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Is this the updated Harry Potter origin story?

I didn't play on pretty much all of the greatest records of the last 40 years - a measure of just how good I am at leaving everything out.

Thanks! I thought the pick ups were BB-esque. I want.

What mid-80's headless 5 string would this bass be? From the Casiopea Perfect concert at

@bubinga5 is a fan

He should have put the tape on the other way up

I was supposed to be playing it this year after a tour with Toots! 😭😭

That's your answer for everything though (and the reason why I stopped subscribing to your medical advice pamphlets) 😐

I’ve watched a few of these videos now and each time i’ve thought there's someone in the background doing the washing up in the kitchen. Only today have I realised its a mirror.. 🤦‍♂️😅

Bassist is Eric Wilson from Sublime.

Seashell eyes

Don Was is Don Fagenson, David Was is David Weiss.

Superlime? Also featuring Tank and the Bangas!

Same. Mine was a kind of pukey green colour so I covered it in pictures from melody maker and varnished it. Part-exed it for a Ibanez Studio a few years later which was a pretty decent upgrade!

I think your badgers are different to ours Edit: subject already covered!

Is Carl a friend of TIM?

Is Flea going to tour with her do you think?

I used to own this very bass! Got it from someone I was in college with who had done some trades with Dave Pegg. Can't remember what happened to it, I may have part exed it for an Ibanez Studio bass

😬 They're both called Steve aren't they? Practically the same thing 😭

Seems to be on in Bath? https://facebook.com/events/s/the-steve-hillage-band/174509430532523/?ti=as

Middle aged people a less likely to be part of an exciting live music scene. You may not like it but it's a fact. UK Jazz is amazing right now, Cardiff has an excellent scene thanks to the courses at the Royal Welsh College of Music and Drama.

Just found this thread, as bit late! Watching BBC2 late night education TV recently (the schedule says it was on between 02:00 and 04:00 on 27 May 2007) I saw a series of programmes about making things which must be part of a schools design and technology course. The series is called "Techno - Making It" for 11-14 year olds. The items were quite short, about 20 minutes. The first was about go-carts and the second was about bass guitars, the item was called "The Bass". And lo, who should be featured but Martin Petersen and Chris McIntyre making a SeiBass for a young female bass player (Yolanda?). Must have been some time ago because they both look like teenagers (to me) and I know Chris left The Gallery 3 or so years ago. Sadly I've failed to find any more details on the BBC website, but it's out there somewhere! Nick S Yolanda Has just shared it from her FB page - amazing program!

Not me, but it's a beautiful place to camp!

The first version of the Thunder II was P/P the second was PJ, the first version of the III was PJ and the second had soapbars

Yeah we tried it for our set and it’s weirdly poo live