dudewheresmybass

Wake up dead - megadeth 

Stranger in a strange land - iron maiden

Don’t believe a word - thin lizzy

diamonds and rust - Joan baez / Judas priest

Black hole sun - soundgarden

Nickels and dimes - nana mouskouri

Flush- Head 

Angry again - megadeth

Brown sugar - Rolling stones

It’s a sin - pet shop boys

I loved one of the comments on her youtube

"she didn't just hit every note, she pummelled it"

curry on my wayward son - Kansas

22 minutes ago, steantval said:

Probably the most famous.

 

 

allegedly he could play just as well either way up - Bastard! 😁

The strand - roxy music

rappers delight - sugarhill gang

One of the bands I play with is an Ozzy / Sabbath tribute.

Our 'Oz' looks like him as well as sounds like him, which is a bonus, But there have been so many players through that band over the years, that we can get away with almost anything - Including the fact the we have a guitarist from an indian background.

 However, I have seen sabbath 'tributes' that make no effort whatsoever to put on a show - either with the chosen instruments, backline or even notes!

We pride ourselves on putting on a show as best as we can wherever possible.

Orange juice - REM 

The sun always shines on tv - Alan partridge 

wake me up before you go go - Wham

2 hours ago, Cosmo Valdemar said:

This is still the one to beat for me... the genre and taste defying mixture of Emo, Screamo, Black Metal, Nu-Metal, Djent and Europop. With generous lashings of autotune.

 

 

This vid looks like it’s one of those (insert band name here) shreds things. 
Definitely terrible though. 

Storm front - Billy joel

despite not being the biggest fan of this track, I'm still looking forward to the album.

I've always been a maiden fan since the 80's and I thank them for putting the fire in my heart to become a professional musician.

Even though I have a slightly more 'tenuous' relationship with them these days, I have found myself in the position of knowing several ex members as friends as well as band mates. Some of the past events/ business dealings have left a slightly sour taste in my mouth, but I still metaphorically worship at Harris' feet as a player and performer.

I'm trusting that there will be some fresh and amazing music forthcoming, and even if it takes me a few listens, I will still try to appreciate it for what it and they are now, not what they were back in the day.

I'd wear a mask if i played with this lot of sub manson/ Ghost / Lordi tryhards

At least theres a hint of humour and originality about the aforementioned bands

Mind you - I wouldn't choose to listen to ffdp either

shuddupyaface - Joe Dolce

I’ve been married for 22 years now. 
we met playing in the same band, and I have a free hand to acquire whatever gear catches my eye- she has also acquired stud to give to me !!

it’s absolutely vital that I’m not having to sneak about smuggling gear in and out. A relationship cannot survive in that environment. 
my three kids are all proud of what I do for a living and have told their teachers on occasions that I’m a rock star 😂😂

I had a once in a lifetime opportunity come in last week, and when I told my son, he said that I HAD to do it- no alternative!
my boys have never seen me in a 9-5 role and understand that my days can be rather fluid- whether teaching in school or driving abroad to tour or staying away to record. 
I could not do what I do without the support of my whole family, and they make it easier for me knowing that they do. 
I consider myself extremely fortunate and blessed