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[quote name='Johnston' timestamp='1317151736' post='1387443'] Quite a thick clubby neck on it too. [/quote] possible deal breaker for me, but TBH it's more about the image. There's something about a bass V that is so

nail clippers. wet wipes.

Anyone had a go on one of these? It really appeals to the 80's metal kid in me that never grew up At less than £200.00 (if you shop around) it's got to be worth a punt? I'd probably order one blind if I had the space, but interested to hear what others think.

Glad it was as good as usual, but gutted not to have been able to attend. So when's the next one

who needs reality TV when we have Basschat

more pics!

[quote name='hillbilly deluxe' timestamp='1315319420' post='1364174'] Demis Rousoss was bass player with 60's prog rock band Aphrodities Child who produced one of the best prog albums ever 666. [/quote] and Nana Moskouri was the original bassist in Atomic Rooster.

[quote name='Happy Jack' timestamp='1316589695' post='1379918'] It turns out that what I [i]really [/i]needed was a website where I could go to talk about Basschat. [/quote] Finnbass?

[quote name='Low End Bee' timestamp='1316594874' post='1380002'] I rank myself about 300 basses behind Clarky and HJ. [/quote] and a couple of divisions below the Premiership As for myself, I would rank as standing at the back muttering about how things were so much better in my day...

[quote name='TimR' timestamp='1315943877' post='1372510'] I think it's pretty safe on a yellow line after 6/7pm. [/quote] it's just for the loading convenience. There used to be space for a couple of cars alongside right by the doors next to the stage.

in the 'you might also like' section at the top, is a O/S OB50 BLACK 4 STRING ELECTRIC BASS ... with a buy it now price of £81.68 Why do they think that would interest someone in the market for a £7.5k 12 string bass?

could be up for this. Will swing by the venue tomorrow after work to see if the tickets are any cheaper from the box office.

sounds good, p body with J neck works for me

Played there a few times in the noughties. Was told by a mate who used to see the band that the best sound we ever had was at The Horn. Not sure what the parking is like these days, but you had to get there early to get one of the spaces next to the venue.

[quote name='BigRedX' post='1368706' date='Sep 10 2011, 04:48 PM']This was brought home to me in a very forceful way just over 10 years ago when my band at the time played a large Student Union Christmas Party. The event was split over 4 areas in the main college/union building and there was a potential audience of several thousand. We were on the main stage supporting an up and coming signed indie band who were promoting their newly released album. Nice big stage and excellent sound and the opportunity to play to a massive audience. Despite playing really well and giving everything to our performance, our set was met with roaring indifference. As far as the audience were concerned we were an inconvenient interlude to the disco that gave them the opportunity to hopefully get laid that night. The only thing that stopped the evening from being a total disaster IMO was seeing the headlining band fair only marginally better in terms of audience reaction than we did which proved that it was the audience simply weren't interested and not that we were crap as a band.[/quote] i was in a band who played support for The Dream Boys - bizzarely enough this was in a bowling alley, and for strippers at a Vetinary college Christmas do. Despite our going for it and putting on a great show, you can imagine how interested the audiences were in seeing a band.

[quote name='Len_derby' post='1368497' date='Sep 10 2011, 12:49 PM']Years ago I went to see a jazz quartet and I was one of a sadly small crowd. The sax player (who was a 'cuddly' shape and no oil painting in looks) cast his eyes sadly round the room and said 'F***ing hell, I've slept with more people than this'[/quote] has to go in the quotes thread!

[quote name='MacDaddy' post='1368467' date='Sep 10 2011, 12:19 PM']'parp!' Nice one, glad it went well.[/quote] the gig I mean, not the parp!

'parp!' Nice one, glad it went well.

Good thread According to publicity for a previous band I've played to 10,000+ festival crowds. It's actually 800+ when I was in a band that won a battle of the bands final. Smallest audience? I've done gigs where there were more people in the band than in the audience

Have been wireless for many years now. Never had any noticeable difference in sound compared to quality cables. No going back

[quote name='ojwethorns' post='1366187' date='Sep 8 2011, 11:24 AM']I went to Denmark St last week. I found a lot to look at and the staff in the stores I went in were very helpful and happy for me to try even though I did not want to buy. [/quote] you work in Denmark Street and I claim my £5.00!

[quote name='ritch' post='1366741' date='Sep 8 2011, 05:59 PM']Hi, If anybody's about in Kingston in December, two of my bands (Dolittle and MrGandRich) are playing the same night at the Fighting Cocks. 17th December. Here's our website [url="http://www.dolittlehaveleftthebuilding.com/"]http://www.dolittlehaveleftthebuilding.com/[/url] And here's a link to tickets [url="http://www.wegottickets.com/event/134502"]http://www.wegottickets.com/event/134502[/url] Cheers Rich[/quote] Possibly... I'll put it in the diary.

[quote name='clarkpegasus4001' post='1361342' date='Sep 3 2011, 09:24 PM']I suspect Evilbay will pull the "auction" [/quote] only if someone tells...

outbid! Bah!

i'm in