Lord Sausage

You're all wrong, it's bonehead who used to be in Oasis.

I found the title of the thread a little to arrogant so I didn't listen.

Until I read the bag of spanners comment, so I listened to that bit. Funny and correct.

With it being a jazz you'd better check it knows all it's scales. Nothing worse than a bass that can't remember it's scales. All mine are like that!

That finish look incredible

Only watched a bit. However, from what I watched, the fact that it is all guitars destroys it. No tonal variation makes it sound like clusters of notes.

I love Stravinsky and the rite is massive. You need all the different timbres, attacks, decays and how they mix. It's kind of an aggressive soundscape.

Obviously the lad who has done it is very talented and it's a lot of hard work. So well done on that level but it's not for me.

When I was at music college in the late 90s we did an arrangement of The Rite and performed it live.

Drums, bass, 3 keyboard players, 4 guitarists.

Good times.

On 28/11/2018 at 16:48, Dad3353 said:

Cheers

As my son entered he has voted. He was the first one to vote. Whoever voted for him, thanks it will make his day!

haha cheers. I meant do you still you just post a link on here though.

Hi all,

It's been a long time. I'm practically retired from music nowadays and the grand old age of 39. Going to and fro in my mind whether to sell up or not.

Anyway, my eldest son, who is 9, is getting into music and had listened to my previous entries from a few years back in this and decided he wanted to enter. So he's done this. All i've done is give it a rough mix. So here is his entry

This is still how you do it innit?

https://www.joinmyband.co.uk/classifieds/guitarists-stop-being-minimill-an-learn-bass-t1113881.html

https://www.joinmyband.co.uk/classifieds/best-singer-on-ere-look-for-top-band-t1056135.html

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Did a quick search and here it is.

[url="http://www.blabbermouth.net/news/joe-satriani-says-michael-anthony-was-underutilized-in-van-halen/"]http://www.blabbermo...d-in-van-halen/[/url]
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Only the early VH records he does more than just pedal roots. There are a few tasty lines, fills etc

Yeah just sack it off! I did for about 8 yrs despite it being my principal instrument. I played drums in bands, sang etc. Eventually realised i wanted to do what i was best at..........getting wrecked.....not really, playing bass.........and getting wrecked!

[quote name='funkgod' timestamp='1508087042' post='3389658']
Bugger, i missed it.
double bugger, i could of met my hero
thrice bugger, ... i could of met my hero
quad bugger, ........i could of met my hero
Just ... bugger,
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If you wanna meet me you just have to ask!😁

Definitely. Ridiculously tight and so much energy. From where I was I could only really feel Rocco. Couldn't hear much not more definition. But man they grooved.
I'm in my thirties which ain't that old but I was surprised at the amount of proper young people were there.

Has anyone mentioned this mon?!

[media]http://youtu.be/mZZp76M4NGc[/media]

If so, what did you think?

I don't like it. Therefore it's probably very good and will do well.

Nowt like U2 apart from the chimy guitar but the song isn't.

Appetite for Destruction-GNR
Passion and Warfare-Steve Vai

[quote name='ahpook' timestamp='1483468507' post='3207405']
They're not definitions, they're opinions - one bassist's 'woolly' is another's (I dunno..) 'smooth' !

I have no idea what a 'musical' compression or EQ is...except to say that the person describing it so likes it

Sorry, not much help but I'd say it's a matter of personal taste and it's best to try before you buy if you can.
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[quote name='Coilte' timestamp='1483472004' post='3207467']
I agree. Everyone hears things differently. Don't rely on other people's opinions or definitions. If you can't try before you buy, at least try to find demo clip, and judge for yourself.
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oh yeah i know, i was just interesting in finding out what people think is woolly or musical. I mean what is woolly supposed to mean.

I'm looking to buy a new amp so I have been checking out a lot of old threads on here, reviews etc.

During my research i have come across people saying some amps are woolly, others saying they aren't. Also people saying things like the bass eq on an amp is 'musical'. I have also seen a compressor described as musical. ( don't really understand that one).

So please could you give your definitions on woolly and on things like eq and compressors being musical?

Cheers

I want one of them Hartke HA5500's

Has to be this
Dead, Dead, Dead


[media]http://youtu.be/XUFfeTjuPeg[/media]

It is one of my all time favourite songs!

I'll be doing it later