Rich

I Explode - Toyah

So Do I - Christy Moore

Sixteen Tons - Tennessee Ernie Ford

Turning Stones - Judie Tzuke

Here's another and, oh my word, this is how it's really done. That's Paul Geary on the bass, with colleagues from across Europe. This IMO is better than the original version.

There They Go - Nasty C

Waterhole (Expresso Bongo) - Marillion

New England - Billy Bragg

The Cup of Tea Song - Judie Tzuke

Rock Bottom - Lynsey de Paul and Mike Moran

It Mek - Desmond Dekker & the Aces

Let's Not - Half Man Half Biscuit.

Forgive me if I'm being a bit thick/noob -- I'm not all that au fait with FX in general -- but what does the 'clean blend' do?

Don't know if I'm late to the party with this, but I've found this guy's fleabay shop while I was scouting for knobs (stop sniggering at the back there). He seems to have a pretty wide range of PCBs available, if I didn't already have a Rat one waiting I'd have a punt at his. https://www.ebay.co.uk/sch/m.html?item=363061238396&_ssn=dfx_parts&_ipg=100&rt=nc

Shout - TfF

Ship to Shore - Mazlyn Jones

Hold the Line - Toto

Real Gone Kid - Deacon Blue

Murders in the Rue Morgue - Iron Maiden

Cheese Song - The Mighty Boosh

Life's been good - Joe Walsh

You must have missed my comments on the Markbass compo thread. Shall I give you a link to them?

Having participated in a couple of Open Micsolate collaborations earlier in the year, neither of which were as ambitious as that, I can't see the problem. Edit: I did type out a big long reply, but having read it through I'm just leaving this bit as I just ended up sounding cross. Rampant negativity does that to me.

Smash It Up - The Damned

As a musician with a beard, I'm just going to point at this and laugh derisively.