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Oh hell yeah

I dont dig flat fretboards, man

Hmm.. not with that institutional beige decor

Wow Fair play

Berlimey - i didn't even realise they were still going. I suppose it's just Geordie and Coleman ? At least i got to see them live about 40 years ago. I was a young 'un at a CND rally

I'd be happy if they made anything other than the vanilla Fendery jazzy pbeee fayre.

Geembi.com apparently

Eye opener as to how many here have back probs. Im no different either, as i have a metal hip ( passenger RTA 1987 ) that occasionally nips a nerve. Bloody thing did it a week ago, and lm still struggling, though it does wear off eventually, after a week, normally nearer 2 weeks. Add to that , i have a displaced disc at L4/5 so near the bottom of my spine, ( motorbike , lunched it 1994 ) and again, occasionally , it makes itself known. It's the the disc that gives me problems gigging, if the hip/nerve thing is ok. I cant stand still in one spot for 2 sets, so as long as i have room to sidestep 2 paces left / right / forward / back, i can lessen the impact. I dont have any heavy gear to carry, depite me owning the PA subs and tops. 2 other band members deal with those. I have a Genz head and i dont use a cab, 2 basses are not ultra lightweight, but 4" straps help a lot. No speaker monitors either

Some members getting more moolah, but keeping quiet about, is not the way to do it. That's just plain sneaky. AS someone said earlier, they may have a good reason, but if the reason was that good, they'd tell you why and keep things open and honest. They haven't done this. It's being done behind your back. W@nkers. That's IMO of course. I'd have a quiet chat with your mate the drummer, be sneaky and hustle him away, and dont tell the greedy bustards. See how they like that, when they discover you're both AWOL and have set up your own gig/jams

Chris bought a pedal from me and payment was instant. Good comms. too A dude indeed

Too late, i was about to say that the Yam TRB's are 35" scale, just in case. But alas...

Fixed

Indeed I thought people spoke in an interview.

Did you say it was an interview ? All i heard was bleugh bleugh, thak, thak thak, bleugh bleugh. Drummer losing his timing.

But can he make toast ?

I got a couple of minutes in, but after he kept saying ' basically ' and ' whatever ' it was time for a cup of tea. Then he hit that low open string - click, gone Everyone has the right to waste their money, and he's a champion.

Purchased a pedal at a great price from Emmett who packed and posted it within a day. Like new condition, and well packaged. A pleasure to deal with Cheers bud

I bought Strange Kind Of Love on CD when it came out and still have it. It's hard to believe there's not a bum track on the whole CD. Not for me anyways

'St Hubbins was the patron saint of quality footwear' guffaw

I'm sure everyone has heard Steely Dan, and most of their albums were produced by Gary Katz. Plus a host of other artists. A monster producer. There's also the Scottish band Love n Money album ' Strange Kind Of Love ' that Katz produced . Also , Dan's Donald Fagen was uncredited for some work with them One track from Strange Kind Of Love. The production on this is sublime, as is the rest of the album