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[quote name='waynepunkdude' timestamp='1341483304' post='1719694'] Gotta be worth £50. [/quote] No chance! More like 50p considering I got a Squier VM Precision for £50 off of there last month. (smug mode engaged)

Just letting you know that a Mighty Mite Jazz neck will fit with no problems, I've replaced one in the past. Here's the result! http://

Nevermind! you could always hoy it straight on Gumtree. There's loads of young Index and little finger wavers out there that'll think that's just the thing for them!

Excellent read, got 7 of them! Was quite surprised at seeing Fleet Foxes, Bjork & Radiohead in there. Note to self, must have a listen to some Jefferson Airplane, but Jethro Tull can stay in the shops!

Often viewed as the clown of punk, Captain Sensible IMO is quite a guitar maestro. [url="http://youtu.be/rYjabBNTIrg"]http://youtu.be/rYjabBNTIrg[/url] One of Bill Nelson's finest solo's [url="http://youtu.be/sTaZESeI1Fw"]http://youtu.be/sTaZESeI1Fw[/url]

Six string bliss! Due to vinyl limitations, sadly this gem never made it onto UFO's Strangers In the Night album. [media]http://youtu.be/6fpF4jPZwlc[/media] Charlie Owen's excellent solo's [media]http://youtu.be/nRLlYW3Hw60[/media]

AC/DC - Powerage.

[quote name='Spike Vincent' timestamp='1340126994' post='1699595'] Indeed,but that wasn't the Definitive Damned sound. [/quote] +1. It's Machine Gun Etiquette & the Black Album for me, they beat all that Brian James penned drivel on so many levels!

This is could go on and on! Captain Sensible's lovely little solo kicks in at 3:59 [url="http://youtu.be/Ln3CFyq9TSk"]http://youtu.be/Ln3CFyq9TSk[/url] Paul Gilbert rocking up the Spice Girls, the solo at 4:50 is sublime. [url="http://youtu.be/QrPUWkZQZSw"]http://youtu.be/QrPUWkZQZSw[/url]

"A 22 year old Michael Schenker giving the old guard something to think about!" [media]http://youtu.be/n0OatiI5XcE[/media]

[quote name='megallica' timestamp='1339756473' post='1693754'] I don't think Sid recorded any bass parts on Never mind the bo**ocks or R&R Swindle, I think it was Glen Matlock and Steve Jones. [/quote] When asked about this a few years back on Jonesy Jukebox, Steve Jones said that both Sid and Matlock played on one song, they were Bodies and On Anarchy In The U.K. respectively. All the rest of the bass was played by himself.

[quote name='jaydentaku' timestamp='1339694101' post='1692921'] it's still up. [/quote] No mate, it's not the Tele I was referring too! It was a Jim Deacon P-bass I sold him that he was trying to pass of as a Squier in one of his other listings ...It's definitely down

[quote name='the boy' timestamp='1339689369' post='1692802'] You really are a hero of mine. I mean that sincerely. [/quote] lol, Just doing wot I think most people on here would do when they can be 100% certain that a scam is going down matey.

[quote name='pst62' timestamp='1339658786' post='1691987'] This is Shippers1 using another account and name. The bastard has relisted the Jim Deacon Precision I sold him as a Squier again. [/quote] It had 4 days to run, had 14 bids and upto £170 so I sent him this! [size=4][color=#000000][font=arial,sans-serif][b]Dear mihajloperss,[/b] You've just added an Affinity neck to a body you know fine well is a Jim Deacon. I sold you the complete bass when you were using your [b]Shippers1[/b] account. The markings on the pick guard match with photo's I still have of that bass. don't try saying you've fitted it on a Squier body as I tried that plate on a few Squier's I own and it doesn't cover the control cavity route on any of them. Another thing nice try adding the bridge cover, sadly though it doesn't fit properly, you can still see the screws on the front edge of the bridge, anyone with a bit of savvy knows Squier's have the standard 5 screws along the rear edge of the bridge. pull it or re-list it with a genuine description or I'll report it![/font][/color][/size] [size=4][color=#000000][font=arial,sans-serif][b]- unraveled1962[/b][/font][/color] [color=#000000][font=arial,sans-serif]Got this back[/font][/color]! [color=#000000][font=arial,sans-serif][b]Dear unraveled1962,[/b] I will pull it and re-list it with a full description. thanks Andrew[/font][/color][/size] [color=#000][font=arial, sans-serif][size=2][b][color=#000][font=arial, sans-serif][size=2]- mihajloperss[/size][/font][/color][/b][/size][/font][/color]

This is Shippers1 using another account and name. The bastard has relisted the Jim Deacon Precision I sold him as a Squier again.

Tom Robinson Band - Power In The Darkness (Great album!)

Shoulda called the thread Bass players who don't float your boat. It gives more room for maneuver instead of an outright put down. For me it's Billy Sheehan. Yes he's very a gifted bloke who can fly about the neck like EVH, but all that tapping, hammering on/off electric drills etc did nowt for me at all!

[quote name='thunderider' timestamp='1339449796' post='1688793'] wasnt sid vicious taught by lemmy? the white p bass was given to him by lemmy?,rumour was lemmy got that off dee dee ramone?at the end of the day....its all just rock n roll!! [/quote] I remember reading an interview with Phil Lynott where he said he also tried (in vain) to teach Sid to play. On the P bass rumour ....I can't see how Sid's Oly White/Rosewood Precision (via Lemmy) ever belonged to Dee Dee Ramone. Dee Dee's only ever owned one Oly White/Rosewood P bass. It was a 60's job with a Torty shell scratch plate. That bass was stolen with the rest of The Ramones gear in the US in 1977, it was replaced by three Oly White/Maple P's with black scratch plates. There was also rumours going round up north back in the day that Matlock's black Ricky and one of Jonesy's guitars were acquired via the back of one of 10cc's tour trucks.

[b]These lads![/b] [attachment=110137:JD 3.jpg] [b]John Deacon[/b] [attachment=110138:Pete Way 1979 B&W.jpg] [b]Pete Way[/b] [attachment=110140:Dee Dee 05.jpg] [b]Dee Dee Ramone[/b] [attachment=110142:Paul Gray.jpg] [b]Paul Gray[/b]

This! [media]http://youtu.be/ODFrMvLYkMY[/media]