hollywoodrox

it was good last night, I got his biog for xmas, also worth a listen is the radio show they did on him, I think it was posted about on here once

Grrr album - rolling stones, born to break your heart album - reckless love cherry bomb - the runaways

[quote name='jackers' timestamp='1362499056' post='2000215'] I use ultimate guitar and songster when I can't work bits of a song out. I don't get why people get so hateful about tabs. As long as you understand they are unlikely to be perfect, then they make a great starting point. [/quote] well said, they are a very useful resource to learn a song to jam with people, I do this and also when Im not learning songs Im learning relative pitch to hear intervals and train my ear, I just worked out the riff to running free by iron maiden , it may not be right though as just going by what I remember of the main gist of the song, if I was learning it to play with a band though i would get some guitar pro tabs off the net, then jam along to the audio once id learned it to see if it was ok. there are some good programs for relative pitch, learning rhythm and reading music on the iphone. so you can practise if youre stuck waiting somewhere

[quote name='LiamPodmore' timestamp='1362436878' post='1999895'] I use Guitar Pro tabs of Ultimate-Guitar.com personally. Liam [/quote] 2nd this , if you havent got guitar pro you can also download Tux for mac linux or windows which is a great alternative to gp too.

[quote name='Mr. Foxen' timestamp='1266279510' post='746735'] Looks a lot like my first bass, had made in Korea on a sticker at base of neck: [/quote]wowwwwww i want this stripey beast,,,awsome

My Baby, The Knobs are 1988 "nob ease" knobs made in USA used to be advertised in guitar world in 1988 and are rare as hens teeth now

stick it on man as long as its for your own enjoyment and you dont try to sell it as a fender theres no harm in it,

ch ... ch... ch.... ch....ch...ch....ch...ch...cherry bomb by the runaways

[quote name='mep' timestamp='1357502783' post='1923732'] What's with the pointy vote? My Charvel get's plenty of good comments in this day & age. [/quote]i love pointy charvel s Kramer Jackson etc especially with awesome paint jobs 80s hair metal style

I've got one its ideal just to practise then O can save moreover for a big amp to jam with others

I remember andy summers playing gamer guitars didnt Vivian Campbell and Adrian vandenburg too?

I got an iOS app called relative pitch lite. It's free it can be upgraded to full for 4.99. It's very good

[quote name='stingrayPete1977' timestamp='1356708202' post='1912736'] Its a fine balance between keeping someone interested, ie learning songs they like from tab and learning the 'proper' (for want of a better word!) way, can both ways be done? [/quote]i don't see why not. You need to learn some songs and supplant it with basic knowledge so you eventually work out your own lines

Go on guys..... The Stephen Adler book is awesome my fave rock biog I have read it 4 times , the slash one is ok too , didnt like the duff one so much but it may grow on me after another read. The Stephen are one is my fave though and I have read /collected a few . The mistaken one is quite good. I want the glen Hughes one . I recently bought the hardback of life by keef Richards but have read it before and am waiting a bit to read again, most ronnie wood ones are good too

Well done matey , am so pleased the video was posted on here must have been so much fun playing on the telly show looks like you were havin a great time dude sorry to hear you don't have the bass any more , it looks like mine but mine is a vintage ( brand) v4. Good one on making the performance tape your video single, it's a super performance looks great on the vid posted here too. Have a great new year. Paul

Building rock bass lines by ed friedland starts at the beginning and has other useful stuff for intermediate-ish players too and it is in F clef and teaches basic rhythm too and comes with a play along cd you can't go wrong. Also for a quick start you could download the free Tux program for most systems it's like guitar pro , download a song he likes and you can slow it and play along using bass tab . Trainer hd app for iOS is good for learning bass fretboard and music man app is great for learning bass and treble clef

[quote name='scalpy' timestamp='1356701491' post='1912590'] Anyone who doubts Cliff Williams musicianship, (which he practises through playing the bass.) should watch ACDC Live at River Plate. A stadium of people turned into one churning mass of celebration and communal enjoyment. Music at one of it's most base, feral and inane levels, but also pure and meaningful as well. [/quote]. +1 what a great show I used to think castle donnington was big years ago, the sheer number of fans at river plate show knocks my socks off. Love it

Got a "BASSCHAT T SHIRT" from mum and dad We have still got presents to open tomorrow as I have family here and we open them in sequence and look at what each other gets so usually do it over two days so more tomorrow

Merry Christmas one and all, hope everyone has a great time

What an inspiring post , well done bilbo you must still be feeling on top of the world, congratulations on a job well done

I like the white pick guard too

[quote name='Chairleg' timestamp='1356095603' post='1906741'] What Do You Want? by Adam Faith. Can't say I noticed at the time. Good old Wickipedia. [/quote]i love to see Freddie Starr doing this, there's a clip on YouTube where he sings it on a show and Adam faith comes on and says he owes him some money for all the times he's sung it

I have a stack of eagle and poco stuff, poor Tom he's a great musician/singer he did a version of I only have eyes for you, I think for a film, amazing voice