MacDaddy

The reply to Lisa Simpson in the Jazz Club when she said " you've got to listen to what she doesn't play!" - "I can do that at home".

It never seems to work out when thrash bands try look pretty

I can play bass, and I can sing badly. I find it extremely difficult to do both at the same time.

Much maligned are Behringer, and TBF not always unjustly, but the BDI21 is a quality bit of kit. I've had mine for a fair few years and it's been gigged and in gig bags ever since. Look after it, and it'll be fine. Anyone remember the preamp/DI blind test at a SE Bass Bash @Lozz196 ran? IIRC there was a marginal difference between the BDI21 and the SansAmp.

This.

A keyboard

2 basses. The main bass and this as a spare:

He's in a band who have sold more records and played bigger gigs than many on their endorsement roster.

Would these do the job? They're all available on the Amazon. I'm guessing they are made by the same company and sold by the different brands?

Wings Over America, has its share of overdubs, so it's not something he hasn't done before. What year is the clip from?

The tape with the click track probably stretched 😉

No mention yet of beat synching? Such as setting delay repeats to the beat etc.

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Custom made by Jon Shuker https://shukerguitars.co.uk/

Extended fretboard, the extra 2 frets mean I can have open D. Similar to the Kubicki, but it's a bendwell next to them.

We used to have a 'Bass players in hats' thread.

Digitech BP355. Lots of options and ways to use it. Bass and guitar amp sims, can go direct into PA, or can be used as fx pedals with no amp sims. Plus a looper and a drum machine. They tend to go for around £100 s/h now.

Yup, can't imagine anyone doing that!

The non-export ones have a pick guard, and look a lot better IMO.

Camille and Kennerly

In the academic world it's only a matter of time. Universities teaching the classics happily espouse the ancient Greek philosophers who were practicing pederasts.

Back in the day I had an album, which was just sound effects from the BBC Radiophonic Workshop.

Well as you ask... As I said earlier I was never a Goth, but these are from a Whitby Goth Weekend, many many years ago. Glam-goth, rather than Goth, more Gene Loves Jezebel than Bauhaus. Since then the loss of hair, has been supplanted by the increase of belly.

Or for the full McCartney experience, you should first hanker after a Gibson EB-1 , then buy a cheaper copy by Hofner from a shop that will allow you to pay on hp...