RhysP

I'm pretty sure Eubassix has that exact bass for sale on Ebay at the moment.

I'd get a lot more practicing done if I wasn't too busy upping my auntie.

I try to practice at least once every five years, even if I don't need it.

Having owned two Rickenbacker basses in the past I can confidently state that the little sticker is by far the highest quality part of the instrument & is the only thing that stops them falling apart completely.

Not a fan of milky eyes, I prefer mine black.

Totally understand this, can't stand him or his godawful band. If I want to watch a bunch of toothless, semi-naked gibbering smackheads making c**ts of themselves I'll just go into Cardiff city centre.

It's only my resentment & hatred that lets me know I'm still alive. Without it I simply cease to exist.

This is why I prefer not to have friends.

The only time I've had anything approaching a musical collaboration with my dad was when I used some of his ashes in an old 35mm film canister as a shaker. He never had a sense of rhythm when he was alive but I gave him one after he died. 😂

Ah, you mean "pretty much every bass player ever"...

Sunburst Finishes, especially cherry sunburst & shitburst (I think the correct term is tobacco sunburst) Oil finishes Open Pore finishes Relic'd finishes Pearl scratchplates Basses that don't have a passive tone control Looper pedals, especially when used by acoustic guitarists at open mic evenings Keyboard players - never worked with one that wasn't a complete & utter c**t

Locomotive Breath - Jethro Tull

I read that as "Spector Frank Bruno Signature Bass"

Saw Mike in Ronnie Scott's on Monday with Jimmy Haslip on bass & Dennis Chambers on drums. awesome show.