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  1. Graham
    I watched Greg Puciato's live set - F*ck Content last night and it was brilliant, so I've bought the album version as well so now got that going
  2. Graham
    Truth
  3. Graham
    Meshuggah - never got on with them in the past, find I quite enjoy them now
  4. Graham
    No no, buy it - then you'll probably be ready to sell it around the time I'm in a position to buy
  5. Graham
    Bass Centre basses lool like great value instruments, but I'd never buy one with that deeply unattractive and cheap looking Bass Centre logo on the heqdstock. At least they've sorted that out with this and the Guy Pratt model
  6. Graham
    Metallica - Hardwired....To Self Destruct Not really listened to this since it was released, it's better than I remember, but I don't get why they made a double album. There was enough material for a really good 30-40 minute record, but for some bizzare reason decided to pad it out with another 50 minutes of bland filler.
  7. Graham

    SAG

    Graham replied to Happy Jack's topic in General Discussion

    Flatwound strings
  8. Graham
    I remember seeing a 55-01 in a cream/white finish
  9. Graham
    Thanks for that, I'm a big fan of SikTh and James' playing
  10. Graham
    On a tangent, I was looking into SikTh's tunings recently as I was learning a couple of their songs and was surprised to see that G#-G#-C#-G# tuning. I've not come across a tuning where the bottom strings are tuned to the same note before. Anyone used this or know of the benefits? My first assumption was the G#s were an octave apart, but then the gauge and/or tension difference between those strings would be huge
  11. Graham
    Given the ages of the rest of the band, I wonder if there's some assumptions being made about disposable income and willingness to spend it on instruments
  12. Graham
    That's not a big pool to pull from
  13. Graham
    They do seem rare used, which speaks to the quality
  14. Graham
    Dvne - Etemen Ænka A Scottish band with a big future before them, I believe the name is pronounced "Dune"
  15. Graham
    I might be in a position to spend a bit of money on a bass later this year, what's the going rate for a used NS5-XL these days?
  16. Graham
    I've only just discovered Ataxia, really like it - just the sort of thing I'm digging at the moment
  17. Graham
    Today has been: Touché Amoré - Stage Four Ataxia - Automatic Writing The Mars Volta - Deloused In The Comatorium
  18. Graham
    The new Cannibal Corpse, which is far better than I was expecting
  19. Graham
    Tool - Fear Inoculum
  20. Graham
    That Job For A Cowboy is stunning,.I wrote them off as a MySpace deathcore band before stumbling across this a couple of years ago, sadly I think it was their last record. Conquering Dystopia is another great instrumental metal band, with Alex Webster on bass
  21. Graham
    Yes
  22. Graham
    So far today, the new efforts from Zao - The Crimson Corridor and The Armed - Ultrapop
  23. Graham
    I normally go on my own, as it means I can set my own schedule - arrive early to catch the first band? Fine, wait until the kids are asleep before leaving and only see the headliner? Also fine. Band kinda sucks and I want to leave early? Just go. That all being said, I've just bought tickets for Every Time I Die and The Bronx in January for me and a mate from work
  24. Graham
    Yeah, I'd really like to see them live, I think Mirrors is probably my album of the year so far
  25. Graham
    So far today: Melvins - Houdini Napalm Death - Utilitarian Pupil Slicer - Mirrors Coming up next, Bast - Nanoangstrom https://bastmusic.bandcamp.com/album/nano-ngstr-m
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