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When was that? Maybe he's mellowed in his old age.

I'm just glad it's not a 5 string otherwise I might be dusting off the credit card next time I have a few too many.

Maggies farm - Rage Against The Machine (again)

I can't decide whether that's one of the best looking basses I've ever seen or one of the worst. It's definitely at one of the extremes but I'm not sure which.

Find a good dot work artist. Most of mine are dot work and it's a much more gentle method of tattooing, so much so that I've dropped off during tattoos before plus I can sit for six hours and it's my butt that gets most uncomfortable!

Like most punks really! I really want to book a tattoo session with him at his shop in London. Seems like a top bloke.

Bulls on parade - Rage Against The Machine

I once saw punk rock legend Lars Frederickson as an audience member to take their coat off his wedge monitor on the front of the stage. He even said please and thank you. Does that count?

Isn't Scott Divine a member of this forum? Maybe he could explain and apologise.

This sounds bloody awful on its own But in the context of the song it is absolutely perfect. The guitar and bass compliment each other nicely.

It's such a shame, he's a brilliant bassist. His playing with Suicidal Tendencies and Infectious Grooves was brilliant. I didn't think he was pushed with Ozzy, the music was just basic hard rock. He could do something great with Metallica if the short arsed, power tripping third rate drummer and Stewie Griffin look alike would allow a decent mix.

Freedom run - Kyuss

Moist lady garden - Nirvana

War Pigs - Black Sabbath

Jesus Built My Hotrod - Ministry

Most metal bass tones sound horrible in isolation but mix in a couple guitars and some drums and you've got something that works. A tone which sounds great in isolation could be lost in the mix

I think all of them except the last Flea example and the inaudible Jason Newstead sounded great in their mix and that's all that matters. I think even Fieldy's bass sounds right in context . He has said in interviews that he really hates the sound of bass guitars so what he is trying to do is percussion with some low end rumble. I can't stand Korn but I get it. Newstead sounded great but you just couldn't hear him. As usual, Lars was the problem. As a side note, anyone else noticed that his appearance is getting more like old Stewie Griffin from Family Guy?

Happy Talk - Punk rock legend Captain Sensible I hope Vanian gave him a good kicking for this song

I'd rather listen to any of them "holding down the low end" than listen to Scott's pointless noodling and talking rubbish about his day.

Into the void - Sabbath

A Forest - The Cure

All hallows eve - Type O Negative

I was disappointed by Arrows as well. It just seems a bit weak compared to Murder The Mountain and Only Ghosts

English curse - Frank Turner

New Rose - The Damned