Cosmo Valdemar

That bass tone on Zoom Club... 😍 I was lucky enough to see Budgie a few times in their later years, although with a parade of weirdly 80s guitarists with far too much emphasis on fretboard pyrotechnics.

The Everlasting - Manic Street Preachers

Dive - Cardiacs

Skoobly-Oobly-Doobob - Ten Years After

Blimey, and here was me thinking we all liked the same music...

No, No, No - Deep Purple

Nobody's Ohm - Kansas

Because, if nothing else, it sounds amazing. I saw King Crimson a few years ago with three drummers at stage front and it was incredibly powerful.

I'm catching you up...

Charlie Bubbles - Astrohenge

House With No Door - VDGG

Ghost Of Love - The Treeman

Revellations - Iron Maiden

Watcher Of The Skies - Genesis

X-Ray Eyes - KISS

Richard III - Supergrass

It's a Toltec, 10k. I think the stock pickups are 6 or 7k. The natural on the right came with a SD Quarter Pound which I really didn't like at all and quickly put the stock pickup back in.

Here's my trio of Teles. Admittedly, the reason I went for the Squire in particular was because the affordable Fender version is no longer readily available, but they are superb basses in their own right. Certainly a lot comfier to play than my old slab bodied Fender. I recently had a chance to play one of the new US reissues and, apart from the Fender being far more period accurate, there wasn't much difference in feel at all - apart from the Fender neck being fatter. My latest one, the blonde on the left, has a replacement pickup which is a lot hotter - it's got a more solid low end but loses some of that trebly clank that the stock pickup has. I'll know if the pickup's a keeper once I get some new DRs on it.

Erm... National Viewers and Listeners Association, anyone?

Dear Father - Yes

Roger Glover used a Squier Classic Vibe Precision to record the last Deep Purple album.