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[attachment=15484:040.JPG][attachment=15485:DSC00199.JPG][attachment=15486:DSC00024.JPG] a couple of me at the big chill fest and one taken by the missus. i have no recent ones of me playing live

[quote name='Shockwave' post='319359' date='Oct 31 2008, 09:24 PM']I actually quite like it. Very good cover of a traditional song. This further exemplifies that a bass can be used for many things.[/quote] good point. I also use mine as a cheese board.

[quote name='tauzero' post='117974' date='Jan 10 2008, 04:47 PM']I think I'll try my hand at some death jazz.[/quote] what about "Black jazz" it isnt rude. its a band called Ephel Duath. they used to be a black metal band which developed into a weird jazz experimental thing which is all a bit mental really but their album "the painters pallette" was quite brilliant crossing jazz over with the likes of black and death metal. if you like your metal check them out, especially that particular album. [url="http://www.myspace.com/ephelduath"]http://www.myspace.com/ephelduath[/url]

gargh i hate it when music shop assistant talk like this. theres a shop near me where the guy criticised my own set-up, that he never heard or even seen before and told me to buy something else. and guess what. he was a drummer. theres also a shop nearby that asks if you have the money before(!) you try something out.

thats a gorgeous warwick

those natural bc's are gorgeous

DO IT. Something quirky about that design. I love it.

1. Stanley Clarke - espesh in return to forever 2. Les claypool - prefer his solo material 3. larry graham - can't go wrong

Can't say I'd want too many controls. id definatley want a graphic and pre-shape. but atm my trace is perfect for me. id quite like an aguilar though edit: oh...or the hellborg system

[quote name='Ou7shined' post='303384' date='Oct 9 2008, 10:35 PM']How come it sounds like he played on at the end even though he stopped?[/quote] i think its just some delay in the recording

thatnks to you musematt...i need to change my trousers...

thats a pretty cool finish. i cant help but piss myslef at some of the relic type stuff brands like vintage come out with...finishes so that you can actually see the sandpaper marks. rediculous

fair play man. thats nice. youre a lucky sod. how do you guys afford allt his stuff. i should probobally stop working at m+s...

essentially what ive got, i dont have my own pictures. my stuff is at the practise space. i occasionally use my Hartke 2.5XL with an additional pre-amp (if theres one lying around - usually ashdown) for extra ampage. i dont use many effects, i mainly use an EHX q-tron and various distortions. although im not a big overdrive or distortion fan. Ive been wanting an octave pedal for a while. I just can't settle on one desicion . Got any good choices i could look at?

fight the power - isley brothers. a bloody classic

[quote name='blamelouis' post='229183' date='Jun 29 2008, 07:04 PM']WOMEN KNOW YOUR LIMITS !!!![/quote] lmao. old era enfield is the shizney. all you girls should listen to Tal wilkenfeld. inspiration for you all. not that us blokes shouldn't take notice either

i really dont enjoy this show much anymore, 90% of the stuff on there is bollocks found mostly in the charts and the rest...well you might be lucky to catch something quite decent. the standard i think has dropped a fair bit since re-airing the show at a earlier time. maybe that has something to do with it. i used to love this show and find it very interesting and i think the interviews were far more enjoyable...

[attachment=14913:DSC00181.JPG] mainly Ibanez, but im also a fan of the yamaha trb series

hey my name is alex, i dont really know how long ive been playing though. about 4 years....just dont call me a newbie