Skybone

Just the one. If I was in a professional band doing functions/weddings/etc. and playing for a couple hours, then yes, a back up instrument is probably advisable. If there was a need for fretless or other such variation, then yes, a back up instrument is probably advisable. As I am in neither category, just the one works for me.

High Voltage - AC/DC or Electric Six

Matchstick Men and Matchstick Cats 'n' Dogs - Brian & Michael

So What - Metallica/Anti Nowhere League/Pink/Miles Davies/etc.

Unfortunately, the loudest bugger in our rehearsal room is the sodding bass player. I keep having to ask the guitarist to turn up! 😮

The one with the black scratchplate, and the one with the Hipshot.

On My Radio - The Selector

Our guitarist uses a Marshall DSL20 & the matching 2x12 cab. Great little amp.

Because the Night - Patti Smith

Just found a Rock Goes to College on BBC iPlayer - Siouxsie and the Banshees. Was never a Goth, even though I did like the music, more into metal & "crust" punk.

Rock Goes to College on BBC iPlayer - Siouxsie and the Banshees

I Think I'm Going Bald - Rush

Sewer Rat - Concrete Sox

Clear Windowpane - Saint Vitus (RIP Mark Adams)

Never Again - Discharge

Leeds always was Goth Central in the good old days. Used to frequent the Planet X in Liverpool on a weekly basis. Mainly because of the excellent punk gigs, but also the club nights, which were ace.

RIP Algy

Us Fish Must Swim Together - Subhumans

Riders on the Storm - The Doors

Hi from "just" down the A9...

Got to say, that although I still look at gear, still want more gear and lust after certain things (especially after being on BC). I'm really happy with the kit I have just now thanks.

Even though I was never a fan of The Smiths, you could tell that Marr, Rourke & Joyce had real chemistry together, and his bass lines always stood out and made the songs better (until Moz opened his gob and then ruined it all).

Which one? He has a couple.