woodyratm

I was using the ernie ball regulars. Also love the DR coated ones now.

[quote name='pantherairsoft' timestamp='1330379935' post='1556641'] Interesting. I usually just say bring some biscuits to the studio and all is good. You're really keen! Currently running the Roscoe > Pedalboard > Genz Streamliner 900 > Big Twin T. BOOM! Find yourself in Nottingham anytime soon and the door is always open. For you to have a few hours trying stuff out, not to be my wife! [/quote] Hah built my hopes up bud! Aye thats pretty epic mate, will try and get down that way in a bit! Still say we should plan a tour

[quote name='pantherairsoft' timestamp='1330379403' post='1556626'] Ha. I'll see if I can escape the wife :-) [/quote] To be honest, let me play the roscoe and pedalboard and i'll be your wife! hahaha!

[quote name='pantherairsoft' timestamp='1330282244' post='1555137'] Cool! Prime_BASS came to my studio today and gave the cab a good run for its money. I unleashed my new sub tone on him and I think he left with bleeding ears (sorry about that bud! ;-)). The low end is scary! [/quote] I vote you move to Aberdeen dude

I love my OC-2. The fact it doesnt track perfectly works great for me. I love when it glitches!

[quote name='leftyhook' timestamp='1330032991' post='1551903'] its as purple as a purple people eaters purple pyjamas. Looking forward to your purple moment, [/quote] Start wearing purple wearing purple....start wearing purple for me nowwww

Heh i'm in new york next month... Appears im a 3 min walk from 48th street....

[quote name='Bottle' timestamp='1329994053' post='1550881'] I've been into Muse since the Showbiz/OOS days, and I can definitely recommend both of those. Absolution is I guess their break-through album that garnered them more mainstream attention and appeal. They had a bit of a blip with Black Holes (but only IMHO) and kind of redeemed themselves with Resistance. Tracks I would listen to (plus album it came from, may be easier to get off of Youtube/iTunes etc): Sunburn (Showbiz) - played in Drop D and some OD New Born (OOS) Plug-In Baby Space Dementia Citizen Erased/Microcuts Stockholm Syndrome (Absolution) Interlude/Hysteria - this is [i]the[/i] rock riff of the Noughties Map of the Problematique (Black Holes) Knights of Cydonia Uprising (Resistance) Resistance MK Ultra - some damn great bass and guitar riffs in this track Exogenesis Symphony (all parts) This is my list of listen-to tracks - emcompasses all that I feel Muse means to me, so may not be your cup of tea, but should be a suitable starting point HTH, Ian [/quote] You forgot the Osaka and Finland Jams The glasgow one with bagpipes was pretty cool too!

Muse B sides are ace. Fury is one the best songs ever and should have made to general release on Absolution. IMO

[IMG]http://i657.photobucket.com/albums/uu297/woodyratm/2f5b2f32.jpg[/IMG] Not as insane as it has been.

Just rejigged mine since i had some room. Tried to wire all cables in 1 direction.. Will upload a pic imorn at work Need to velcro the BEF down still. Chuffed

[quote name='Fitzy73' timestamp='1329945870' post='1550288'] Hysteria , cool bass riff [/quote] Defo focus on OOS and Absolution. Although The Resistance does have some cool lines.

Defo start with OOS. What song did you hear that you liked?

[quote name='achknalligewelt' timestamp='1329920580' post='1549751'] I know this might be a contentious question, but hear me out. I have just read the thread discussing Blur's perfomance at the Brits last night. I didn't see it, but I gathered from reports today that it was pretty messy. The post on Basschat bore that out, but it also has quite a lot of people criticising Alex James as a player. I'll stand up now and say that I think he's a great player, but that's not quite the point I want to make. Because other names were thrown up as unremarkable, such as Mick Quinn of Supergrass and Mat Osman of Suede. I think they're great, too, playing excellent and fitting lines in some great songs. But the more I read Basschat, I find the conversation dominated either by the classic rock basists of the 60's and 70's, such as Geddy Lee and John-Paul Jones, or super-duper bass soloists, like Victor Wooten or Jaco Pastorius. Where is the flattering reference to Mike Mills? Colin Greenwood? Or even Andy Rourke? Are these players genuinely inferior to the giant rock players of the 1970's? And if so, why? I'd also like to say that I am not attacking the canon of leading bassists, nor those who admire them. I was called a troll on a post here a while back for a passing criticism of John Entwistle, and I don't want to raise hackles. But why are more recent bass players so readily ignored or criticised on these pages? What's wrong with them? [/quote] Colin Greenwood is pretty ace. I rate him pretty highly. I just think he's outshined by his brother!

This is another amp I really want to try