MusicJunkie

[quote name='mrdreadful' timestamp='1318875494' post='1407298']
During my one and only mic check I shouted the firemen's roll call from Trumpton. Everyone look at me like I was mental.
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Sounds like genius to me.

We've got a Boss ME50B in stock right now and let me tell you, it's pretty tasty. That said, we've also got the M9 and we're all huge fans of that.

Personally I own the M13 and it's the best effects purchase I ever made, guitar or bass.

haha this thread is brilliant

loving all this beatles chat!

[quote name='Dr.Gonzo' timestamp='1317264753' post='1388837']
What an impossible question, but welcome anyway . I love what Tommy Cogbill played on Dusty Springfields Son of a Preacher Man - a flatwound P-bass right in the pocket, very fluet, varied, driving and musical.
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Yeah definitely! Incredible playing. I've got the multi track recordings of Marvin Gayes Whats Going on, and the bass playing is so out of time but its absolutely amazing.

Hey guys!

We are the staff of a music store based in Leicester, and we love bass! One of us is a proper bassist, the others just mess at it.

So: What's your favourite ever bassline? Go! From us: The Distance by Cake, Hysteria by Muse, I Want You Back by The Jackson 5 and 10,000 Days (Pt 2) by Tool.