jnoinkeis

I'm happy to pay cash. Live in Kent but spend half my time in London so happy to meet you there.

Hi,

I've got a Trace Elliot GP11 combo I'd be willing to swap. I'm in Kent.

So did anybody go last night? I thought they were bloody stunning and the double hit of Groundhog's Day and Wynona at the end left me smiling all the way home.
Can't wait for tonight.

Although Les's solo during Tommy The Cat did make me just want to put my bass down and try a different instrument.

From the Albert Hall site -

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[b]Wednesday 4 April[/b]
[i]Sailing The Seas Of Cheese[/i] & [i]Green Naugahyde[/i] performed in full[/size][/font][/color][color=#333333][font=Verdana, Arial, sans-serif][size=2]
[b]Thursday 5 April[/b]
2 special sets spanning the entire catalogue[/size][/font][/color][color=#333333][font=Verdana, Arial, sans-serif][size=2]
Oh boy oh boy![/size][/font][/color]

[quote name='eude' timestamp='1331722567' post='1577602']
I've liked all the drummers Primus have had, particularly Brain, although I know he's not the most popular.
I actually think Jay's style is a nice mix between Herb and Brain, I really like his work with Charlie Hunter Trio too

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I thought Brain brought a cool heavier rock feel to the albums he was on. I love his spastic drum fills in Shake Hands With Beef.

[quote name='shizznit' timestamp='1331644819' post='1576417']
Either way, I don't care what they play on the 4th date which I will be attending! Just gutted that Herb won't be on drums
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I thought that but having seen them with Jay and listened to the new album a lot I think I actually prefer him to Herb.
If it's true about playing all of Seas.. then you can consider my excitement tripled.

Got tickets for both nights, can't wait. Saw them at Brixton last year too and they were amazing. But if they don't play Wynona on at least one night I might cry.

I walked in and was stood blissfully unaware right next to him until he was pointed out. He has an annoying amount of hair for a man of his age (not that I'm jealous at all). Seemed like a great guy though, had a lot of time for the fans.

[quote name='KingBollock' timestamp='1330130641' post='1553312']
When I was a 16 I was in a band that seemed to have either less members or different members every week, I never knew who I was going to see when turning up for rehearsals. One week I turned up and the only other person that turned up was a drummer I'd never met before. After standing around for a while not knowing what to say and having a stab at a few tunes (because there were no mobile phones back then so I had to wait until my Mum came to pick me up at the usual time) this drummer's Dad turned up and declared himself the band's manager and that from now on we shall rehearse in his garage. He had this whole, huge, future planned out for us. I never saw either of them again.
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Brilliant! When I was a similar age two of the Dad's of the band decided to be our managers. They couldn't have had less of a clue. They once told us we should remove the description 'loud' from one of our posters as it "might put some people off".

My bass is very light and I like it. I once played a hoofing great Warlock for a 3 hour rehearsal and I was knackered at the end of it, and I'm not a small guy.

"My Dad wants to be our manager"

A friend of mine recently turned me on to a band called Scissorfight. Now I can't stop listening to them. They sound like Clutch played by hairy mountain men!

Hello all,

I'm currently in Gravesend. Funnily enough the guy who came to fix my brake pads last night was saying disparaging things about Chatham.

Hi everyone,

I've been playing the bass for about 10 years on and off but finally decided to do it properly so got a teacher who turned me on to this site. You all seem jolly nice.
My name's Niki but despite that I'm a guy, I live in Kent but spend a lot of time in Camden.
I like Pearl Jam, a lot.
I'm on the lookout for cheap MXR pedals.

I think that about covers it.