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Beedster

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  1. Hanoi Rocks, there’s a blast from the past
  2. Welcome mate
  3. Strangers in the Night is such a great album, so many people who (allegedly) do not like 70s/80s rock still love it
  4. Will do, thanks Michael
  5. Thanks 51m0n
  6. Thank you, not quite sure why/how it took so long
  7. Band - Rock of Ages and The Last Waltz
  8. If you ever need to seel that bass I'll give you what you paid for it Tim Welcome, hope you're gigging again soon, there's some light at the end of the tunnel it would seem Chris
  9. Mesa (all rube ideally) plus 1516EV. Many would say overkill for a small pub with 20 socially distanced punters. I’d disagree
  10. Also worth pointing out that there are at least three different versions of this unit, each with different spec. The one I'm selling is very definitely the one below https://www.arturia.com/products/hardware-synths/drumbrute/overview
  11. Thanks AK, it's a great piece of kit and very easy to use, just not quite for me by comparison with the MPC. Looks like these can be bought new for around £315 new so happy to haggle a bit
  12. MPC bought, won duel with Drumbrute. Drumbrute consequently offered for sale at very low price for a new unit here
  13. For sale an almost unused Drumbrute. I bought it out of frustration at always having to use a laptop/desktop to get some rhythms to practice/rehearse. Whilst I like it, I ended liking an Akai MPC even more. Sold in original packaging at just over 50% what I paid for it https://www.gak.co.uk/en/arturia-drumbrute?gclid=CjwKCAiAyc2BBhAaEiwA44-wW0V2Mr8mW5EiW871jLkRv0Vf6kDERMjl0yIyt4Ju64ZoCf8um8aIbxoCe38QAvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds Cheers Chris
  14. I used to take a Mesa BB750 along as backup in case my SVT-II became emotional during a gig. A year out of gigging and it all seems a bit mad now
  15. Did someone say NWOBHM
  16. Absolutely, the video detracts from the song in a very big way
  17. It’s why I use the the search algorithms on Apple Music and the like, I come across stuff that often surprises and pleases me, some of it by people I’ve heard of but assumed I wouldn’t like. My daughters keep me on my toes as well
  18. I think it depends which genres you’re listening to. In this pop rock pseudo indie space, hell yes, it’s a generic 40 year old sound. Not sure ‘slow’ is true of all genres at present
  19. I assume that's tongue in cheek WoT, that could have been released any time in the last 40 years really (in fact it reminded me of band I played with in early 80's who at the time were trying to emulate Icicle Works/Julian Cope kinda vibe, not very successfully I might add). Not a bad song, not a good song, I think a rare example of a song that flatters the video as opposed to the correct way around
  20. Agreed, but the day I looked they TNT wanted almost £80 to send a bass UK-UK insure, next day it was closer to £40, that's a hell of a market adjustment?
  21. Is this the beginnings of the new Barefaced.......?
  22. Do they change in line with (perceived) variations in the market or with simple workload Stew, there must be more to it than randomness?
  23. Yep, that's the classic. A lot of RHCP tracks meet the criteria also, largely as a function of their modular approach to songwriting
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