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I have been playing without so long it feels like i am slightly diconnected to the bass when i use one now.

Mine are being entombed in a seperate chamber of my pyramid im currently having built.

Good God! Is this ex faster pussycat?

[quote name='ezbass' post='510442' date='Jun 10 2009, 05:46 PM']Hard to say as he keeps a pretty low profile. I think he might be more into his writing these days. Bass Guitar Magazine should definitely interview him.[/quote] Hes just written a book on bruce lee.

The best shimming card is the yellow meter reading card things.

Keep it down,theres vice on here!

Just a cheer for a very good female bass player i dont want to get a ban.

Tina weymouth is an awesome player,so heres one for the girls,fantastic! and she has a lovely sexy voice as well.

I would love to go really low but i stay at the threshold where i can still get a good slap tone off the E and A.

[quote name='Eight' post='510713' date='Jun 10 2009, 10:32 PM']That's way too hardcore for me Ma. Especially to do it drunk!?!?![/quote] I really am pleased with the results i got shes one hot bitch now it took ages to get the neck settled,cant wait till shes turbocharged with an audere or john east. I have really got into messing with my planks lately and hopefully im going to build a jazz body with a figured maple top this year.

I have finally managed to get the action down on my jazz. The badass or whatever lifted them higher than i like,but fenders are just higher than more flat profile fingerboards. I made a drunken shimming attempt which failed badly,but then did it sober and it worked superbly.I am now chuffed to bits,i used very thin card.

[quote name='warwickhunt' post='508706' date='Jun 8 2009, 11:31 PM']Thievin' Bastids in Jarra, so yeh! Only joshing it's no worse than the (former) 'worst place to live in the UK' that I reside in! [/quote] I know jarra well,people used to batten down the hatches when the metro stopped there,morning journeys to college could be hazardous if rajies got on there. I think the crusades are still going on.

I like this a lot,judging by her eyes though,she needs to lay off smoking weed for a bit.

Anyone?

I have been offered an Ibanez TR505 by someone who doesnt play bass and is off to another country,are they any good does anyone have one?

That bloke out of yes is pretty good.

I have a brandoni maple jazz neck they are very good quality.

Very bad news,soft machine were great as were caravan, gong and the like.

This is a great film,anyone know if they have finally released the dvd of the festival yet,its a better film than the woodstock one.

Shes a bit up her self but i like her music a lot,Baduizm is a good album,and she burns incense on stage.Cool.

Im afraid its just practice mate, im having the same fun with double thumbing at the moment,good luck.

Rod temperton ended up writing some of michael jacksons funkier stuff,not bad for a cleethorpes man.

[quote name='steve-soar' post='506735' date='Jun 6 2009, 12:04 AM'][url="http://www.bassplayer.tv/?req=1&station=lessons&video=bptv/lessons/bptv_g07_boogie"]http://www.bassplayer.tv/?req=1&statio...bptv_g07_boogie[/url] Get your heads round this.[/quote] He was damm good. I am a confirmed disco junky,bass was supreme. Isnt about time for a new wave of disco?

Hadnt watched it yet,im watching Repo man but cheers.

[quote name='Stingray5' post='506697' date='Jun 5 2009, 09:37 PM']Bass player is David Margen. He was with Santana around the late 70's/early 80's. Check him out here on the Santana 'Marathon' tour from 1979. He's using a fretless Jazz and check out the bass lick at 00:26... [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yyp6H0eWI0M"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yyp6H0eWI0M[/url] Cheers Steve[/quote] Hoping it was a jazz.Cheers for the groundwork.