some interesting names to it I have to say like Elton John, Fleetwood Mac but I don't really listen to any of them.

I have got this book! I was going to put something about it but then I forgot. I love it, but I haven't read much about it. I just love looking at the pictures, they make me happy

[quote name='markinthegreen' timestamp='1373436004' post='2137492'] Ed Nash of bombay bicycle club.. Marvellous musician. [/quote] +1 on that one, seem them live and they were good

[quote name='hernandoitwt' timestamp='1373442439' post='2137533'] Totally with you on this, both albums are great. I really like the baseline for 'Calm Down'. I saw them on there last tour with Mallory Knox supporting, great live band. [/quote] Yeah Calm Down is great but I really like ambulance a lot to!

[quote name='Prime_BASS' timestamp='1373404224' post='2137295'] Need to correct you on Don Broco, the tracks on the album are recorded by the old bassist (forget his name) and where played on a Warwick double buck 4 atring which was detuned to drop D for most songs. They're roots are in some weird screamo modern metal. Check out Thug Work out for old old stuff, and check out the big fat smile EP, amazing tracks on there for bass playing, beautiful morning is my favourite. Tom Doyle is a great bassist though and playing what they play while being so active on stage is incredible. And both him and the old guy are on my top list of fav players. [/quote] Yeah I know that, when I listen to Thug Workout, I was like "Ok...." but I still liked it. (Love the music video). I knew that they had a new bassist but I thought he left a while before Priorities, but I'm wrong! Still a great bassist though but I swear I've seen a live video of him playing the B string. Anyway you can add Luke Rayner to the list then as unheard bassists. (Old Don Broco bassist)

To be honest, never heard of them or the artists that use them. At the of the day I know what size I like mine so I use them. I don't also see the need for paying that much when I lose mine really easily. I bough 5, lost 4 in one day. They just vanish!