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Lozz196

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  1. Lozz196
    We had the Chief of Antwerp Police come on stage, hand on gun, hollering at us in Flemish. I’m not particularly fluent (as in I speak none) but I could tell he didn’t want to help on BVs.
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    Definitely, in my last band I had a sound that was far from my preference but it was what suited the material/style of the band.
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    Quite right too!
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    Words fail me
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    Great venue, used to love playing there
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    Nice one, great venue too!
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    Although I do tinker around at home playing finger style in a band setting it’s 100% pick.
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    I had the Super 12T cab, always had the tweeter fully off and never had any problems with lack of highs. I’m not a crisp modern-highs player but the highs from the S12T were decent.
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    I wasn’t aware of these, will check out, thanks
  10. Lozz196
    Shame, I was never a particular fan of the Quo but his thumping basslines really drove the songs
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    Waterfront by Simple Minds
  12. Lozz196
    And for some reason he seems to start many words with the letter H, H’Wild Side for example
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    Just measured it, 20mm centre to centre
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    Yeah I got that, no malice intended with my post hence the smiley. Hanoi were an odd band, looked like all those hair metal bands but didn’t sound anything like them, a bit of a crossover from punk to rock I suppose. Def one of my faves tho.
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    I remember the first time I saw Sami Yaffas white Gibson Thunderbird and thinking it was the most exotic cool looking bass
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    Who said Nirvana weren’t ahead of their time, in 1991 they managed to get Hanoi Rocks to split up in 1985, even Dr Who would have struggled with that one 😀
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    Duran Duran from 2011 in Manchester currently on. Good overall sound and when you can hear JTs bass on its own he has a very nice sound, fits well in the mix without being too bassy, middy or trebly.
  18. Lozz196
    Like many good music scenes, burned brightly but briefly.
  19. Lozz196
    I had Boss TU tuners for years, but when putting together a pedalboard went for the Polytune for the smaller size. I prefer the display too, and it seems to be more instant/accurate.
  20. Lozz196
    This is something I’m going through at present, I have a 5-string Precision but only play a low D in 2 songs so have an Extender on my 4-string Precision. That said I may well start using the 5-er in the band though the low B is a tad floppy, might have to get a heavier gauge.
  21. Lozz196
    Pretty decent article
  22. Lozz196
    Was never a big fan, and to be honest although I loved Teen Spirit when it came out it got overplayed for me. But I watched the prog about them and with the shows/attitude etc I agree with @Bassybert, punk through & through. They could have been really polished, as per the record but live seemed to keep to their true selves.
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    Well it was only through my phone, I’ll check it out on pc with proper speakers
  24. Lozz196
    Again the usual interesting assortment of tinny, scratchy, driven, fret-buzzing bass-lines that end up sounding so good in the mix. I don’t think I’ll ever be not amazed by this.
  25. Lozz196
    Interesting, I think solo’d I prefer the Sire but not sure how good in the mix it would be. Also interesting is that didn’t notice much difference between the Squier & the Fender.
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