miles'tone

God Only Knows - Beach Boys

Simian Says - 1910 Fruitgum Co.

Great thread! It's reminded me of many players that I always meant to check out... My fave is Carol Kaye. Mostly because my earliest exposure to great music was watching TV as a little kid in the 70s, and of course learning years later that most of it was being pumped along by her Royal Funkiness, Ms. Kaye. One for the pot: Chris Chaney.

Since I've Benobo Loving You - Zepsters again

Raisin Hell - RUN DMC

Good Times Bad Times - Holy Zep

Yeah they'll both be basswood bodies. I had an E series PB-62 55 (same sticker) it was mint. As in as new. Sold it on here for £680 about a year ago if that helps. That's what it cost me to buy and import it from Japan. Lovely bass, just had too many at the time. **Edit - I just checked and I sold it for £880...I got mixed up with a MIJ Boxer PJ that I sold around the same time. Which was 2 years ago! My how time flies...especially when you're all mixed up 😆

Dirty Old Town - The Pogues

The Winner Takes It All - ABBA

Coda sold me a Rickenbacker in 1995, but I don't hold it against them😄 They were great back then, good to hear that they still are today 🙂

Fake Plastic Trees - Radiohead (If a plastic tree is a plastic tree, is a fake plastic tree a real tree?...🤔)

Skunk Song

Reminds me of an episode of Red Dwarf 😄

Crap Your Hands - Happy Mondays

Oh Yeah - Yello

Who's The (Bat)Man - Lego

If You Tolerate P'iss Then Your Children Will Be Next - MSP

Everything's Ruined - FNM

Houdini - Kate Bush

Sir Duke - Rev. Wonder

They were the entry level Squiers of the day (early 2000s possibly...) When I say older I mean that you can't buy them now because Squier Affinitys today are PJs. Good or bad?... If it feels good then it IS good.

Glad it's worked out for you, great score mate! It's one of the older Squier Affinitys isn't it. Fun fact: I once bought a body from one off ebay for a bitsa project. Mated it with an Allparts neck. Turned out great. The acoustic resonance of that bass was incredible! The body is slimmer front to back than a regular P bass by a few mil. Eventually because I loved the bass, I decided to strip the body with a heat gun and redo it in nitro so I could wear out the finish naturally (yeah I'm one of them 😄). I was pleasantly surprised to find that the body was made of good quality alder, although it was a 4 piece body, 4 very even pieces. Eventually I found myself in the position to buy a Fender Custom Shop P and when it arrived I was disappointed to find that it wasn't any more acoustically resonant than my bitsa and didn't really sound any different with the band. I sold the custom shop after a year but still have that nitro finished Squier body under my bed, waiting for it's next lease of life! I think I paid £60 just for the body a few years ago too! Enjoy your new project, sounds fun 👍

Let It Beef - Fabs