Japhet

Racing in the Streets - Bruce Springclean

From the Beginning - ELP

Clever Trevor - Ian Dury & the Blockheads

Somebody's Watching Me - Rockwell

Resurrection Shuffle - Ashton Gardener & Dyke

Drift Away - Dobie Gray

What Did He Say? - Victor Wooten

I buy stuff I like 'because I'm worth it' (Haha, I'm the only one who thinks so!). Pretty much under control now and I don't envisage any new additions. I bought more stuff when I had disposable income which is now a distant memory. I probably need to shift some stuff now but my problem is that I buy things that I like which makes them difficult to part with.

Touch Too Much - AC/DC

Mirror Man - Human League

Long Train Running - Doobie Brothers

If Orchids Are United - Sham 69

Pick Up the Pieces - Average White Band Alternatively Dahma Mia - ABBA

Just been reading a different thread where 2 blokes are going at it about Trace Elliot SMX amps, and it reminded me that my 2 band EQ Stingray through my old 300SMX was an awesome combination. Sometimes you just need the right 2 elements. I'd have the old SMX back in a heartbeat, only it would likely mean dragging the old Stingray back out of retirement (where it went for preservation purposes).

Same Old Sene - Roxy Music

Paper Plane - Quo

Mud In Your Eye - Nils Lofgren

Station to Station - Bowie

Harvest For the World - Isley Brothers

East River - The Brekker Brothers

Too Hot to Handle - Heatwave

Won't Get Foaled Again - The Who

Wish I Could Be Like David Watts - The Jam

Son of a Preacher Man - Dusty

I had the Digitech Drop but didn't think it was good enough to gig. Also had a Behringer US600 which did everything very well but suffered from severe latency, so much so that it too was un-giggable. The Digitech is (to my knowledge) considered about the best available, but I didn't think it was up to the job.