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Frankie Goes to Hollywood ? Live Aid ? the 80's had plenty going on worth listening to (IMO of course)

Chuck Berry is one of the founding fathers of Rock and Roll. The world would be a poorer place without him

Bought a ukelele from John at a nice price. Good communication throughout, recommended of course Thanks John !

It's a real pleasure to be the first to leave feedback for Lawrence. Lawrence sold me his Limelight Jazz in a deal that involved some trust. I won't go into details, but Lawrence has earned both my respect and gratitude a real gentleman indeed A huge thank you Lawrence, for both the deal and a great bass. If I'm up that way again I'll buy you a beer All the best Tom

Wonder where it's from ?

Had a word with Kent Armstrong at WD music ? he may have some bushes. Failing that, a google search may well turn some up as I recall seeing some knocking around not long ago. Can't remember where though

Owner of a broken Hart(k)e ? I'm off......

[quote name='Norris' timestamp='1435608872' post='2810624'] At gigs where the audience isn't really interested we tend to mess around musically, putting in accents, rhythms and recurring themes to keep ourselves amused. Nothing that the punters would notice unless they were actually listening of course. It can make a dull gig fly by and have us in stitches [/quote] This is the kiddie, excellent approach

[quote name='Bilbo' timestamp='1435509313' post='2809505'] A genuinely creative voice on our instrument. An early hero. R.I.P. [/quote] Well said Bilbo. Still picking my chin up off the ground

[quote name='discreet' timestamp='1435455662' post='2808991'] You don't have to be loud to be heavy. [/quote] The voice of reason

All the hallmarks of a company that won't be around much longer

Grrrrr, can't get the link to work. Damn ! [url="https://youtu.be/7BmkBroiw1s"]https://youtu.be/7BmkBroiw1s[/url]

Frazer sold me a flanger pedal at a really nice price. All arrived safe and sound with no complications anywhere from start to finish. Recommended to BC one and all Cheers Tom

I'd love to try some of the ox's basslines through that rig Edit; Pinball Wizard would be early on the list

[quote name='roman_sub' timestamp='1434033225' post='2796140'] FromFrFr It sounds like it could be an issue regarding relative pitching. Good singing is largely a mental process (no doubt, some will disagree...), and if you've heard yourself back through the monitors to be able to pitch correctly initially, you should be able to retain the memory of the relative pitch.... If, on the other hand, you could not "align" yourself to start with (i.e. you were not sure where the note you were singing "should" be pitched), then it sounds plausible that you will be off-key when you can finally hear yourself, having not previously established a link between your vocal pitching and the other instruments. I guess just to add to that, securely knowing where the pitches without simple reference is hard and may take years of practice!! [/quote] This sounds like a possibility. Don't forget that while you're singing, you're listening to the other band members, playing yourself etc. So there's some multi - tasking going on, while you're attempting to do what so many have told you not to. Some singing lessons may help ? Best wishes for solving this

I adore my Cello, 'tis a thing of beauty. Sadly don't get to play it often enough, but that will be remedied once the mobile rehearsal studio is ready Same scale length as a bass guitar don't y' know

Roadworn precision, just does the job so easily I can pay attention to everything else that's going on

Si sold me a mini strat. The package was thoughtfully put together and arrived in A1 condition. You can tell when someone puts care into what they do and Si's package was a demonstration of that idea in action Definately recommeded Cheers Si Tom