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I'll add Segs from the Ruts, how he plays all downstrokes on Babylons Burning I really don't know. Oh yeah and he can do finger style as well

I know the quality might not be there but I just took my laptop along to rehearsals last week, recorded them using audacity and the laptops microphone did the job

lets face it, us lot on here are going to enjoy any bass intro, UK Subs, Warhead. Does anybody know of a BAD bass intro?

nearly forgot, love playing this one http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-KTsXHXMkJA

[quote name='chris_b' timestamp='1449833440' post='2927275'] I agree, that's why I'm using Barefaced Super Compacts these days. Only 21lbs each. [/quote]yeah, I've got a Fender Rumble 500 and keep toying with the idea of an extension cab at 20 KG it's still quite bulky though, no doubt I'll crack when I see a second hand one

[quote name='chris_b' timestamp='1449832787' post='2927267'] I've got 2 112's and I generally use both but where only one cab is needed I still set up both cabs and just plug in the top one. Call me old fashioned but IMO a stack looks much better than a lonely cab on a stand! [/quote]couldn't agree more, it's humping them about that's the problem

punk seems to like bass intros, the Damned's Love Song is another one, oh yeah and Neat Neat Neat, let's be honest sometimes it's the only time you can hear the bass

not sure if that's a comment at my post JTUK, but just because I can't hear the guitar that distinctly doesn't mean the rest of the room can't, I like to hear what I'm playing clearly, if you can't is all to easy to fool yourself that you're playing well when you're not, TBH all I need to hear clearly is me and the drums, we lay the foundation. I've got a wireless set up and go to the back of the room at sound check to make sure everybody is heard as they should be

[quote name='bassman7755' timestamp='1449815114' post='2927058'] Another thing to try is a stand that angles the cab back a bit. [/quote]I've got one of those, it does make a difference, I can hardly hear the guitarist

don't really agree with DAB radio sounding terrible, in the car anyway, the bass on Gold radio sounds amazing sometimes and you don't get the high fizz that is sometimes prevalent on FM, sometimes it's so bad I have to turn my hearing aids off

[quote name='Bill Fitzmaurice' timestamp='1449678712' post='2925910'] -1. +1. [/quote]there you go then

[quote name='Tdw' timestamp='1449674794' post='2925863'] We could have 1" speakers. If you put loads of 1" speakers in a 1 x 15 sized box it would work fine justb like a 1 x 15, but its much cheaper and simpler to just put a single 15" in there. [/quote]right, ok I get that and I understand about 2 x 10" nearly being the same area as a 1 x 15" ("1 x12" being more I think) and all things being equal like speaker throw being long enough a 2 x 10" or 12" will give as much grunt, but it's a lot easier (and cheaper) to get grunt out a 15" speaker than 2 x 10" speakers because the loudest frequency the speaker gives out will be lower in a 15" speaker, or of course, I could be talking a load of bollocks

must admit I don't get this speaker size doesn't effect depth argument, if that was the case we could all have 1" speakers couldn't we? I've always found a 15" has more grunt than a 10", limited experience granted

I've got a TE SMC 400 watt combo, love the sound but not the weight, I've also got a Fender rumble 500, when I ask which one sounds best I just get a bored look and a shrug of the shoulders, so I use the Fender

[quote name='uncle psychosis' timestamp='1449503594' post='2924136'] There's a really interesting article here about the many reasons why bands and promoters don't get on. Its written by a guy who runs a fairly successful indie label here in Edinburgh: [url="http://songbytoad.com/2011/07/a-few-reasons-promoters-and-bands-dont-get-along/"]http://songbytoad.co...dont-get-along/[/url] Interesting (if terrifying) reading. [/quote]who'd be a promoter eh? I know I wouldn't, it's bad enough being in a band

[quote name='Dropzone' timestamp='1449493424' post='2923953'] I think some venue owners should read it too. [/quote]anybody know if there's a article for venue owners about advertising gigs, some of them can't even be arsed to put up the posters we send them

I've been doing open mic for a while started out on my own, just acoustic guitar and vocals, then my lady learnt basic drumming just a hi hat, snare and crash cymbal and it's taken it onto another level, so I would say on balance that drums while not being essential are certainly has it's advantages

[quote name='chevy-stu' timestamp='1449412644' post='2923285'] Some interesting points, and certainly many most bands i've worked with, or booked often forget, mainly they're there to sell drinks side of it.. .. It's obviously written from a US based rock bar type point of view.. (I've probably played 80%of the songs too) [/quote]I wait to hear from Blue then :-)

interesting article [url="http://hubpages.com/entertainment/Top-Tips-to-be-Successful-as-a-Musician-in-a-Working-Band"]http://hubpages.com/...-a-Working-Band[/url] I agree with most of it though the band I'm in only do 1 of his top 50 every covers band should know, oops

[quote name='ubit' timestamp='1449309289' post='2922385'] I've been to plenty gigs where the sound was bad and I think it's unfortunate if we brand the band as being poor just because of their sound although it does contribute to ruining your night. Some venues are inherently bad for sound and I've seen me take a rain check on some gigs purely cos I know where it is ( SECC, you know I'm talking about you) [/quote]I would have thought that main headliners would have there own sound man, I heard some shocking sound at Rock City and also some excellent sound, so it's not always the venue ( though sometimes is), if the band has a rubbish sound man that's their fault

[quote name='Geek99' timestamp='1449330786' post='2922687'] I think I was at a gig in that tour Notts forest ground [/quote]that would be Nottingham Forest, it's Notts County, really gets under any Forest fans skin that does

[quote name='dincz' timestamp='1449299324' post='2922308'] Beatles - And Your Bird Can Sing. Not fussed about the song but the intro is sublime. [/quote]one of my favourite Beatle songs, and John Peels apparently

an opening chord that does it, and probably the first time such an intro was used, though no doubt someone will be along very soon to prove me wrong, again, A Hard Days Night,

I've just downloaded an old version of spotify and everything is as it should be, the only thing I can think is that somehow spotify got linked to my Windows Media player where I'd been playing the live tracks

something very strange has happened to our album on Spotify (Verbal Warning's Red Star Radio) over half the tracks have been replaced by live versions of the same tracks, I don't even know how they've got hold of them, they've never been released in any form. Has anybody any idea what's going off?