Osiris

Crash - The Primitives

Repeater - Fugazi

It was cold - The Ruts

Aqualung - Jethro Tull

Speed King - Deep Purple

Enola Gaye - OMD

Holidays in the sun - Sex Pistols

Heart and soul - Joy Division

Down under - Men at Work

Wheels of confusion - Black Sabbath

The Nile song - Pink Floyd

Seven by seven - Hawkwind

The great escape artist - Jane's Addiction

Negasonic Teenage Warhead - Monster Magnet

Running free - also Maiden

Learning to fly - Pink Floyd

Holidays in the sun - Sex Pistols

God damn the pusher man - Steppenwolf

Right turn - Alice in Chains

I've just had this pop up on the homepage. Should I be worried?

Hard to say really as I found the bass balanced pretty well before I fitted them. Plus I also use a wide suede backed strap which is good for keeping your bass in place without it neck diving if its that way inclined. So that doesn't really tell you anything, does it But as you say, they're great little units considering how inexpensive they are.

Play it again - Atomic Rooster

Yes, mine has had a new bridge, pickups, pots, output jack and machine heads. All done on the cheap and probably no more than £80 in parts, most of which went on the monstrous Entwistle Neodymium pickups. I picked up a set of cheap and cheerful Wilkinson machine heads off here for about a tenner, they're the smaller style like these bit they fit perfectly into the existing ferrules so it was just a matter of screwing them in. They're light weight and feel solid, they've been on for a couple of years and are still smooth and I've never had one slip so I'm not sure what else you'd get if you went for something more expensive. I probably ought to fill in the old holes where the original Fender style machine heads are but 1, I like the scrappy look and 2, I'm a lazy bastard. Changing the bridge was also a doddle, any Fender fit bridge will drop straight in, I think mine is an eBay £10 high mass special, but like the cheap machine heads it does what it's supposed to do, no complaints from me.

Lullaby - Warrior Soul

Helter Skelter - Some highly overrated 60's band