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andy67

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  1. was watching this, is it just for sale or are you up for a trade? andy
  2. love the 4 string in the middle! :wub:
  3. did that one year ago........................................no reply as yet!!
  4. Although I couldn't afford it, I am well envious of you guys living in London! It's all happening down there, loads to see and do...masses of music shops, venues and gigs.... I love Edinburgh, it is a fantastic city but would love to be around real hustle and bustle. andy
  5. [quote name='bilbo230763' post='318147' date='Oct 30 2008, 08:50 AM']Better tone and swings better (which is, after all, the point). NHOP is flash, has poor taste and sounds [i]really[/i] nasal to me. I fully accept the 'best is subjective' argument and know perfectly well that Jeff Berlin couldn't do what Lemmy does without a serious change of perspective but, if you take the full range of skills; technique, musicality, groove potential, tone etc. it is defensible to suggest that someone like Will Lee is probably more likely to be able to fill the shoes of Paolo Gregoletto (Trivium) than Gregoletto is to fill Lee's shoes on the Letterman sow. That doesn't diminish the contribution that each individual makes to the music they play but it would let you argue that he is 'better' as in 'more skilled/more rounded' as a player. The truth is, it's all completely irrelevant unless you are a producer looking for a session player, then knowing whose is the best man for the job is your bread and butter [/quote] I think it is great being the best you can be while having an arsenal capable of doing anything...however the best of it for me is striving to find your own identity when playing. being an individual, doing something different or taking the bass to another place is the most difficult task asked of any player of which, very few, possibly one or two have achieved/attained. and, by the way what a great topic! andy
  6. [quote name='Jean-Luc Pickguard' post='317778' date='Oct 29 2008, 05:25 PM']Billy Sheehan hasn't played the same since he evicted all his body thetans. [/quote] believe me billy still has his soul but...if he has evicted his scientific soul then that is news to me!? andy
  7. [quote name='6h5g' post='317516' date='Oct 29 2008, 01:14 PM']i think he should be on the BC top ten[/quote] I wholeheartedly agree! as long as you mean in the top 10 not on it!
  8. [quote name='6h5g' post='317038' date='Oct 28 2008, 08:13 PM']the names the explanation re my earlier post - billy sheehan[/quote] what about him? no visiable nor readable explanation??
  9. [quote name='6h5g' post='316985' date='Oct 28 2008, 06:54 PM']is it just me that can't see that name up there?[/quote] what names that then? ps, still waiting on an explanation re your earlier post.
  10. [quote name='silverfoxnik' post='316804' date='Oct 28 2008, 04:02 PM']Good point... Though the notion of a 'full basket of skills' does seem odd in the context of being a bass player.. Isn't it as important or relevant to be a specialist with a finely honed talent in one particular area of music or bass playing styles, as opposed to being a bass playing 'jack of all trades'?[/quote] being an individual?
  11. [quote name='6h5g' post='316718' date='Oct 28 2008, 02:01 PM']billy sheehan....?[/quote] ??
  12. yeah! bloody well plus 1 for larry graham!!! its a fix!
  13. fecks sake! no: billy sheehan neil murray cliff williams tony levin chris squire nick begg ali mcmordie andy fraser Jaz lochrie paul mccartney danny thomson charlie mingus herbie flowers Miroslav Vitouš some poll...
  14. the 2001 series is a great pbass!! I really regret selling mine but times were hard... stunningly rigid neck, with a lovely feel coupled with the tremendous anchorage in the through body striniging! huge bump for this bass! andy
  15. hi and welcome, bummer! £900 will buy you almost anything...go try one of the new yamaha attitude's, made in Japan and utterly gorgeous! link: [url="http://www.thomann.de/gb/yamaha_attitude_ii_lr.htm"]http://www.thomann.de/gb/yamaha_attitude_ii_lr.htm[/url] andy
  16. andy67

    Decisons...

    squiers are very nice, particularly the vm's but...for what my opinion is worth and of course, being biased, yamaha make superb basses. the bb series are far better than the vm's - yamaha's build quality is staggering and again, for me, unsurpassed both in construction materials and electronics used. quality control system is superb!
  17. I had one, totally concur with the build quality, however...pups are nonsense! they started squealing with feedback when I turned my amp up!! horrible, horrible sound from them. lovely to play though and as i said nice build.
  18. this is the one! [url="http://www.fender.com/products/search.php?partno=0271902550"]http://www.fender.com/products/search.php?partno=0271902550[/url] miss mine......
  19. I Have two svt 410 he cabs, powered by a trace elliot v4 all tube 220w amp; this combination sounds fantastic!
  20. yeah! please put pics up, very interested. andy
  21. bump for a great bass! any luck? andy
  22. [quote name='5_string_death' post='311436' date='Oct 21 2008, 04:55 PM']Scratch that, not enough cash for even the one of them. Sorry to cause you a problem mate, good luck with the trade/sale. Zach[/quote] no probs mate - I know this feeling all to well... andy
  23. [quote name='5_string_death' post='310626' date='Oct 20 2008, 05:15 PM']Don't suppose your up for a sale of one of them? Zach[/quote] That's a tough question! probably not, want to...no sure - you've put me in a dilemma now! I'd rather trade or sell them both together... ah sh*te! ta andy
  24. Nice to read from you again beedster - hope you enjoyed your sabbatical welcome back andy
  25. Thanks Sean andy
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