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[quote name='ahpook' timestamp='1426898809' post='2723366'] I think I'd be more forgiving - sometimes rehearsal is the only time you can get loud enough to see what you're going to sound like on the night. Unless it goes on for hours, that is...in which case nowt wrong with the guitarist turning up early. [/quote] I'd agree with you if he didn't finish work at 14.30, and have his own studio, which we use. I also find the anal guitar changes too much. Just because it's single coils or a humbucker on the original track FFS! It's a rehearsal .

Because I've just read the "Why I sold my Rickenbacker" thread.

Our guitarist insists on using his gig gear for rehearsals (guitar changes as well and all those sodding pedals) I find it pointless. I don't care if he's got the right sound for a solo, just the right notes or chords, in the right place. His tone choices are for gigs, not rehearsals. Re the OP, equal split unless someone is hiring gear because they're too lazy to bring theirs.

[quote name='yorks5stringer' timestamp='1426772183' post='2721759'] Mike and the Mechanics [i]hate[/i] Judas Priest.... [/quote] But they do actually run a thriving car repair business from a railway arch in East London.

The Red hot chilli peppers aren't. They all have a normal body temperature of 98.6 degrees F.

After the initial and bitter realisation at 18 that being a rock god, adored by all, was not going to happen, I spent the following 45 years having fun with my music hobby. I play a bit of this, a bit of that, get some seriously good money sometimes and play for free at other times. Sometimes to 3,000 people, sometimes to 6 people and an elderly Border Collie. We all feel we'd like to be better but to what end? if you can sight read, play anything that comes into your head and do all the other stuff associated with being a really great player, the chances are that playing would be your living, which in itself, changes how you feel about it. I should have worked harder at it without doubt but I certainly wouldn't want my financial survival to depend on it.

Worth every penny if you're able to play just like him after you get it

ALS I believe. It usually is, unfortunately fatal. Doesn't seem to be any details but I guess it's that. Only 59 years old. Terrible.

Another great player gone. So sad.

Not my gig, but the wife's first one with her Irish music band (she's on bodhran and vox) They played to a packed house which stayed packed. I think they were all apprehensive as it's a new venture and only been going 8 weeks but the great reception really did the trick for them. Makes a change to carry her gear and support her after 45 years of doing it the other way round. Must talk to them about the 6 music stands

[quote name='yorks5stringer' timestamp='1426155717' post='2714939'] Well, the guy had lots of Demons....Actually its a new software package I have, pedantspellcheck! [/quote]

[quote name='yorks5stringer' timestamp='1426123701' post='2714778'] Michael Jackson was fond of naming all his possessions. His pet rat was called "Ben" and his favourite Demins were called "Billie". [/quote] Demins?

[quote name='ricksterphil' timestamp='1426115202' post='2714715'] Don't stress about making a cock up - only other bass players will notice Think of it this way.....if you're the singer and you forget your words everyone notices As a bass player, if you lose, your way, you can just say its jazz. [/quote] Fixed.

Michael Jackson's real name was Noskcaj leahciM. But changed it soon after he wrote "Man in the mirror"

When he was a child, Marc Bolan's mum used to send him down to the corner shop every week to buy a pack of Trex cooking fat.

One of the members of stampy footed shouty glam popsters Slade, had a doll with a pointy hat with a bell on it when he was young. He carried it everywhere with him, in a special bag that his dad had made for him. He later took the name of that special bag when he decided to embarked upon a career in pop.

[quote name='BILL POSTERS' timestamp='1426119480' post='2714761'] Somewhere in the south. I appreciate the offers, but I dont see how. If I can get it sent by 24 hours Fedex it would reach him as quickly as it would reach you wouldnt it ? [/quote] Okay, just thought I'd ask. You never know. Best of luck with it anyway.

[quote name='BILL POSTERS' timestamp='1426102958' post='2714478'] My thoughts exactly. But apparently not. The land is jointly owned by two people, one in the UK and one in France. I'm led to believe that all parties have to sign the same document in front of witnesses. We have signed it, he one in the UK has just signed it, now it has to go to the other one and then get back here to their solicitors in Brum, and then my solicitor in Wales. Then will have to be approved by the buyers solicitor I expect. All this should have been done months ago, but as we are buying the freehold, to sell with the house, the YTS kid, or whoever my solicitor delegates this sort of job to, missed it. [/quote] A real long shot, but where in France is the other owner? Worth asking just in case they're near here.

You'll be fine. Take Happy jack's advice. In addition to that, bear in mind you have a partisan audience, probably made up of other mums, dads and friends and family. You're in the safest and best first gig situation ever. They are all guaranteed to be going nuts clapping. Even if you do catch fire Concentrate on your daughter and enjoy yourself. You'll be hooked after the performance. Best of luck, not that you need it.

[quote name='BILL POSTERS' timestamp='1426090979' post='2714278'] Due to a complete balls up by the solicitors handling the conveyancing for the sale of my house, I need to get a form to someone in France, get it signed and then back to my solicitor as quickly as is possible. Obviously the post offices here and in France are too slow, so it need to be a courier I suppose. Does anyone on here do this sort of thing regularly, and whats the cost and whats the best way ? [/quote] Is it not possible to scan the document, mail it to them, get them to sign it, scan again and resend it electronically? Is the house being sold here, or in the UK? Not sure which way round this is all happening and can't see why they are asking for 10 days in the middle of it all.

Haggis munching singer Annie Lennox recorded walking on broken glass after a ball from next door's garden hit her greenhouse.

Despite screechy dying cat sounding slide player Duane Allman playing a crappy out of tune solo at the end of Layla, he got to keep his job.

I could be in with a chance if they were more specific about where the hair has to be

So I guess mentioning her tits is out is it?

I think you've covered all the ground now. This thread is sheet.