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Covers bands - are they just parasites? (& how PRS works)
Richard R replied to Al Krow's topic in General Discussion
Double pun post, well played. -
Covers bands - are they just parasites? (& how PRS works)
Richard R replied to Al Krow's topic in General Discussion
So of things are paid out pro-rata, there must be some idea of who is playing what all the country to determine the share? -
Covers bands - are they just parasites? (& how PRS works)
Richard R replied to Al Krow's topic in General Discussion
My understanding was that the venue should be paying their PRS fees, and asking you for the setlist for their returns, so that artists do get paid. Is that not how it works now? Happy to be corrected, as my experience is with copyright for churche services, cafés and livestreaming. -
Ooh! Can I have lessons please? I've heard of people who can do that, they sometimes call it "Grace" I think. Nice setup, any good for metal?
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Covers bands - are they just parasites? (& how PRS works)
Richard R replied to Al Krow's topic in General Discussion
No. Though I might be worried about a band called "Jane Leech and The Big Ticks" -
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We're an accommodating bunch. There are even a few lead guitarists here too. They're the shy ones at the back, by the way. 😉
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To which you replied "Of course, provided you get an electrician in to look at the wiring as I think you have an earthing problem, which could be dangerous"
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What are you listening to right now?
Richard R replied to Sarah5string's topic in General Discussion
A much better, and cleverer album than I expected. -
Welcome aboard, sir! I now have a whole new interpretation of the lyrics to Mustang Sally. 😁 Lots of church bassists on here, there's a Playing in Church thread specially. You'll find the UK scene a little different to the US, but we all still moan about the worship lead changing the keys of songs...
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The second attempt to build/assemble a bass guitar ( again?? :-) )
Richard R replied to mrbacco's topic in Build Diaries
I'm waiting for your scratch built bass with plywood body, though in the meantime I'll enjoy the more normal builds and admire the floor. Headstock design ideas? Here's 15 pages of them -
The closest thing to this is a Bass Bash! You can't borrow it to take home of course, but where else can you play a Dingwall, Wal, Jabba custom, etc. back to back and talk about them?
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RBF? Rusty Bass Fingers? Reet Bendy Fretboard?
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When did you realise….. you weren’t going to “make it”?
Richard R replied to Rayman's topic in General Discussion
I've read all of this thread with great interest, and I think my ambition is to be @Stub Mandrel * 🤣 I first picked up a bass in 2016, aged 49, because we were short of bass players at church. My goal then was to be good enough to play regularly in church without screwing up. Which I am and I do. My goals now are to 1) practice more and be good enough to play in a secular band with a mix of covers and originals. 2) find someone who writes good music and needs a lyricist partner to help take over the world. One of these is more plausible than the other. * just the music bits, not the divorce -
That is a great name!
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What's the string spacing at the nut and bridge for the evo5? Look great!
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Trying not to buy a new bass, but is this too much modding?
Richard R replied to DDR's topic in Repairs and Technical
Next time @Andyjr1515 is at the Midlands Bash, we'll get him to do his most excellent setup talk again. But this time we should video it, properly, and pin it to the top of Repairs and Technical. Of course after that threat I may never see him again 😪 -
Welcome aboard!
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Welcome aboard! Flatwound strings are easier on the fingers, so my son informs me.