RAY AGAINST THE MACHINE

What is 'world pay' ?

Thanks Wayne &mb1 I 'll do it now , while I have TIM!!

[quote name='Bloc Riff Nut' timestamp='1377690975' post='2190378'] I was thinking about getting one of those.(not a Ric) Mind you I've got one of these-; But it's a dream to play,just wish it was passive! [/quote] I like that

Can't see anything in the mobile version . The full version says I may have to contact Hamster. Is this correct? And for those of you who've been here a while ..waste of TIM . (Sorry;)

There is another way(but not so good imho). Get USB turntable, link it to your MacBook Pro, then buy a pair of studio monitors .

I assume you need to buy an amp with pair of speakers to go with the turntable ?

well, I'm a huge rush fan and will be buying the DVD . From where I was situated in the 02 ,there were bits I couldn't see,so the DVD will make up for it. Not sure how many years they have left, but I aim to see them at every London gig till they stop .

Is there a hello kilitty version ?

[quote name='Lynottfan' timestamp='1377556781' post='2188890'] Sadly, the answer is yes, the NWOBHM and the subsequent fist waving metal as rebellion music seems a long time ago. Ozzy for example the once prince of darkness, and he was, now a sad act reality tv star we laugh at, metal has become "pop" [/quote] You speak the truth

[quote name='paul_5' timestamp='1377557878' post='2188895'] Metal's not popular round here - the missus keeps turning it off. [/quote]

Is there any decent bands out there without tattoos these days? Regarding the gruff vocals . Back in the '80s there were more Halford wannabes. Thank you napalm death

[quote name='Lord Sausage' timestamp='1377542839' post='2188682'] Metal has been pop for many years now. it has a defined image that isn'y just scruff and black anymore. tattoos and hair do's are obligatory. All the bands have the same sheen production. It's all bollocks basically. the last metal band was probably Pantera! [/quote] Says it all really. Metallica, slayer and anthrax never needed that back In the day.

True, but they're very addictive

[quote name='BassTractor' timestamp='1377530296' post='2188513'] Here's where I think an alternative comes in: not using a looper connected to a bass, but building a loop without bass parts on a Kaossilator or similar, and then playing bass to it. It's like a band who never get tired of letting you practise and/or develop ideas. Me, I love it. I just make something impromptu on a Kaossilator, and then [b]must[/b] find something to do on the bass to go with it. I find that challenging and fun. This may not teach me to play bass, but at least I'm having fun whilst not learning to play the bass. [/quote] I do that also om my ikaossilator

Omg!

I heard a few people say, take it to guitar tech who will change nut and adjust truss rod.

I like that. Very Blackie Lawless