Jay2U
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Great to see (and hear) you on this forum, wombatboter! 👍😎
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Misfits again: Where Eagles Dare. A song about red light districts...
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I really like these slightly chaotic Misfits productions. 😊
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A song about 20 creepy eyes...
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In the Basement by Teenage Bottlerocket
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Laser Eye by Misfits
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Great song. I covered it almost three years ago...
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Island of Misfit Toys, by Misfits of course. 🙂
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I listened to this song a while ago and rediscovered that epic bass.
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My bassist of choice is Dennis Dunaway, bassist for Alice Cooper. Listening to those very present, yet so well balanced, flawlessly played bass lines, is a real treat, time after time.
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The B-side of the very well known hitsingle Merry Xmas Everybody by Slade. I bought the single when I was only 13.
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Pity by Bad Religion, from their first album, How Could Hell Be Any Worse? The video editing was done by a Canadian bass playing friend.
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Rorke's Drift by Sabaton
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From Hell They Came by Misfits
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Shining by Misfits
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Walk Among Us - Misfits, a short one from American Psycho
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Police Story - Chaos U.K. Hardcore Punk from the album Chaos in Japan, released in 1991. Tuning: D, G, C, F.
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Sabaton time again, another power metal war ballad. This song, Talvisota, is about the Finnish winter war from 1939/1940.
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Demons Are a Girl's Best Friend - Powerwolf. Due to copyright claims a link to my Vimeo channel: https://vimeo.com/332995860
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TV Casualty - Misfits, one of the simplest bass lines ever.
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Hybrid Moments - Misfits
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The Separation of Church and Skate, a brilliant song by NOFX, from The War on Errorism
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Die Monster Die - Misfits, from Famous Monsters, 1999
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Rebound, a cover by Volbeat of Teenage Bottlerocket's original. Starring Ed O'Neill in the video, as Al Bundy of Married with Children. One of my all time heroes.
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Misfits - Dig Up Her Bones from American Psycho (1997). Been busy in the 'studio' for quite a while...
