sturm

i do sometimes, mainly so that if i can hear the next note in my head i dont have to think about playing it it just happens, if that makes any sense at all

bollocks im at evening class, hopefully it will be on the iplayer

sorry nick i forgot to say good luck with it all

[quote name='doctor_of_the_bass' post='579708' date='Aug 24 2009, 11:41 PM']Allo Fliends! Just got back following a full days' technical rehearsal for a production of `Rent' - fantastic score, some very meaty and somewhat challenging basslines - anyone else played it? Santa Fe has to be the track du jour! Nick[/quote] is the score available?

that was uber cool why do i have the impression that this was in america last year?

impressive stuff young man

bought this off paul, was great to deal with, loads of communication and even put up with my impatience another basschat deal done good

[quote name='Mickeyboro' post='565474' date='Aug 10 2009, 10:14 PM']I could tell you a few stories about them too! Right hardcore mob... [/quote]

all hail to thee

think we've all found ourselves trapped in the for sale section, welcome to GAS [quote name='Les' post='565472' date='Aug 10 2009, 10:11 PM']Thanks for the warm welcome guy's. Just had a quick squint at my account settings but sadly I cant find the "TURN THE FOR SALE AND WANTED FORUM OFF" button, so it's looking like wallet trauma for me. I've already had a look and come out with a "virtual" shopping list. [/quote]

best thing to do really, drive through and keep going [quote name='ednaplate' post='565400' date='Aug 10 2009, 09:12 PM']Mmm. Drove through Ormskirk on Saturday. Greetings from a little further down the East Lancs.[/quote]

i put 999 on in the early 80's, were a great bunch to work with, good luck with the fest.

fingers crossed

hello there, from ormskirk myself

i was at that too [quote name='Clarky' post='563750' date='Aug 8 2009, 08:35 PM']I was a big fan of the early Wah Heat stuff back in the early 80s. Loved the really driving guitar and bass lines but thought Pete Wylie disappeared up his proverbial after he hit big time with Story of the Blues. Saw them live at Heaven in Charing X Road around 1981/2 supported by Throbbing Gristle and the delightful Surgical Penis Klinik. Wah's bass player, Washington I think he was called, was sick and had to leave the stage half-way through so Julian Cope came onstage and jammed the rest of the gig. Bloody ace![/quote]

i 'joined' a covers band for learning experience and i think im the youngest at 46, its been a fantastic 7 months, even though they're on a different planet to me ive had nothing but support and encouragement, they've even had me singing - something ive never been able to do in the past

i have a veteran sidewinder, im thinking of going BEAD with that, it only cost me £15 so its not like im gonna lose anything if it doesnt work out

band practice on millenium eve? shouldnt you be playing and/or getting right royally pissed

i dont doubt you