Damonjames

[quote name='blue' timestamp='1436797199' post='2820824'] Metallica did not, does not and will not ever have Stones money. blue [/quote] If 175m ain't enough, then nothing will be!!! (Taken from James Hetfield net worth, as opposed to 360 of Mick Jagger) Metallica also have 20 years worth of music work and other investing to do before you can draw an accurate comparison Rob trujillo's measly net worth of 15m will do this little metal head anytime!!!

Hi guys n gals, just a question regarding notation, I can't read (yet, it's doe things hope to master one day) but wondered if there was a general way of notation, besides tab. I just need a simple method that can be easily read on a poorly lit stage that could show the chord progression and rhythm in a quick and easy way? I know I'm asking a lot! I just remember reading that rob Trujillo has a version of notation that is similar to Pino Palladino's but neither of which I can find. Any advice appreciated!

I have just picked up a custom world guitars maple fretless neck of these pages and am waiting on some more bits to complete the build. It was dumb luck I got it really cos I prefer rosewood!! Very keen to see how it sounds!

I think the real issue here is communication, or in this case, lack of. It's not really enough to take orders and let the customer work out what is happening... If they had been on the front foot and put a warning notice on the checkout page that due to Dahl strike there will be delays, you have the option to not place the order. Then once ordered they could send out an email with confirmation of order AND advice on delays and expected ETA, with a general update every 2-3 days. I work in sales, occasionally there are delays, but bad news is always better than NO news!

Anyone else find that they REALLY enjoy playing songs that they don't particularly enjoy listening to? There are a few artists that I don't particularly like to listen to, but as fear fun to play!

[quote name='miles'tone' timestamp='1436742713' post='2820434'] Queens Of The Stone Age [/quote] Or this

[quote name='verb' timestamp='1436741409' post='2820422'] Foo Fighters [/quote] Or this

I think Metallica were auditioning around 13 years ago, that would do me nicely thanks! Enough $$$$ for you blue? I would have got 1million just for turning up!! Ahhh, dreams.....

Mine has been delivered!!!

I do like the sound if this, wish they would do one in manc!

Mine is showing as received in destination country, let's see how long it takes!!

[quote name='Lozz196' timestamp='1436368935' post='2817589'] Fingers crossed for all of us then. Darn cheese-eating surrender monkeys! [/quote] Hahahah, just what I was thinking!!

Guess I'll have no birthday present to open on Friday!!! Still showing is in Koln grrrrr

I don't see them collapsing... The sad reality is that until listeners begin to once again place a value on music, the payment for it will continue to fall.

EB fivers have a 6 bolt neck, but it looks alright!!! I'd love to know what they play/sound like

Sold a octave pedal to Rik, great comms and prompt payment. Great guy to deal with! Cheers

Great article, I'm in a slump at the moment, and there are some great points in there I'll use. Focusing on a particular thing for only 20 mins is a good one, it's easy to get to involved in something and then the night is gone!

[quote name='grunge666' timestamp='1435581938' post='2810208'] I used to play this in an old covers band P bass tuned C F Bb Eb on 45-105 Roto's - an no plec!! Sounded pretty good from where I was standing! [url="https://youtu.be/v-oHpcMOA4o"]https://youtu.be/v-oHpcMOA4o[/url] [/quote] Sounds about right to me too! Although I tend to play it closer to the nut, doing it mostly below the 5th fret. Perhaps that may help??

[quote name='Nicko' timestamp='1435572355' post='2810040'] I suspect I'm being too vigorous with the right hand - it may of course be a complete lack of talent that prevents me getting anything even passable! I think your bass has a longer (35") scale length as well so I guess the standard 105s are a bit less floppy? [/quote] Nope, she is a 34". Not sure where your issue lies then, 'cos I'd say I'm rather heavy with the right hand. You could try playing g closer to the bridge, the strings will move about a little less there, but will sound more twangy.