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Haha that's brilliant

I'm with you in as much as it's not the music i usually listen to. But i love Adele. Every one of her albums has been brilliant. I can listen straight through without skipping any songs. I just thing the songs are brilliant, her voice is superb, and as you said, the production is spot on.

Seems so close now

[quote name='PaulWarning' timestamp='1448539669' post='2916233'] funny thing memorabilia, a lot of it's not worth anything, just gives you a warm glow knowing you've got it, one guy I used to go to a lot of Punk gigs with used to write the name of the band we'd seen on the wooden chip fork he got when we stopped chips on the way home, he's till got them! [/quote] I totally agree. My ticket for the Nirvana gig is probably not worth half what it originally cost, but means to much to me to sell it anyway. Love that wooden chip fork thing. Thats a great idea

No one elses opinion matters on whether it's a solo instrument or not. If you want it to be , it is. Simple as that really. I wrote only solo stuff for about a year. If you enjoy writing solo arrangments for the bass, do that.

[quote name='Roger2611' timestamp='1448475247' post='2915767'] Buzzcocks set list from the early eighties,[/quote] That's a good un!

A recent thread i posted in got me thinking about this. Do you have any? I have two things i would consider to be memorabilia. I have the ticket that would have been used for Nirvana's next scheduled show, had Kurt Cobain not died. I also have a negative, of a photo of Bob Marley. What do you have?

There are a few factors to consider, but first we would need an idea of your budget... You say your Ashdown 210 is giggable, what amp is used with that?

Nice. Very cool

Nirvana They got me into music, and i was obsessed when i was younger. I actually have a unused ticket of the next show they were meant to play, but didn't because he passed on. That is one of only two bits of music memorabilia i have!

Yeh no harm in wanting to play more than one instrument. Im sure there are a few members on here who do. I play guitar in one band, and bass in another.

[quote name='Matt P' timestamp='1448283672' post='2914108'] this is coming on so well, the more I look at the progress pictures the more I want you to build me my next bass, I might pluck up the courage to ask you about prices etc one day! Matt [/quote] Don't hesitate. It's brilliant to have a 100% customisable bass built to look, and have every feature you've wanted. Andy is a gent. Very accomodating, and very knowledgable. It's amazing to see it all "come to life".

Looking brilliant in my totally unbiased opinion Don't worry about it falling apart, i've seen how many clamps you use, and i'll be gentle

You wont be recieving any pointers from me. That looks amazing. And for a first build?!!? Congratulations!!

Looks incredible. Congrats!

[quote name='chris_b' timestamp='1425728072' post='2710082'] I don't know if this is an outtake or what, but at 2 mins it's 18 mins too short. The incredible Alex Al, and the funkiest bass playing on YouTube. . . . ever. [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bnVWG2wR3Is[/media] [/quote] That was brilliant

I thought he was pretty good! The overplaying thing doesnt come into it if he is playing a drum cover does it? The point is to kind of highlighting his technical ability isn't it? Well, i enjoyed

Looking great Andy!! I'll start my forearm and grip exercises now

Puma has been the cleanest amp i've played through. MarkBass very close behind

I have to agree. Tommy was brilliant with me. Hopefully he will get back to you soon. It's worth the wait!