Nothingman

Don’t Ask Me To Dance - Arab Strap

Hot Water Music at the Brude last week. ❤️

Not just basses…sorry

Miner Threat - Minor Threat

Problem Solved - Terrorvision

On The Road Again - Willie Nelson

How can that be ergonomic or stable? Don’t do it.

Man In The Mirror - Michael Jackson

Afterlife - Arcade Fire

I Might Be Wrong - Radiohead

Spent first half of afternoon restringing and cleaning my P bass. Then second half trying to fit another dirt pedal on my nano board. Just squeezed Big Muff Pi on. Then raised the back of the board by cutting out some door stoppers and putting them on over the back feet. Finally stuck the power unit on the underside. Hope my boss isn’t a member of this forum…

Tiny - Dinosaur Jr.

Saw them in Leeds on their last tour. So good live and was a mammoth set.

My humble little board I made this morning when I woke up at stupid o’clock. I like playing with 2 dirt sounds. One always on that just gives me some bite (pre-amp pedal). Then one full on to make children cry. But I can’t fit my Big Muff Pi or Hotwax on here as it is a teenie tiny Pedaltrain Nano. So, going to use the distortion on the Battalion as my real dirt sound. These boys and girls (plus 2 not in photo as at my mates house) would love to join in. Maybe a new board for guitar/lap steel a should be made?

Taxman - the Beatles

Pork & Beans - Weezer

Mr Fred’s Disco - the Bevis Frond

Pretty much use plain black Ernie Ball straps. But in my black P I use a white one. However, my mate really matches straps to his guitars and it looks great.

Beautiful Freak - Eels

Turn! Turn! Turn! - the Byrds

We practice an acoustically most Fridays so last night was good to get back in a live room with our drummer, prepping for recording our album.

Milk & Honey - Beck

Same! Always admired them but never got into them. Great Rig Rundown

I use an Osprey 30L Comet. Best backpack I’ve ever owned and so far has lasted me a good few years. Work, gigging, camping, shopping. Take it everywhere.

Get Up Off Our Knees - The Housemartins