Lord Sausage

[quote name='silddx' timestamp='1350065794' post='1834301'] If you think you have to be fabulously talented to do that, then you have low expectations. And it's not like these are original songs you'd have to learn, you'll have heard most of them enough to have the arrangements fairly clear already. Any reasonably competent intermediate performing musician should be able to learn a set, practice it at home for a week, turn up to a rehearsal and expect themselves and the band to make a passable performance of it first go. That's just what you have to do. Four rehearsals is a waste of time and money. [/quote] Respect! That's how it goes most of the time!

I thought this was going to be a Grand Theft Auto thread!......I need to grow up!

Cheetham Hill! Says it all really!

I love Zeppelin and i can't wait to see the dvd, but it ain't proper Zep without Bonzo. I think a full blown reunion would be bad. I saw Page and Plant on the Walkin into clarksdale tour. It was incredible and good enough for me.

In my current band i love it when we play anything by Led Zep. But my favourites are a Heavy version of Groovejet By Spiller ( Sophie ellis bextor) and We do ready to go by Republica. It's so much fun and just kills.

The Landlady of the Pub we play a lot of gigs at coming over after an excellent gig and saying:- "I believe your drummer is quitting?" Us:- "Is he?" Turns out everyone knew before us and she thought we knew.....embarrassment all round (and mega anger)

[quote name='Bilbo' timestamp='1349780623' post='1830331'] Yes, I think you are. Personally, I think the 'lick' thing tends to refer to those people who take a certain lick from a certain solo they have transcibed and then often play it whenever that chord sequence is present. You can get away with murder doing this but it lacks integrity and any decent player will spot it a mile off. [/quote] That's what i was getting at with the lick thing.

I'm not disparaging those who do learn licks by the way!

I noticed on another thread Scott Devine sharing a lick for others to learn. This took me back to a time at college in the 90's when doing HND in Popular Music, which was essentially Jazz. Our main project one year was to compose, arrange and score a piece of music for a Jazz big band. Then conduct them as they recorded it. It was a great project learned incredible amounts. Anyway, for the solo section you could either let a musician improvise or you could write a solo. Being a cocky 19yr old clever dick i wrote a five part written sax solo. They didn't nail it first time, so whilst they were breaking it down one of the sax players goes:- " That's a Charlie Parker lick, that's a Wayne Shorter lick!" etc I turn to my lecturer saying " Are they! I didn't nick em, I don't know any licks, I'm a 19yr old bass player" My lecturer reassured me "It's alright i know you didn't. That guy is a lick player. He knows tonnes of licks and sticks em all together. The other guy (points at another sax player) just totally improvises all the time, the complete opposite, there basically the types of players you get" So i was wondering what are you like? Me, i can honestly say i've never tried to learn anyones licks in my life. I may have picked some up naturally by ear or when i've had to learn a piece. But i've never sat down to copy licks. How about you?

Really cool! Liked it! Good to hear something different. Them pedals must have cost a few pence and i thought Alice Cooper was drumming til it when close up. Good drummer too. I have a friend who is in a group that's similar but totally different. Just drums, gtrs and lots of pedals but they are dance pop. Check em out at www.hotbeatrepeat.co.uk. Hope you get more comments than the track i recently put on this forum! ha ha But once again.. really good...class!

[quote name='hollywoodrox' timestamp='1349619156' post='1828333'] yeah my fave too, I have dance the night away single on picture disc vinyl, I like light up the sky, beautiful girls and women in love they are great songs, there is not a bad track on there, doa is awesome. all the dlr albums are superb except diver down although it has one of my all tie faves "secrets" on there [/quote] Totally agreed. I love them all on Vh2. I can't pick between Light up the sky, outta love and No good as to my fave

[quote name='thebrig' timestamp='1349616272' post='1828290'] You were not meant to notice them! [/quote] Braces are back in now pal! Your ahead of your time!

[quote name='hollywoodrox' timestamp='1349615607' post='1828280'] I just saw post above...someone else listening to VH II as well [/quote] It's my favourite VH record. It just edges 1984 for me as it isn't as grown up, a bit more raw.(but 1984 is exceptional)

[quote name='steve-soar' timestamp='1349614088' post='1828256'] Neurotic pop, dub, art metal, stadium. Phew! [/quote] Thanks, I loved that band. We always tried to mix it up musically. I didn't play any instruments for 2 yrs after we broke up, i was that depressed. We were on the verge of doing something as well. We had Mr Manchester Tony Wilson, behind us, this demo was recorded with the guy who remastered someThe Who's back catalogue. We had started to support some proper acts. The classic Rock n roll f*** up. It was 5 yrs til i started playing bass again. Pathetic really but i was in my mid 20's and v immature.

