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The Pretty Thongs

Meat Muppets

Pig Country

I enjoyed that.

To add to my previous post, I bought the dvd many years ago and had a look through again since this thread came up...gotta mention Paul Young with Alison Moyet also Sade and The Pretenders. Gunna have to give credit to Adam Ant also, not sure why he got so much stick. It's weird but for me it was a big deal in my life, just as much as The Hungerford Massacre, Diana accident, and 7/7. I find it quite interesting that it didn't register on some peoples radar on this forum. Not a criticism but just opened my eyes in my older age....we're always learning.

Wunderhorse in Bristol on Oct 25th as long as they don't cancel. Unfortunately they have had to a few times in the past few months fingers crossed.

Diana Krall - Love Scenes......I'm listening on an old Cyrus Audio CD player through some 1990's Castle speakers, just sounds fantastic. Christian McBride sounds great. Stand out track this time is...My Love Is. when I first bought this cd Peel Me A Grape was my go to track.

I was into U2 at the time and couldn't be arsed to pop along to Wembley for a few numbers. I'd gone to Milton Keynes to see them a few weeks before so stayed at home and watched on the box. A decision I still feel was a mistake. Not much of a Queen fan at all but they were excellent, Simple Minds across the pond did a good spot I thought....not sure what went on with Bob Dylan and friends though. I thought it was a pretty good day to be fair.

Removed MXR Bass overdrive and replaced with Bassrig '64

I was hoping to find some Wunderhorse on iPlayer, unfortunately no luck there so tuned into Jockstrap instead. Sadly had to turn off after 2 minutes as the misses came in to join me😜

String break and it's always the E, not always the same bass or string manufacturer. I must admit I don't play as much now and have not had it happen in the last 100ish gigs but would always have a spare even at rehearsal.

Wunderhorse, Bullingdon in Oxford.

Cheers, just ordered the red one👍

I used to catch the lead guitarist in The Jawbreakers some years back....nice to see what he's up to now.

John Rees

after my MXR M87 died a few weeks ago I thought I'd try this Cali76 CB...first impressions, I likey.

Always think of SA when I hear Tears of a Clown.