Oopsdabassist

Thats a tee I would wear, especially around guitarists!!  many happy returns bud!

I really liked that, agree the middle feels like it needs some lyrics, and good job on the consultancy Stew, bass was very ...present!

Yup I get some great sonic ideas at home noodling, but as soon as I try em in a band setting it all goes to pot.  I've been trying for ages to get a good synth sound for the intro to 'Dakota' but nothing seems to work   To be fair I only have a Zoom B3 so maybe I was aiming a little too high!

I'm the same, haven't found my space in a band with any kind of heavy distortion. C'est la vie!

Oops..late again, Merry Buffday chap, hope the intimate dinner was nice! 

Very thoughtful of Bluejay to buy you a box to stand on, I never knew you were that short!! 😋

Yup, arms are very adjustable and I do play while sitting in it, but I end up kinda perched on the edge of the seat

I've had a Secretlabs Titan chair for about a year now, and you can dig about 'plastic' leather all you like, I have not once 'sat in a pool of sweat', and believe me I have spent some considerable time in the chair due to Covid crap. yes they ain't cheap but they ARE worth every penny, the only reason I didn't post earlier was because the OP wanted a chair without arms.

That was Glorious!!   👍👍

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17 hours ago, Cat Burrito said:

Touch down here too. As seen on the Basschat Instagram page...

that's a very unusual strap button...I like it!!

Just watched it with my early morning coffee and I have to say I was blown away, IT is brilliant!

My wife, being a big Paul Weller fan, was overjoyed when I managed to get tickets to see him play in the gardens of Warwick Castle, for our anniversary a few years back.  Lovely summers evening, sat on the grass slowly getting sozzled, Weller comes on just as its getting dark, lights come up, audience gets up, 'this is gonna be great' ......50 mins later, lights go down..not another sausage......wife hugely disappointed, I never forgave him for that.......she still won't play his stuff at home now lol.

Love me a bit of Tull, Ian Anderson writes some telling lyrics!

Rhythym  of the Heat -Peter Gabriel

Rock n Roll as mentioned, or Whole Lotta Rosie, we also throw in Summer of 69 if the girlies are in evidence!!

I've had a zoom B3 for like 6 years, I use about 3 setups and the tuner........

I put one of my Barefaced stickers on in the vertical position, so I ave both options going for me!

The very fact that they all had different influences, and brought them all to the table, to my mind, explains precisely why Yes music is unique, and so uniquely excellent.

In the 70's anyway..........

Fly By Night - Rush

Two little bo........errrrrr

two Minutes to Midnight - Iron Maiden

He was too quick for me, had to google the band name lol

Johnny Reggae - The Piglets

Breakfast In America - Supertramp

Steel tow.......no wait I already did that one, do I win??

How about

Somewhere Down The Crazy River-  Robbie Robertson

2-3-2 (Curved Air)