Clarky

From journo bashing with a soupcon of racism (allegedly) to tattoo'd hookers/bass players and coronavirus statistics. Par for the course on BC

I have 5 tattoos and am available for fun and friendship

Just received a nice compressor pedal from Mike. Friendly comms, quick despatch, all good!

That would create a black hole and the universe would implode

https://www.musictech.net/news/is-this-how-behringer-responds-to-criticism/?fbclid=IwAR3j-rLCCOy9Ye8xHQVqVzlkKjwGeQqXFQ2Ljr5KIpenA9_AUk7gdEl1ExM

I will never forget Genesis at Earls Court in June '77 when I was just 13. Utterly blew me away and still, after hundreds of gigs, one of my top 3 ever. Phil was a ball of energy and sung (and played drums) phenomenally well. Great balance between Gabriel era (my fave) and early PC era (TOTT, W&W). Unfortunately I subsequently hated everything post And Then There Were Three. For those reasons, I very much doubt I will be attending this tour.

And sublimely melodic Charlie Haden playing on "Beyond the Missouri Sky" with Pat Metheny Witness:

Kind of folk jazz from the incomparable Danny Thompson: "Whatever"

This is nice and a third of the price you mentioned in your original post

BTW in time honoured Jack and Clarky BassChat tradition, if you don't get on with the new strings I will trade you for a barely used (as in few months old) set of Slaps (Golden not Silver but identical, colour apart) plus a bit of moolah! 🤣

So long and farewell Silver Slaps, you served us both well

Aha, I did indeed have an SG bass in Kismetik (great memory!) But it was a regular cherry one

Thanks Skank. I have not owned a white SG bass to the best of my recollection ... though to be fair, I may have done and forgotten Lemmy-style (“That was a great time, the summer of '71 – I can't remember it, but I'll never forget it!”)