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  1. stingrayPete1977
    That's Al Gare, he's always good.
  2. stingrayPete1977
    Anything with a horn section loud gets right into the centre of your brain too doesn't it, the sound crew were probably deaf from years of doing the sound for rock and roll bands with dinosaur amps
  3. stingrayPete1977
    The loudest band I've seen (after metallica in '93) was velvet revolver, jeez my internal organs haven't been right since, they were all wearing in ears.
  4. stingrayPete1977
    Body count were great too. Tracy Lauren lol.
  5. stingrayPete1977
    Rage against the machine are right on the edge of the genre imo.
  6. stingrayPete1977
    Most of the Rock bands and Metal bands wear in ears, I don't think we can blame ebs for that.
  7. stingrayPete1977
    Nah he doesn't know stinky poo! Lol
  8. stingrayPete1977
    And there's the reality, three nice mics would improve our band but as the only member of a four piece band that doesn't sing I've drawn the line at that!
  9. stingrayPete1977
    I think it's related though, full range amp and full range PA equals full range goodness for everyone.
  10. stingrayPete1977
    Do you think Flea needs 7 large bass cabs when he wears in ears? They are there to create a wall to hide stuff where the dj guy stands and to sell GK cabs to dinosaurs
  11. stingrayPete1977
    Can you post some links where and when your band plays so I can avoid them? Thanks
  12. stingrayPete1977
    It was JTUK's regular gig but we haven't seen him around here for a while
  13. stingrayPete1977
    Carole King for me, her writing credits are ridiculous, great grasp of writing a pop hit but with an under pinning of technical knowledge, great pianist and lesser known guitarist too.
  14. stingrayPete1977
    You lost me at "the drummer doesn't drive and lives 90 miles away", if it's going to be a £250 per person function band then maybe, £40 a piece down the tickled trout then it's never gonna happen imo. Onwards and upwards
  15. stingrayPete1977
    Same here, Stingray-desk.
  16. stingrayPete1977
    I can't get on with P basses or passive basses, I've decided to just accept it and not try again. Active jazz basses are awesome
  17. stingrayPete1977
    He's been mentioned already.
  18. stingrayPete1977
    I'd say they are targeted at the 50+ year old guy with spare cash regardless of their ability.
  19. stingrayPete1977
    If you look at the Fender stuff it's not really a big deal anyway is it? Neck and body with a lick of paint, relicing done with a stencil. Plenty of people paid nearly USA money for a Mex Jazz because it was painted pink and had $12 worth of stacked pots on it, the mind boggles.
  20. stingrayPete1977
    Annoyingly the models we do want they don't make, I'd probably buy a 5 string version of the Fender JazzRay that Flea plays.
  21. stingrayPete1977
    Ah close Have a thread bump.
  22. stingrayPete1977
    Loud I'd imagine!
  23. stingrayPete1977
    Thinking about it you don't hear them played on the radio much do you?
  24. stingrayPete1977
    Even as a bass player I haven't heard of most of the bass players with a signature bass available. Try asking Joe public if they know who Gene Simmons is then try Victor Wootton or Duck Dunn, I know who'd be most 'famous'.
  25. stingrayPete1977
    That people have lived in to their 60s and beyond? They'll always be Beatles fans of course but they'll be on decline over the next twenty years.
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