[quote name='Ray' timestamp='1349610664' post='1828201'] I saw them them live at the V Festival a few years ago. Still one of the best live shows I've ever seen. [/quote] I saw em in Manchester and def one of the best shows i've seen. as a live bans they were incredible. Tight, dynamic, musical

I spent a fair bit of time wasted listening to both in the early noughties. great music for it!

Mind you The Beatles, Led Zep, Jaco, Jamerson etc ain't that current but it doesn't stop people talking about it!

[quote name='risingson' timestamp='1349608670' post='1828157'] I like them, obviously their output hasn't been that significant for the past 10 or 12 years due to their breaking up, but they had some great tracks. Bring It Back came on the radio the other day, reminded me that not all house music coming out at that time lacked intelligence and good songwriting. [/quote] [quote name='lowdown' timestamp='1349609218' post='1828173'] I thought they were great, they kinda helped move House Music on a bit at that time. Roisin Murphy has quite a few solo tracks out there. Garry [/quote] I loved em. I really liked how they changed and progressed album to album, getting better each time. It's a pisser that they split. I realise it ain't current and they split up time ago, but it still souns fresh.

Just listening to Moloko, haven't for a while, and i'm just wondering if there is any love for them on here. Never really seen anyone mention them. They developed from a good little electro duo to an incredible band and unsderated. Saw them live on the statues tour and it was amazing. Here's a couple of tracks [media]http://youtu.be/yrfg7xa1r3M[/media] [media]http://youtu.be/1XVteRgZFkQ[/media]

Right now i'm listening to this beast whilst i clean the house! [url="http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-Q0z--vy4c"]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S-Q0z--vy4c[/url]

[quote name='Wooks79' timestamp='1349564912' post='1827875'] I'm hoping one day to have a '79 precision, but I dunno if it's gonna happen. [/quote] I'm 1979 too but i prob want a jazz. However, there are two 1979 P bass's on Ebay they are only £999 and £1275 respectively, you may as well get both [url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1979-FENDER-PRECISION-BASS-GUITAR-BLACK-REFINISH-/390470991687?pt=UK_Musical_Instruments_Guitars_CV&hash=item5ae9e27f47#ht_600wt_1111"]http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/1979-FENDER-PRECISION-BASS-GUITAR-BLACK-REFINISH-/390470991687?pt=UK_Musical_Instruments_Guitars_CV&hash=item5ae9e27f47#ht_600wt_1111[/url] [url="http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Fender-Precision-Bass-USA-1979-/140854397492?pt=UK_Musical_Instruments_Guitars_CV&hash=item20cb938a34#ht_726wt_1111"]http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Fender-Precision-Bass-USA-1979-/140854397492?pt=UK_Musical_Instruments_Guitars_CV&hash=item20cb938a34#ht_726wt_1111[/url]

Me too. Can i have it after alyctes?!

[quote name='Lord Sausage' timestamp='1349303071' post='1824633'] Here is a tune from THE band i was in. The one that tried to make it!. Formed when we were kids, supported proper bands etc. We were called Crank, Here's one of our tunes. [attachment=120114:Broken Wing.wma] [/quote] [quote name='Joe86' timestamp='1349303826' post='1824642'] I don't have a facebook account and i can't play lord sausage's file for some reason. But he's my old jazzy-pop-funk outfit... 'Hot Like Fire' www.myspace.com/hotlikefireofficial I'm still proud of the basslines. [/quote] [quote name='steve-soar' timestamp='1349304658' post='1824662'] Same here. I can't play it. [/quote] Hi, I've Uploaded it onto a Soundcloud that i use, for want of a better word, for solo stuff. The track is called Broken Wing. Also the band was called Crank, not Dreaded Ted and The Nutters. Here is the link (hope it works) [url="http://soundcloud.com/dreaded-ted/broken-wing"]http://soundcloud.com/dreaded-ted/broken-wing[/url]

I started playing both at 14 and though i spent more time learning bass and i am much better at it. I have play been a drummer in bands and also obviously a bass player.

[quote name='flyfisher' timestamp='1349461637' post='1826719'] I would never criticise someone for doing their own cover version. Indeed, a perfect note-for-note copy would seems a bit of a waste of effort really because you might just as well listen to the original. So, for my money, covers are all about a different interpretation of a song. Might be fairly similar, might be completely outlandish - anything goes really. But not criticising an interpretation doesn't mean I have to actually like or enjoy it. [/quote] [quote name='Pete Academy' timestamp='1349466789' post='1826841'] To be honest, I don't care about how the lyrical content should be expressed, or whatever. For me it was really funky and the bass playing is great. I just enjoyed it as a piece of music. [/quote] Fair do's!