Nicko

Art of Nose

The White Tripes

Met Loaf

I know this Steve who's a bit of a John Lee, I really think I Sid her.

Sorry, someone has already nabbed them.

That's just about a perfect description.

Sixpence None the Icher

An 80s selection Howard Ones Tears for Ears Cheap Tick Orchestral Manoeuvers in the Ark New Kids on the Lock Pa Benetar Crowded Ouse Eardrop Explodes Thompson Wins Heave 17 Tangerine Ream Grandmaster Lash

Lionels have always been flares, so it took a while to get that.

You probably need to knock that drinking on the Grateful. I hope its not to Leland to the Jacob.

I thought I Loued a Moody, So I took a Robert to the Elton but nothing came from my Mylene, it turned out I just wanted a Geddy. Lou Reed - Need Geddy Lee - Wee Elton John - John Robert Fripp - Trip Moody Blue(s) - Poo(s) Mylene Klass - donkey

Wishbone Sh

Guns Noses

Kaiser Chefs

Nine Inch Ails

Ill Young Dirty Petty Things Errorvision Noel Gallaghers High Lying Birds Jesus and Mary Chin Pink Loyd Barclay Jams Harvest

I have a collection of Total Guitar magazines from 1994 onwards - its not a full set and there are maybe 40 issues in total. Most are earlier issues and have the CD which came with it. Free to a good home, otherwise they'll end up in the bin. If you want individual issues I can check to see what I have, or you can have the whole lot.

I agree with @Dad3353, Sounds pretty professional to me.

I've had this too.but IMHO a headline band is there to satisfy a fan base - they should be whipping up the mosh pit and creating an unforgettable atmosphere. I've been fortunate to be at some gigs where the headliners have managed that. some where they haven't and just a few where the audience does the job for them. A covers band at a festival or in a pub is a bit different as there's no expectation of the songs that are likely to be played or the personalities on stage.

I imagine the lady in the picture is experiencing the same fear which our new PM will experience as she tries to solve the countries problems. With the current economic situation in the country reminding me of the late 70s and early 80s I though I'd do some English Ska. Tech stuff - as usual, Cubase with guitars and bass through Amplitube. I wanted a big boomy bass so selected the biggest baddest bass speaker available, but the biggest I could find was an 8 x 10. Drums are Mt Powerdrums with a bit of reverb added. Percussion and horns are Xpand Air2. EDIT: I've done a remix/remaster on this - I heard it on speakers and it sounded a bit lifeless. I think this is much better.

It does. When the band split he formed a new one and after a few years of steady gigging he's finally got there.

That's all that matters really. I played in one band where the singer was good, but really didn't know how to interact with an audience, unless he was singing. When he tried it was a bit cringey - and we were better just rattling through with a minimum of time between songs.

Lovecats - The Cure Hysteria - Muse Another One Bites the Dust - Queen

First Impressions of Earth by the Strokes has a better selection of songs than Is this It. I'll happily listen to both albums end to end but overall I think FIOE is just about edges it.

Is This It by the Strokes American Idiot by Green Day What did you expect by the Vaccines Bring it On by Gomez Blizzard of Ozz by Ozzy (Yes I even like Dee) Number of the Beast - Iron Maiden