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ezbass

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  1. Back, Steve.
  2. I would work out where the cuts are likely to be. Then, before cutting, I would smear the area with some superglue, let it dry and then cut. Perhaps even add a small piece of tape over the area too.
  3. Under Pressure - Queen
  4. That’s a great birthday present. Go Mrs Homatron! Enjoy.
  5. Alien Love Child - Live & Beyond. ALC was basically Eric Johnson being the guitarist in a band, rather than being the front guy and guitarist. Malford Milligan on vocals was superb in taking front stage, but Chris Maresh on bass steals the show for me. So much so that, 25 years or so ago, whilst doing the ironing and listening to this album, I decided to jump ship and play bass full time. Sure, the seeds had been sown in the ‘80s with Pino and I had dabbled with bass a bit, before going back to guitar, but it was Chris’ playing on this album that made me realise that bass was what I should be playing as my primary instrument.
  6. Wilcock and Serek are the premium SS companies IMO, with Sandberg not far behind. Maruszczyk do SS a Jake (P basses).
  7. Mmm, a Lionel.
  8. Because this is BC and GAS is part of its raison d’être . Wilcock and Serek* shorties lay ahead . *It was seeing and hearing a Serek shortie that pulled me into the short scale rabbit hole.
  9. The Ballad Of Danny Bailey (1909-1934) - Elton John
  10. Plenty of folks here who started out on treble.
  11. I use what is sometimes apparently referred to as the ‘Dr Pepper’ setting, where the release and attack are at 2 o’clock and 10 o’clock respectively. I have the ratio at 8:1, with threshold and output at about 2 o’clock (passive basses).
  12. Red Rain - Peter Gabriel
  13. Down in a Hole - Alice In Chains
  14. Careful With That Axe, Eugene - Pink Floyd
  15. I see what you’ve done there. Dear Prudence - Siouxsie & the Banshees
  16. When working out the bass lines for various covers, I’ll often reach for the classical guitar as it sits next to the computer and is less faff than plugging the bass in, turning the amp on, etc and its tone just seems to work for this purpose, like a bass but an octave up.
  17. Dear Diary - Moody Blues
  18. Nice 👍. Anyone who can play the guitar at all should have a nylon strung one in the house. I finally bought one a couple of years ago, after decades of not owning one and it’s the guitar I pick up the most.
  19. Dundee was my nearest store and I bought and traded gear there. My nearest instrument store is now GG Edinburgh AFAIK, which isn’t a lot further than Dundee for me. However, for those whose local store was Aberdeen, this is real kick in the nuts, not to mention the staff at all the branches. Hopefully, there will be some sort of buy out and reopening 🤞.
  20. Strawberry Fields Forever - The Beatles
  21. Cut The Cake - AWB
  22. I had Live and Let Live, back in the day. I still think it rates as one of the best live albums captured on tape. Totally agree.
  23. White Line Fever - Motörhead
  24. I cut them as I don’t like too much wrap on the posts. This is what my headstock looks like…
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