Cosmo Valdemar

Church of Noise - Therapy?

It depends on the instrument. There are a few sig basses that I would have loved but the name placement or design stopped that. The Spector Ian Hill and Fender Sting both have that monstrous 12th fret inlay, and one of Fender's Steve Harris Precisions had the West Ham logo on the body. That's just asking for trouble on certain pub gigs! Why it wasn't a removable decal like on the Roger Waters bass is beyond me. Green Day's Mike Dirnt had the right idea - he made sure his signature wasn't visible on the front so the Green Day connection didn't serve as a deterrent.

My Pink Half of the Drainpipe - Bonzos

Interesting! I'd love to hear it.

Horses Under Starlight - Manic St Preachers

Over and Over - Space Opera

Lord of this World - Sabbaf

Searchin' - Hollies

Hello Mabel - Bonzos

Pinball Wizard - The 'oo

Wolf Moon - Type O Negative

I'm Broken - Pantera

What's That Stink? - Zimmer's Hole

100,000 Years - KISS

As Cold As Can Be In An English Sea - Cardiacs

Panzer Division Destroyed - Budgie

Song of a Baker - Small Faces

EBS Billy Sheehan, run an octave up and any other effects in the distortion loop.

Father Baker's - Deicide

Little B - Shadows

Sexy Boy - Air

Some Velvet Morning - Hazlewood/Sinatra

Doesn't look like the DE signature as they had mirror scratchplates, but you'll easily know for sure by the signature on the headstock. Even if it's not a DE these are excellent basses, £99 is a bargain.