Cestrian

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Mate, I’ve got it. PM with your address and I’ll post it.

What a resource Basschat is. Just brilliant. Thank you guys.

https://rover.ebay.com/rover/0/0/0?mpre=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ebay.co.uk%2Fulk%2Fitm%2F283670865167 Any information much appreciated.

Not heard his name mentioned as yet. All the staff seem to be working professionals so I imagine there’s quite a turnover.

Thanks guys. I really appreciate your advice. First day today. Early days but I have to say, so far the teaching has been outstanding.

I’m just about to begin a HNC at this music school. Just wondering if anyone has any inside information, useful tips etc?

I’m quite proud of this thread. Normally my contributions elicit two responses at most.

I’ll kick it off - I’m terrible at working out bass lines to songs without using someone else’s tab or notation.

A particular bass you own, a compliment on your playing you once received, a specific skill you mastered ... etc?

Mani - The Stone Roses were spellbinding in the way that they melded 1960s pop psychedelia and dub dance music. Mani’s bass lines were an intrinsic part of that sound - punchy, infectious and instantly familiar. His work with Primal Scream and Freebass wasn’t too shabby either.

I've got a Hoyer too. Great vintage tone. Haven't seen another like mine. Yours is in much better nick.

I’ve only just discovered Talk Talk https://www.nme.com/news/music/mark-hollis-talk-talk-reportedly-died-aged-64-2453863

https://reverb.com/news/jaco-pastorius-on-how-he-learned-bass-and-composition-bacons-archive