Buddster

He's not heavily, he's my brother. The Hollies

Aunt Flo. Bod

Tumbling Down. Cockney Rebel

The Sun. Maroon 5

B1tch. Meradith Brooks. (silly content advisor)

Dune Tune. Mr King

Gimme! Gimme! Gimme! Some dudes from Sweden, can't place the name

Born Free. Matt Monro

Scrooge. The Muppets

Harvest for the world. Isley Bros

Hanging around Stranglers

Ernie, the fastest milkman in the West. Our Bennie

Call Me. Blondie

FIRE! Kasabian

Things I'd like manufacturers to do.... Read this thread

Sandberg. Please don't make me wait 12 months if i order a bass from you

I fell in love with a female plumber from Harlesden NW10.. Spoldge

😂 That's a new one, I'll have to tease him about that next time

It's an HK Audio active system and in this instance we were using 1 sub/2 tops per side which is more than enough for a venue up to 120 people. Slightly larger venue, we'd use 2 subs and 4 tops. It's the drummers kit and he and I have used it/hired it out at outdoor festivals with 4 subs/4 tops per side and they are bloody loud! And clear. They are brilliant. I've done a lot of live sound and they are easily the best system I've used. The drummer uses V drums and we run everything through FOH, having a fairly quiet stage (and I'm not hiden away behind a big top unit). They can more than handle this, and have used them with rock bands, reggae and even a Bangra beat band. Didnt even break sweat. They weren't cheap, all though in his over enthusiasm he bought too many units and we hardly ever have to use more than 2 subs /side. Definitely recommend inline pa systems, but would advise a pre purchase testing session with reference music you know.

Two Minutes of Silence................................................................. (etc etc) jesters of destiny

Friday night gig at Backwell Village Club, SW of Bristol. Their beer festival weekend. Not out target audience, and we were more the band in the background while people chatted, but there were a few swaying and singing along. One of those 'get it under your belt' type. The venue and organiser were very happy though.

Gotta say, thanks so much for posting these. He was a huge influence on my playing as a 17 year old back when Japan were around. Nice to have a clear breakdown of the parts. Time to revisit these lines. (unfortunately Dalis Car is too far out there for me to enjoy! )

Mick Karn. But I never had a fretless or the talent. But thought his lines on the Japan tracks were so different I had to try and play then.

That's a nice looking bass. Glad to hear it's a good one. I bought a CV 70s version. Mine weighs in at 11lb, trying to get the action below 4mm caused serious fret buzz needing a lot of fret leveling and had to shim the neck and flatten the underside of the bridge saddles. However, now all the work has been done I do enjoy playing it and it's my gigging bass. At least it was a good learning curve!