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MacDaddy

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  1. IMO the only time this has worked, is when Freddie Mercury and Montserrat CaballΓ©'s Barcelona album was rerecorded - after Freddie had died - with an orchestra.
  2. I've seen a bass, where the owner had moved the bridge further down, to make the longer strings fit better πŸ˜–
  3. Are you sure about your eye? Maybe you should drive to Barnard Castle to check?
  4. mine too, sort of. It was the college bass that I learned on and appropriated for my first year.
  5. i was thinking that...
  6. The infamous brown sound?
  7. Trouser flapping goodness 😎
  8. Agreed. Getting the 'attack' associated with playing with a pick can easily be got from fingers.
  9. Shirley September 18, 1978?
  10. Itsy Bitsy Teeny Weeny Yellow Polka Dot Bikini by Bombalurina went to number 1 in 1990. Achy Breaky Heart wasn't released until 1992 so I guess something had to fill the void...
  11. I used a pick when I first started to play bass, as I was still playing classical guitar and had long nails on my picking hand. I finally settled on Jim Dunlop's Big Stubby's as my pick of choice.
  12. Carefully tune your instrument before playing. That way you can play out of tune with a clear conscience 😜
  13. he wants to be careful, he may get sued for exploitation, child pornography etc...
  14. I've had 5 string, and 6 string basses, but I've found my home with double octave necks and D extended fretboards, both headed and headless, so no having to get use to a detuned E string 😁
  15. Yeah, people on clip shows and documentaries often churn this one out. Not quite true. Most musical genres tend to have a peak commercial success of roughly 2 years. The hair metal scene - which was always bigger in the USA than here - had been going on since 1981. As happens it was time for a new generation to find their own thing. Gunge wasn't the only 'new' genre making a stir in the early 90's but no-one blames New Metal, or pop-punk for killing hair metal. Not too many hair metal bands changed to a gunge style and became successful, off the top of my head I can only think of Pantera, and Alice in Chains.
  16. It took me a while to realise those are tree branches at the back of the stage, and not a logo for one of the bands...
  17. nowhere at the moment. I'm yet to rehearse with my new band πŸ™„ but I'll bring it to the next Bassbash I go to.
  18. build thread and more pics here:
  19. is it? 😬
  20. I do like that finish 😎
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