Maude

That paint job is lovely, superb choice of colour. Personally I prefer the black scratchplate. If it was mine and I wanted white then I'd go for an aged cream or mint, but it isn't mine so ignore me. 😉 🙂👍

Voodoo People - The Prodigy

One Of Us - ABBA

Armitage Shanks - Sultans Of Ping FC

Head On - The Jesus And Mary Chain

Picture #5 puts me in mind of a Sandberg. 😄

Zoot Suit - The High Numbers The who? Yeah, that's right. 🙄😆

Steinberger/Hohner 'Cricket Bat'. 😉

Tears of a Clown - The Beat, (and some Smokey blokey)

Wild Flower - The Cult

Ironic - Alanis Morissette

Alphabet Street - Prince

I've used a Suitcase and 4b extention cab for years now. Mainly used for rehearsals and the band where I solely play doublebass. Every bass put through it at rehearsal sounds great, as do acoustic guitars and basses. Fantastic with doublebass, lovely clear, faithful reproduction, and with an FDeck HPF some serious volume without getting boomy. In the band with electric bass I go straight to desk with monitors so don't use usually, but if I've had to, it's been great. I'd love the full 'Dalek'.

The Battle of the Beanfield - The Levellers

You'll Always Find Me In The Kitchen At Parties - Jona Lewie

A Man Inside My Mouth - The Cure

I've just realised, that was Dread Zeppelin. D'oh!

I can't remember who or what now, but wasn't there a band fronted by an Elvis impersonator that didn't play Elvis songs.

Hit Me With Your Best Shot - Pat Benatar

Is You Is or Is You Ain't My Baby - Louis Jordan

Jeff Leppard

Love Potion Number Nine - Tygers of Pan Tang

The Joker and the Thief - Wolfmother

The darker albums are definitely better, but I have a real soft spot for the quirky pop ones like The Top too. Although obvious, I'd say Disintegration is my favourite as I was sixteen when it came out and it had a big impact on me. I'd heard Charlotte Sometimes a few years before but never knew who it was, it sounded nothing like any of their singles which was all my young ears had heard at the time. Before Disintegration was released I discovered their back catalogue and really got into them, especially the three 17 secs, Faith and Pornography, then Disintegration blew me away. Wish was good but couldn't compete with Disintegration. Wild Mood Swings, meh. Then Bloodflowers was back on form, a really great album. My favourites change all the time, I know it's only a compilation but the first disc from Join The Dots is absolutely fantastic (I wore out three cassettes of Standing On A Beach), amazing to write songs that good and just throw them away as B sides.

Preaching to the converted my friend, preaching to the converted. 😉 The Cure, along with Joy Division, are the band that have been with me since my early teens. Other stuff comes and goes, genre preferences chop and change, but The Cure are always there. I didn't post any bass and bass vi stuff on purpose but they do a lot of that. Robert Smith is the sole reason I bought my bass vi.