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master of puppets - metallica 

ymca - the village people 

charlotte sometimes - the cure 

this wheels on fire - Siouxsie and the banshees 

road to nowhere - talking heads 

pretty in pink - psychedelic furs 

dog days are over - Florence and the machine 

discipline - throbbing gristle 

the lady in red - chris deburgh 😭🤣🤮🤮🤢

ship of fools - world party 

pick up the pieces - A.W.B

freebird - skynyrd 

Body electric - sisters of mercy 

return of django - upsetters 

crawling king snake - the doors 

the tourist - radiohead 

i like dirt - rhcp

after midnight - jj cale

in the jailhouse now - soggy bottom boys

under pressure - queen 

we have explosive - future sound of london 

23 hours ago, dyerseve said:

You're right, it is a lovely instrument and it is a shame people cant see past the paint scheme to see that.

I have decided i will be refinishing it and will be interested to find out re the pickguard screw holes.

I'm hoping to refinish it with a natural finish - either like a Warwick bass with just wax/Oil or with Danish oil.

Any advice on stripping the paint gratefully received. 

I'm thinking heat gun and scraper?

For the best IMO. In the innocent days of my childhood that flag just symbolises Smokey and the bandit, The dukes of hazard (those shorts and that car) Rockabilly and something far more exciting than dull and grey suburbia. 

Not anymore. Full history here for anyone interested:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Modern_display_of_the_Confederate_battle_flag

going down - freddie king 

the bastard son of dean friedman - half man half biscuit 

the heathen - bob marley