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Posts posted by RhysP
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Whom Are You? - The Whom
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I used to find Zappa's particular brand of offensive/scatalogical humour genuinely funny when I was younger.
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The problem with Steel Panther is they're not as genuinely ridiculous as most of the bands they are parodying.
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1 hour ago, Supernaut said:
This award has been given out since 2009.
Wakey wakey!
The Sounds of 2022 Award has been given out since 2009?
😂
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51 minutes ago, DaytonaRik said:
Ok, I’ll give you inspiration but there’s a whole difference between being inspired by something, and just using it as a loop behind a vocalIt goes far beyond "inspiration" - most musical genres have their own rules that tend to be followed, even by people who refuse to admit it.
That's why you don't tend to hear any 7 bar blues.
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2 minutes ago, WinterMute said:
Bit harsh, you might not like his music, but there's no way you can deny he's a talented musician who fronts one of the most popular bands of the last decade, all while playing "real" instruments, occasionally with a broken leg.
I was referring to Nirvana.
I don't like Foo Fighters either mind, and I've never equated "popular" with "good"
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40 minutes ago, DaytonaRik said:
"Musicians should go to a yard sale and buy and old ******** drum set and get in their garage and just suck. And get their friends to come in and they'll suck, too. And then they'll ******** start playing and they'll have the best time they've ever had in their lives and then all of a sudden they'll become Nirvana. Because that's exactly what happened with Nirvana. Just a bunch of guys that had some ****** old instruments and they got together and started playing some noisy-donkey ****, and they became the biggest band in the world. That can happen again! You don't need a ******* computer or the internet or The Voice or American Idol."
Dave GrohlDave Grohl confirming that you don't need any discernible talent to make it big.
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20 minutes ago, DaytonaRik said:
...I just get fed up of the lack of distinct ability for people to pick an instrument up and create music from absolutely nothing...
Nobody creates music from "absolutely nothing".
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I stopped reading at "TikTok phenomenon".
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You Keep Me Hangin' On - Vanilla Fudge
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24 minutes ago, bassintheface said:
Wrexham:
Neck Deep
K Klass
Andy Scott - guitarist from The Sweet
Gallops
@Wayne Firefly plays bass for Vice Squad
and Owain Williams was the guitarist in Xerath
I may have missed some more..........
Mansun?
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Cardiff:
Pino Paladino
Shirley Bassey
Dave Edmunds
Green Gartside
Paul "Tonka" Chapman
Shakin' Stevens
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5 hours ago, Doddy said:
What about the guys like Nathan East, Will Lee, Anthony Jackson, and Marcus Miller?
Marcus Miller? Nah, nobody has ever heard of him.
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8 minutes ago, EBS_freak said:
Try some Mark King tape.
Is that anything like mas king tape?
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18 minutes ago, EBS_freak said:
Ah, that would explain why some bass players wear gloves. Leave no prints and all that.
That's right.
If it wasn't for the gloves Scott Devine would have been arrested for being really irritating a long time ago.
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8 hours ago, EBS_freak said:
Sounds like Santa!
Or a burglar...
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Makes a nice change from a headless bass.
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On 30/12/2021 at 23:25, ped said:
It took me years untilI realised that sticky backed plastic meant sellotape
Not correct. Sticky backed plastic was Fablon or something similar., but being the BBC they weren't allowed to use product names.
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It very much depends on the individual bass.
I've had basses that have never needed so much as a slight tweak, and others where I spent more time adjusting the neck than I did playing them.
One of the latter was a A USA Stingray 5 string.
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3 minutes ago, Reggaebass said:
Great tune, that takes me back 👍
It's a really good album.
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1 hour ago, Steve Browning said:
I don't want to argue but you've only said what you weren't using up to now.
I seem to recall an early interview with Mark King somewhere he talks about the ergonomics of a Fender not being conducive to slap bass. Didn't Jaydee basses have some groove on them, to accommodate the plucking by the right hand? probably totally wrong but I have that vague memory.
The series two basses have what became known as the "Funk Groove", but Mark's original Jaydee didn't have this feature.
Having owned many basses over the years, including a series two Jaydee, I can honestly say I never found the funk groove to make any difference whatsoever, and I used to play a LOT of slap.
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16 hours ago, xgsjx said:
Wasn’t there a bunch all left after a disagreement about 5-6 years ago?
Yes, there was a mass dummy spitting event around then.
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7 minutes ago, Norris said:
I stopped coming on here for a while. I'm back to lurking and the very occasional post now
I only recently came back on here after a few years of not bothering.
Nothings really changed on here.
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Looks like the body has been stripped & the knobs aren't original, but that's a very nice bass.
Hagstrom Swede
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I've not tried the Swede, but the Turnip is a really good bass.