The Rolling Stones. There's a 'looseness' about them which shouldn't work, but does.
Captain Beefheart and his Magic Band. There's a tightness about them which works, but sounds like it doesn't.
Got to disagree and agree with @peteb. Lots of bands do bad AC/DC covers because they miss the subtleties. Simple things like inversions, chord voicings, and octaves. Similar thing with Status Quo covers too.
i did a lock-down gig first time around. Whereas it was nice to be able to play, the enforced lack of audience participation - no dancing or singing - was a bit dispiriting.
That's what I did with my Shuker's. They have the body slightly extended at the bottom and have contoured edges, to fit where my arm rests when I'm playing.
If you mean the BDI21 then yes. Every gigging bassist should have one, if they haven't already got something similar. £20ish quid for a DI/pre-amp/amp modeller/distortion, it's a no brainer.
Zoom Tac2 Thunderbolt Audio converter and Macbook Pro (bought solely to use Garageband).
Digitech bass synth wah.
Getaria wireless system
and I bought a bass back from someone I had sold it to a a couple a months before. Does that count?