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  1. [quote name='daz' post='1021609' date='Nov 12 2010, 04:00 PM']Bargybass: I am sure you know a band called [b][url="http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Andrew_Tweedie/Menace_(band)"]Menace[/url][/b] ? They were a similar sort of thing to Cock sparrer/ Cockney Rejects? One of my favourite bass playing bands, as you can really hear the bass on those great early recods, like Screwed up / Last years youth. Charlie Casey is the excellant bassist.
    [url="http://www.menace77.co.uk/"]
    Menace77 website[/url] Here is a youtube link to [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FwODXDmPRSU"]Last years youth[/url], for those who dont know the band.[/quote]


    I know Menace.. My band Argy Bargy have gigged with them quite a few times..

  2. [quote name='robocorpse' post='1021602' date='Nov 12 2010, 03:55 PM']If SeeTickets werent being such greedy C*NTS and charging £4.85 "processing fee" for a £15 ticket, I would probably have gone.
    Is anyone actually sellin tix for this at face value (or close to it)?[/quote]

    If you're on facebook.. These 2 can point you in the right direction..

    [url="http://www.facebook.com/Scattygal?ref=ts"]http://www.facebook.com/Scattygal?ref=ts[/url]

    [url="http://www.facebook.com/mojo493"]http://www.facebook.com/mojo493[/url]

  3. [quote name='daz' post='1019644' date='Nov 11 2010, 07:19 AM']Argybargy/Bargybass ? Wouldnt be a Squeeze fan would you? Welcome back anyhow,[/quote]

    No.. CockSParrer!!!

    [url="http://www.myspace.com/argybargyuk"]http://www.myspace.com/argybargyuk[/url]

  4. Well.. It's still on my P-bass and I'm still enjoying the hell out of it..
    It was great in the studio last weekend and impressed the guy running the place and producing our album..
    As for do they sound like an active pickup?
    I don't like the sound of active pickups personally and chose not to go that route, but get passive pickups that where better than the stock pickups and not the generic seymour duncan's that everyone puts on their Precision.. The tone is brighter, louder and clearer than the stock pickups providing me with a mud-free sound.. In fact I have to use my trusty Marshall Guvnor 2 pedal to give me some dirt live and in the studio..
    If you play Punk/Hardcore/Rock I'd recommend this pickup.. With the blades I'm always getting asked about them and other Bass players ask about my sound and admire my modifications to the old MIM Precision.. I'm still very happy with a great purchase!!

    Oh.. Just checked and they're still selling them here!!
    [url="http://cgi.ebay.com/BILL-LAWRENCE-HI-OUTPUT-EB-60-P-BASS-PICK-UP_W0QQitemZ250227821379QQihZ015QQcategoryZ41428QQcmdZViewItemQQ_trksidZp1742.m153.l1262"]http://cgi.ebay.com/BILL-LAWRENCE-HI-OUTPU...1742.m153.l1262[/url]

  5. [quote name='Hamster' post='21726' date='Jun 22 2007, 08:48 AM']I remember the previous thread, just can't think who started the topic. IIRC I think Maplins didn't have it. Is it a DPDT switch? - try here [url="http://uk.farnell.com/jsp/search/browse.jsp?N=411+1001616&Ntk=gensearch_001&Ntt=dpdt+switch&Ntx="]Farnell[/url]

    Hamster[/quote]

    Thankyou Mr. Hamster... I however have a non-technical brain and the Farnell website
    proved way too complicated for my limited intelligence..
    I have so far drawn a blank at Maplins..

  6. [quote name='NJW' post='20547' date='Jun 20 2007, 01:34 AM']The 'Larger' room is fantastic to play in also. I believe its a Midas Verona desk up there, and the PA sounds pretty great. Full monitor rig, 8 stage wedges and sidefills (if i remember correctly).[/quote]

    Just wondered how many it holds? The downstairs room must
    hold about 2-300 and was pretty packed saturday..

  7. Just wanna say that the pick-up kicked ass live..
    Funnily enough it was hard to get used to such a clear sound
    to start with, so I had to dial in some more gain on the amp.
    Only the combo and no extension cab, but everyone was
    impressed by the sound and our guitarist seemed pleased!!
    I will be trying to add a bit more grit with the old Marshall
    Guv'nor II pedal in future I think.. Having tried it out at home,
    it seemed to be very compatable which was not the case with
    the stock pick-up I replaced..
    Overall a 9/10 for this pickup from me so far..

  8. We had this on the previous forum..
    I was warned about the switch on these being a bit 'dodgy'..
    Well, it is!! I need a replacement.. Just wondered where the
    guy that put a replacement in got it from..
    I'll have a look on Maplins website to start, but would appreciate
    a bit of info from someone who's done this already.. (Again!!)
    Cheers,
    BB

  9. For all you Punk players out there...
    Sheffield Corporation.
    Our mate Sheffield Dave was the Promoter for this one and did a
    great job. The 'in-house' PA people were spot on, friendly and
    did us proud. I gather we played in the downstairs room and a
    larger room upstairs was where 'bigger' bands played.
    Still the venue was happy to welcome our crowd of Punks,
    Skinheads and general hooligans, who came along and had fun.
    I must point out however that later on after an altercation
    between a friend of ours and an odd member of staff, 3 of
    the 'security' did a dance on his ribs but stopped sharpish when
    confronted.. Might be one to watch in future..
    Played with 2 excellent bands.. FC Dog UK and Scum..

  10. [quote name='The Funk' post='18419' date='Jun 15 2007, 04:56 PM']Still, why not review the promoters and bookers you've worked with so that any forum members on your scene will be able to benefit from your experience.[/quote]

    You know, after I posted it I thought I should do that..
    If there are any Punk bands bass players on here, I will endeavour
    to be of assistance!!
    I will draw up a list of promoters who are great to work with!!

  11. Would love to help...
    But being in a seperate 'scene' from most of you on here,
    the promoters and bookers are different and for the most part
    venues are hired by them.. we never really get asked to play
    'normal' venues by run of the mill promoters and bookers as
    they seem to have a problem with all the Punks, Skinheads and
    assorted Hooligans that turn up to watch us.. Funnily enough
    theres no real trouble and a crowd that usually drinks the bar
    dry and has a great time which is more than I can say for a
    'general' crowd.. Still, Viva La difference!!

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