Sonic_Groove

Taken Just 13:03 other thread do it too.  I am staying off for a bit

See screenshoot -- bottom of thread

24 minutes ago, Woodinblack said:

 

Can you give us a link to a thread where this has happened?

 

https://www.basschat.co.uk/topic/395084-the-reggae-thread/page/115/#comments

There seems to be a whole bunch of "Featured Videos" of no relevance attaching themselves to the bottom of threads.

45 minutes ago, Count Bassie said:

...and thank you @Sonic_Groovealso for the correction... And I didn't know that was Lee Sklar on it, alright.

No problem we are all here to learn. I get stuff mixed up all the time! It is easy to confuse/mix Herbie's Chameleon with Stratus both the same year & both from the same Jazz Fusion/Miles Davis background

RIP Keith

https://www.theguardian.com/music/2022/nov/12/keith-levene-founding-member-of-the-clash-dies-at-65-public-image-ltd

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Shooglenifty -- Acid Croft Vol 9

Here is some Old School Reggae from 1969 that has been "borrowed" & sampled a lot including the Staple Singers (1972)

2 hours ago, Count Bassie said:

The bassline from 'Spectrum', by Herbie Hancock. That's a pretty cool steal.

It is actually "Stratus" from Bill Cobham's "Spectrum". Bass by Leland Sklar. Here He is doing a play over (Sorry to Derail the Reggae RB)

Massive Attack sampled Stratus. Dug Wimbish played it on the Horace Andy Album

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1 hour ago, Salt on your Bass? said:

I guess line 6 offers more in the way of ampless option though, but I love eventide sounds

Fair Do's. The price of love! lol - But if it does the job...

It was £999 preorder on GuitarGuitar

Holly !!! I’ve just seen the price !!!

IMHO this is the best update they have done. Some of the Cabs are better than IRs I've bought separately much clearer than the original ones. Only tried the Bass ones up to now can't wait to try the Guitar ones!!

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6 minutes ago, Lozz196 said:

Another isolated track where the actual bass sound is much more scratchy & gainy than would be expected. Seems all these pros that we love & revere knew a bit about less than clean bass sounds.

"Stan the Man" uses a guitar amp in His rig to get the grit live

1 hour ago, clarkpegasus4001 said:

This gem by Incognito, I love it.

http://youtu.be/8shYF_7X3HI

Fixed

7 minutes ago, StickyDBRmf said:

dam

21 hours ago, Beedster said:

So Stanley owns a Marcus sig, interesting 🤔

He apparently used it too on His Album The Message (Track: Last Train To Sanity) according to the 2015 article from Bass Player (From which that pic came)

Edit to say: I think that Album is actually called Up in the UK

One of My favourite vocalists in Any Genre!

14 minutes ago, Leonard Smalls said:

The whole of South Shropshire/North Herefordshire is absolutely dire in terms of thriving musical scenes...

This is so sad. I lived & played, in many bands there in the late 80s through the 90s. All the places You mention had many venues & pubs with music! At least 5 or 6 in Ludlow (Bull, George, Assembly rooms, etc. & 4 or so in "The Castle" (Grapes, Castle Hotel, 3 Tuns, Vaults, etc. And places around like Knighton, Clun, Leominster, Hereford all had pubs & clubs with gigs. And Olivers in Shrewsbury had Bands most nights! 😢 Real Sad.

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He can't even get through a Youtube Vid without changing them!

4 hours ago, itu said:

Start from new stainless steel strings,

This + 1 & that is where the "Mega Bucks" come in. New means brand new sparkling need to change them very regularly, Mark (sponsored string deal) used to swap basses (with new strings) mid-gig because the sound had gone off !!!

From bitter experience it is a very expensive sound to chase!

Any of the lighter gauges will do (40 to 100 last a little longer but not much!!!)

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