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Mirror in the Bathroom by The Beat. shite melody, shite lyrics, shite band.

I bought this Jim Deacon P bass off of ebay a few years ago as a doer upper it had no pickguard, pups or electrics, it did have one those bridges though. I hope it all gets sorted out.

They should have just given Colin Edwin a call. I can't imagine seeing them without him. On the subject of Glastonbury PT, are a band who to me just seem a little outside of the loop to play there, yet I do think they would go down a storm, especially with a set comprising of songs Stupid Dream through to Fear of a Blank Planet, and also convert a good few people who may have previously avoided them on account of their name.

Not a problem, I hope it serves you well.

My CP has the standard as the Epi one wasn't on the market back then, I have however recently sold a CP which has the Epi version on it, no difference in quality, and because it's designed to sit on the existing bridge studs, much less hassle to install. Bass Direct is the cheapest I've see them at £129, other places are wanting £150 or more.

Hi timmchale, It's the 3/8's mate, I've put Gotoh 707's on mine along with a Babicz FCH3 Bridge, it's not as clunky as the Hipshot.

Yeah a nice Natural grain 76 Thunderbird with sidewinder pups.... If only!

Hi Richard, I'm in Somerset and have this Fender Rumble 100 2x10, it's covered in that fluffy stuff which is a bit tatty, but it all works fine. If you can arrange and pay for a courier to pick it up it's yours.

No, just their manufacturers designated model names, and never refer to them as "her" or "she" either.

I think this is has to be my all time favourite MDP product. https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/194368628626?hash=item2d4145e792:g:9SoAAOSwkV1hQ11X

I've bought a few sets of their Fender alike WJBL200's over the years, all have been fine, also bought a set of their WJB750's, no problems there either. I did notice not long back that their official web site is all about Bridges and Pickups, not a hint of Machine heads or any other hardware.

I thought the 25 year anniversary edition would've put it right, but sadly it wasn't to be, and yes, the times spend trying to decipher the runs at the end of P9 Ch 7 were all fruitless, had to settle for the excellent Paul Gray's interpretation from Live at Shepperton.

Machine Gun Etiquette is IMHO The Damned's finest moment, I do think the Bass could have been higher in the mix though. Algy's playing on songs like Melody Lee and Liar always remind me of John McCoy. Algy was a great player, I fondly recall him knocking out John Paul Jones bass lines between songs, much to the disgust of the audience. R.I.P Algy Ward.

A greatly underappreciated player. Terrible news!