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Rose in the dark - cleo sol

Break like the wind - spinal tap

Angels and demons at play - sun ra

It's not so much about age, it's more about being out of the loop. The natural networks you develop when younger and without responsibilities have dissolved, and in my case I'm in a new city. It's difficult to make new networks if you're not out drinking or at gigs. Now we've had 18 months without gigs it can be difficult to start afresh.

Merzbow anyone?

Brick house - commodores

I'm in a similar position to the OP. Definitely will be looking to jam with real humans soon. I took a look at musofinder and think I must be doing something wrong. I signed up and there is no content on the site, I found their search function through different pages but nothing comes up in the search... Has anyone had any luck with the site?

Sing another song boys - Leonard Cohen

Ain't got time - curtis Mayfield

Til the freedom comes home - shabaka and the ancestors

Papa was a rolling stone - the temptations

Hand me ups - Scott walker

Sir Nose dvoidoffunk - parliament

Self help tape - moses sumney

Santa claus, go straight to the ghetto - James brown

Many seas, many rivers - actress

Yes, other modes of transport definitely welcome! Maybe I should start a parallel thread: what car is your bass playing style. I'm still on the training wheels/tricycle stage I think..

Trailer load a girls - shabba ranks

My red hot car - squarepusher

Right on for the darkness - curtis Mayfield

Whilst driving home this afternoon I saw a fiat 500 that reminded me of a short scale stingray. Small, light coloured, nippy around town I guess (not having driven either). It got me thinking about what car would represent your bass? Is a P bass a lean sports car or a utilitarian people carrier? Is a jazz an SUV or a saloon? Bearing in mind I know very little about cars (and not much more about basses), what bass are you driving?

No one in the world - chevelle franklyn

The woman at the end of the world - elza soares

Viva Las Vegas - elvis

Eddie you should know better - curtis Mayfield