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These were great well built instruments,i remember eggle and gordon smiths were very well made.Craved after an eggle guitar as a schoolboy in the 90s,was just a bit cooler and was like a les paul jnr with mother of toilet seat pick guard.

the lead guy on fashion mate,brilliant apart from that.

awesome but i think the guitarist needed to tune and turn down a tiny bit.

I know he did some fantastic stuff with james brown and i like some of his early solo stuff,but i do feel overated creeping in here.listened to a lot of clinton stuff and hes more of a lead guitarist........please correct me as i really like him.

I got smashed in whitstable with the bass bloke from caravan,although i wasnt aware who he was.

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I would rather watch some of those tasty foreign birds have......................No sorry i cant write that

Worth watching..Stunning foreign chicks on it.

Just put this bugger through an amp and i think im just going to ditch all my fx the tone is what i have wanted for about 20 years,amazing,the hype is real,its just made me want to get good again after 6 years,its like stepping into a roller after a fiesta.

just got mine,neck is amazing but sunburst was a bit of a mismatch,will keep it though.

Sound like arpeggiator runnng on a synth,nice tune though.

mr chomley has the flaw.im off out to score.

Badly made knockoff,god these people are like hyenas.

Yeah he was pretty good,but i didnt like the later stuff,i love the older 80s stuff but i hate to say i think he was slightly overated.my favourite is still i wanna be your lover. Sad the little dude has gone. He had the balls to do what he wanted.

R.I.P. Ronnie c and the funky theme tune to sorry! When is someone going to pay more attention to the genius that was the ronnie hazlehurst band,the theme from are you being served has such cool bass and the sorry theme is just fantastic as was a load of others.Who was Hazlehursts bass beau. Theres not much on the net.

the tips are the important part.

Sad,He looked a bit jittery on the standing in the shadows dvd. Hell of a name to live up to,poor guy,he was good in his own right.

I would love to try with a high b,im after a 5 string sire v7 at the mo and dont want a drainpipe at the botttom.

I think the arse has dropped out of the music business now money wise due to the digital thing so age really doesnt really matter,face it there will be no more hendrixs,zeppelins,stone roses etc. I used to worry about it but the older i get the sexier and balder and more distinguished i get.It doesnt matter what age you are if you can play a few tricks women/girls will find it appealing.All good in my book. Theres loads of older dudes out there with taste palying getting gigs,not whinging orrible teenage muzak,and i certainly wouldnt want to end up in a band like coldplay,kids just arent cool these days.You can tell just by the amount of nostalgia in the media and the lack of originality around.

I hated motorhead but space ritual changed my life the bass and the whole ethos of it.The next big bass player in my life was gary mountfield and loads of roses bass has that great groovy sound. Im very soul funk influenced now but the bass on ritual i think although not as technical was very rooted in that groovy style on a lot of awesome tracks.

Used ableton since year dot,try loads of onboard compression as said make sure its been normalised when rendered to mp3,unfortunately for truly good sound you need one off the better vst plugin in mastering sets/compressors,you will need to spend some dough on these get a demo that lets you do it a few times then stops.........or dare i say it be naughty and get the good pricey ones for free,not that im advocating piracy.........all in all you will need seperate vsts to get a pro sound in my opinion.

Just listened to just about everything the Jackson 5 did and didnt realise quite how superb the tunes were,Jamerson seems to be all over the early stuff wish i new more about the blokes behind the playing,beautiful harmonies and cute hooks. 2-4-6-8 is my fav apart from the more well known ones.

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[*]Bernard is my all time fav,hes beyond Jaco for me a lot more straight groove,if Jaco had stayed with his little beaver type stuff instead of getting widdly it would of been awesome ,but then again i am more funk than jazz..I think that Bernards mutes and the fact that they seemed to just go out of fashion later may contribute to his unobtainable sound. They were just there on the instrument when you bought it back then,you didnt think about it. Jamersons mutes were a part of his sound i think...Dont get me wrong though...the fingers are the main thing.
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Introduced my dad to cleaning up recordings type software and plugins etc........Sometimes I wish I hadn't...I love him loads,but the phrase caveman with a calculator does spring to mind.

What is it about rock stars and waving guns about!!?