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Man is the bastard, Part chimp and also Melvins have used 2 recently.

Ew, that was painful, and i only made it halfway through.

On a rope - Rocket from the crypt

Adolescent wet dream - meow meow Galore

Oh bondage up yours - X-Ray spex

Five knuckle shuffle - Throbbing Gristle

Psycho killer - Talking heads

I burn for you —Sting

The Wizard -Sabbath

New pants and shirt -Killdozer

Rip off -T rex

Ive bought a TC spectracomp, and a Dr J Sparrow DI/Preamp (clone of a Sansamp BDDI V1) Very impressed with both of them. Other than that ive bought and made quite a few Fuzzdog DIY pedal kits: a Tonebender, a Rat clone, Wolf glitch computer among others. I love building pedals, but its the endless lacquer coats on the enclosures that is a bit tedious.

Flash - Queen

Bomber - Motorhead

Snowblind-Black sabbath

In every dream home a heartache - Roxy Music

Big city, bright lights - Spacemen 3

Too drunk to f**k - Dead Kennedys

Only a Northern song - Beatles

White rabbit -Jefferson Airplane

Seasons in the abyss - Slayer

Definitely, getting that amp and hearing the half decent low frequencies been a bit of a revelation to me tbh.

Hi there, greetings from Devon. My name is Ben and ive played guitar for 25 years now. I write and record my own stuff, in a wide range of styles, but mainly Punk, Psych stuff. I also have an incurable Fuzz pedal addiction and a healthy appetite for Rum tiki cocktails. Ive owned a bass (Squier Jazz) for around 5 years, got it for recording/pc interface purposes , but have only just got around to getting an amplifier to play it through. Its only a Rumble 25, but its really great hearing the bass properly and not through headphones. Anyway, ive really started to enjoy bass a lot more, and want to push on and improve my bass knowledge and technique, and i know that this forum will help with that. Plus i’ll be haunting the marketplace frequently no doubt! i already have a massive FX pedal collection, but zero strictly ‘bass’ pedals yet. Cant wait to hop on the bass pedal merry-go-round! Many thanks, Ben.