fleabag

Sold Dave a pedal - no fuss, paid straight away and was informed when it had arrived. Couldnt be simpler. Dave comes recommended

OOooops Guilty as charged

Good ole Jean Jacket Burnell. I might have some of that

He's a fabulous bloke and very honest / open. And a great musician Enjoyed the program a lot. He's flaky and fragile but it just shows he's a real human being. Also really glad that Splinter is getting great reviews. He deserves this

Seriously, you couldn't have googled it ? https://techboomers.com/t/delete-ebay-account

We've had 4 drummers and all have spontaneously exploded. You couldn't make it up

There's no help available for Cach's body

Following Paypal's rules by the letter does not guarantee success for any seller. I 've been a member of Ebay / Paypal for 13 years and still got scammed, more than once, despite doing the right thing

If one is selling rather than buying, PP gift payment is fine, because it gives no protection to the buyer. Selling and using the Goods & Services of PP where fees are incurred by the seller is where the buyer can do a chargeback, if they're going to scam you. And 9 out of 10, they fall on the side of the buyer in those cases. Bank transfer is fine on BC if you have decent sales feedback / a track record. As is Paypal gift. Both require trust that the seller is genuine You cannot insist on Bank transfer on Ebay. Its either Paypal ( with fees ) or cash only when collecting in person. This last option naturally cuts out many many potential buyers

Assuming you go for it and pay upfront, what's the deal if one of the headline band members falls ill, or does a Zappa and falls off stage and breaks a leg and the tour is cancelled ? How easy would it be to get your money back ? Seems to me that you need to look at the fine print. The devil is always in the detail and usually only a lawyer can find it

Didnt we already do this ? http://basschat.co.uk/topic/291239-stash-ss/page__fromsearch__1

A weird-ish track for PF but very slick http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Cv5uuhkS4j8

[quote name='karlfer' timestamp='1478882183' post='3172426'] FINALLY, a sport I might get decent at [/quote] I'm already profficient in this area - join the club !

[quote name='karlfer' timestamp='1478875383' post='3172317'] I'm old and dim, but just because a bass has been plek'd to optimum performance, that doesn't mean it's necessarily optimum performance for my (lack of) style/technique? Or am I talking cobblers as usual [/quote] Talking cobblers is a sport - and highly amusing . Carry on

So long, Marianne / Leonard

Steady now nothing. Are you familiar with the phrase ' we're all different ' ? I merely stated my preference for the first 2 albums. My taste may not be the same as yours. Unless you think everyone needs to like anything you like

Good lord I thought poodle rock had died many moons ago. Blimey - that takes me back. Joey Tempest had THE funkiest bouffon, no question. He out-bouffoned Jon Bon Jovial

[quote name='HengistPod' timestamp='1478791627' post='3171683']s. I always preferred Roger's grumpy, whinging and occasionally manic style to Fat Dave's sleepy blues, although the two together obviously work very well. My fave Floyd-related moment is "Amused To Death". It is utterly fantastic. [/quote] PS wasn't that the almighty Jeff Beck on gitwrist duties ?

Amen dad

I only liked the first 2 albums she made, but they were absolute beauts and utterly timeless. The musicians were top grade too

That was unknown to me T, but yes a very poignant piece it was

Another Wright track, written and sung http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imfR5M9ZXBs

And this Waters track from the 'MORE ' album http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GfPVM5dFlp8