steve-soar

[quote name='grahamd' post='1360297' date='Sep 2 2011, 07:26 PM']Awesome. An overused word, but not in this case[/quote] Amen

"You have to touch them on the inside." Good grief!!!

[quote name='karlfer' post='1351743' date='Aug 25 2011, 08:47 PM']Was winning with 2 secs to go with lost out to £203???? which was considerably less than my max bid. Where's that bloody canal, I'm going in . Karl.[/quote] I hate it when that happens.

I agree, coolest bass known to man.

Best thread ever

[quote name='Rasta' post='1347430' date='Aug 21 2011, 07:48 PM']Somewhat similar to reggae too [/quote] It's all about the lambs bread brother.

Funk is about economy of notes, great drummers, great front people and most of all great weed. Ooops!

Can Rock be taught? Can Indie be taught? Jazz......that's a whole different thing.

Not this one again.

Are you a member of the Musicians Union?

Wow! My very first speaker cab. 129 lbs? No way! Sold it and got a Peavey 2x15 Black Widow cab. Now that's a cab.

He nearly ran me and my friends over in London, in 1979. He was in a white Ford Escort. He wound the window down and shouted "f***ing little bastards" A true honour.

Barnstable, that is lushess.

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Watch all parts, very interesting.

Still, there is one advantage to small hands.

[quote name='BigRedX' post='1339336' date='Aug 14 2011, 09:20 AM']As I said in the OP's previous thread, Industrial Rock covers such a wide range of styles that the question being asked here is almost meaningless without context - what is the overall sound and look of the band? To give some examples, when I saw Ministry on the Psalm 69 tour their bassist was mostly using Thunderbirds. Most of the Industrial music I was listening to in the 80s didn't have any bass guitar on it at all, the bottom end being produced by sequenced synthesisers. Finally the two bands generally acknowledged as starting the industrial music scene are best known for playing short-scale "Jap-crap" basses - Cabaret Voltaire used a Violin Bass and Throbbing Gristle something EB-shaped.[/quote]Gen of Throbbing Gristle also used Hohner headless basses. Raven when playing for Killing Joke used a nice black Status headless.

errr, what did go wrong?

Which tool was bashing Guy?