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[quote name='Martin E' post='1009306' date='Nov 2 2010, 09:16 AM']On a topical note no one's mentioned the 'C' word yet. With Christmas coming up and gigs in the offing my function band is again having to gloomily contemplate putting at least a couple of 'Christmas' numbers in the set. So, my pet hate is playing any 'Christmas' number ever done by any artist - they are all without exception appalling.[/quote] We are working on a couple of xmas tunes funked up to suit us.... 'Walking in a Stevie wonder Land' anyone.... ;p

[quote name='thodrik' post='1005683' date='Oct 29 2010, 08:02 PM']Peter Hook?[/quote]

Behringer indeed did pull the deal away from Korg and have offered their own direct shipment policy to those shops/dealers large enough to handle containers worth of stock.... Korg are quite rightly so dumping stock out.... The only real sort of distribution now in the UK is via Electrovison in Liverpool

I used to do 'Maxine' in this format.... worked really well

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I reckon around 12-15 hours per week.... but I'd say 95% of that time is actual gigging....

If live I'd say stick with a dynamic...... try a Beyer TGX-60, excellent output (almost Condenser like) and superb feedback rejection!!

[quote name='simon1964' post='997115' date='Oct 22 2010, 02:37 PM']No idea. Very cool bass though![/quote] Really.... looks like should be left out for the bin men to me....

[quote name='Dropzone' post='993782' date='Oct 19 2010, 05:11 PM']This was Dropzone's set list before the guitarist left. Still looking for one if anyone knows anyone????? 30 30 150 Stone Sour FOR WHOM BELL TOLLS Metallica BEAT IT Fall out boy BEFORE I FORGET Slipknot BODIES Drowning Pool BREAK STUFF Limp Biscuit BRICK IN THE WALL kORN BYOB (BRING YOUR OWN BOMBS) System of a Down CHOP SUEY System of a Down CLEANSE Dropzone DAVIDIAN Machine head DUALITY Slipknot FREAK ON A LEASH Korn FROM OUT OF NOWHERE Faith No More HEAD LIKE A HOLE Nine Inch Nails IN THE END Linkin Park INFESTATION Dropzone LAND OF CONFUSION Disturbed (Genesis) LAST RESORT Papa Roach MI2 TAKE A LOOK AROUND Limp Biscuit NO ONE KNOWS Queens of the Stone Age POUR SOME SUGAR ON ME Def Leppard Psychosocial Slipknot SO LONG Drop Zone SO WHAT Metalllica SUGAR GOING DOWN Fall Out Boy THROUGH GLASS Stone Sour WEEPING SORE Drop Zone ZOMBIE Cranberries[/quote] Wedding band?

[quote name='allighatt0r' post='993626' date='Oct 19 2010, 03:01 PM']We usually play from 9 til 11:30 (ish) with a half hour break, and we get through around 30 songs 12-13 a set is about right, then a couple of encores.[/quote] Yeah We normally ever only perform 30 songs tops...... how would you fit upwards of 60 songs in?

Some of these set lists seem way too long to me....... unless your playing a through the nighter....

[quote name='Bilbo' post='988333' date='Oct 14 2010, 07:29 PM']That sooooo sucks. But that's what the Macdonaldsisation of music has done to us all.[/quote] Nah not at all.... I love it..... plus I get paid vast amounts of money..... plus it means I don't have to get a proper job. I see where you are coming from though Bilbo but as you say it's a personal thing....

I write loads of original songs and instrumentals, spend hours recording.... I never perform any of it live though cause I'm too busy with my function band playing covers

My band all got fitted with T2's a while back and the vocalist purchased a set of HF17's for his acoustic gigs.... He said that they are very very good.....

Well a lot of our lasers we use from Martin/Le MAitre and Kam most are over 240 Mw so I don't think there is a problem

[quote name='witterth' post='986221' date='Oct 12 2010, 08:50 PM']What he said![/quote] I like your style!

Covers with a dash of tribute thrown in

....... it's made with real bit's of Marcus Miller..... so you know it's good..... Theyve done studies, you know. 60% of the time, it works every time.