dudewheresmybass

Schools out - Alice Cooper

I always carry my Tc bh250 just in case. it’s nowhere near as punchy as my Marshall, but it will do in a pinch.

Hello goodbye- scousers

In short, no. if you ‘connect’ with an instrument and is made in a way that speaks to you musically, it’s all good. Some of my main stage basses (bc riches) are ply and sing beautifully. The only thing that lets one of them down is the pup. the hardware is really well made.

The subject is so vast. it’s taken me close to 20 years to find something I’m really happy with. ive used / played with most of the ones already mentioned and many more ( including some very pricey ones) after the honeymoon period with them, leave me itching for something. I have now settled on one of a couple for a light hair basic tone and a couple of options for another medium gain to stack with it. I have found that it’s rare to find one singular pedal that works perfectly for me, and fit within the bands mixes current favourites are for lower gain/ basic tone : ehx bass soul food, joyo orange juice, Palmer ubertreiber, Tc spark and to add for ‘more’ - mosky b box, caline orange juice, ehx crayon

Seven seas of rhye. - queen

Breathing lightning - anthrax

Sex on fire - 🙄

I still really enjoy mine, but I find the best sounds using an expression pedal. Tbh I’ve never had any issue with tracking, warbling or such.

The Irish rover - Dubliners

Crushing 🤘🤘🤘

Mr blue sky - elo

What’s going on- 4 non blondes

A masterclass in doom

The beat goes on - sonny and Cher

Slip of the tongue- whitesnake

Victim of love - whitesnake

Love my doom. was fortunate enough to have seen electric wizard, cathedral, my dying bride, orange goblin, acrimony etc when they were in their early days big sabbath disciple too. I also love bands like solitude aerurnus, orchid, colossus, trouble, death penalty, sleep, etc..... im also currently writing and recording an album with a band named desolate pathway. Very sabbath and candlemass influenced DOOM ON!! 🤘🤘

His music may not be to everyone’s taste, but billy Connolly deserves a mention - a phenomenal banjo player. it’s also the same with Steve Martin. Again a brilliant banjoist

Brim full of asha - cornershop

Once, twice, three times a lady- commodores

All very humerus

In this river - pantera

Escape - Metallica

E.N.D - trouble