redbandit599

Drink - Alestorm

Thanks for clarifying, that makes sense! I had a 25cm power connector cable made up with 2.1mm and 2.5mm sockets but hadn't been brave enough to try it! 😉

I decided to give this thing a go and picked up an HX Effects - it's starting to make sense. Quick question on power supplies if anyone knows, I have a Truetone CS7 which will power the HX Effects - but I keep seeing mentions on other forums about using the supplied adapters and polarity reverser. Now, the CS7 is centre negative and the supplied HX power supply is also centre negative...am I missing something here? Looks like there should be no need to reverse polarity. But, I did blow up the band lights once, so.....🙄

Doctorin' the Tardis - The Timelords

I think the thing is to not place too much weight on how the original version sounds - take the song and do what sounds good for your band with it.

We mash up Cake By The Ocean by DNCE with Smells Like Teen Spirit by Nirvana... call it Smells Like Cake. Great for confusing the hell out of drunk punters 😜

Shut Up and Dance by Walk The Moon is a floor filler for us...when we could fill floors that is... The youngsters seem to also really enjoy our version of Paradise by George Ezra (rocked up a bit 😏)

Baby Got Back - Sir Mix a Lot

Rhinestone Cowboy (Builder) - Glen Campbell

When I'm cleaning windows - George Formby

Shaddap you face - Joe Dolce

All men play on 10 - Manowar

Dig your own hole - Chemical Brothers

Flight of Icarus - Iron Maiden

Break like the wind - Spinal Tap

.Ich will - Rammstein

Bubbles - Biffy Clyro

Pickin' a Chicken - Eve Boswell (my Mum once used this song to explain how great rock and roll and The Beatles were to me - evidently before them there was just 'rubbish' like this - I refused to believe there could be a song about pickin' a chicken - how wrong I was....)

I owe you nothing - Bros

Comfortably Numb - Pink Floyd

Body of an American - The Pogues

Eight of Swords - Huntress

The Joker - Steve Miller Band

Voodoo People - The Prodigy

My Lovely Horse - Father Ted Crilly