Cosmo Valdemar

I'm the opposite - I find myself at a loose end, band-wise. I hope it will change soon but not having to fit basses into particular musical settings means I can keep hold of these basses I love that would normally have been sitting there redundant - from experience, an Aria SB has never quite worked for me in a band but I've recently picked up an old SB700 that I can enjoy on it's own merits. And it's a 1981 - YOB bass!

Don't get rid, you'll regret it. Leave it for a bit, then come back to it in a while when you need 'that' sound. We rarely get the opportunity to get our old squeezes back.

Alone - King's X

Not much in common apart from the colour...

Torn - Natalie Imbruglia

One At A Time - the 'oo

Too Late: Frozen - Type O Negative

International Blue - Manic St Preachers

The Everlasting - Manic St Preachers

No Quarter - Led Zep

That's quite a discrepancy between neck width and string spacing...

Natural Born Bugie - Humble Pie

That's the mahogany grain, I think. It's the random logo placement that bothers me.

A much better demo.

The Kick Inside - Kate Bush

I always thought that album had a pretty decent bass presence. Either way, it's one of the definitive metal albums of the past... well, ever, really.

Leader of The Starry Skies - CARDIACS

Blunt Force Trauma - Damageplan

White Hammer - Van Der Graaf Generator

I saw them play the White Album at the Palladium pre-Covid. Astonishingly brilliant. I'm seeing them again in October!

I have a great respect for Scott. He knows his Thunderbirds. But bloody hell, that sounds hideous.

Hooks In You - Marillion

Barracuda - Heart

Just - Radiohead

Yes - Manic St Preachers