paul_5

Yup, mugs are good.

it's all over when Angelina Jolie finds out who stole her lips and takes them back. To be fair, Lana's hardly moving them when she 'sings', so there'll be very little wear and tear...

Cool video, thanks for posting.

My Macbook had a sever injection of toddler-saliva, so I've only just caught up with this thread. I'd like to echo my thanks to Jason at Rotosound and Discreet for being cheeky! I look forward to putting the handwounds through their paces... Just a thought Jason, is it worth doing some recordings (while the strings are brand, spanking new) for you to analyse?

Good luck to you; trying to find the "Hysteria" tone opens up quite a can of worms. Bass signal gets split 3 ways: reissue Russian big muffs (2 of) and an Animato (again, good luck) and onto discontinued Marshall bass heads...

You could still weigh it in for scrap and turn a profit.

[quote name='Highfox' timestamp='1327487874' post='1511994'] The trick for me now is not to over-use them. [/quote] You can't say that when Bootsy is your avatar!

Its pure speculation. Might be true though.

"No", and "No".

I play trouser jazz.

Does playing in a Masonic lodge next to a picture of the Queen count? Thought not.

Just sold MB1 some headphones, great guy to deal with - does what he says he will when he says it, great communication throughout. Deal with confidence.

[quote name='deepbass5' timestamp='1327448185' post='1511584'] wasn't you with the football as well was it ? [/quote] Guilty as charged, m'Lud

Les gave me crabs, which is bad, but Flea done a poo. Could go either way really.

[quote name='JTUK' timestamp='1327441681' post='1511397'] Richard played drums in Caravan.....????? [/quote] I did once, just outside of Filey. My mum made me go outside to play.

[quote name='billyapple' timestamp='1327443501' post='1511454'] Just wear it inside out [/quote] Win.

[quote name='dannybuoy' timestamp='1327445325' post='1511503'] I met Chris Morris at one of my gigs, he'd come to see his nephew play bass in one of the other bands! [/quote] Should have got Mariella Frostrup to kick his arse, the fat gobsh*te.

My pedal board has tuner, octave, chorus, tremolo, 2x dirtboxes (1 set to 'stun', the other set to 'obliterate') and an envelope filter. To some people, that's a lot, to others it's just the basics of a board. I always like to have my board with me when I'm playing even if I don't use it; it's nice to know that if whichever band I'm playing with has a 'grateful dead' moment and ends up in an improvised section, then I can use different textures to enhance what we're doing instead of note/rhythm choices. You know the 2nd law of sod? If you don't take it you'll need it? Just finished a 2 hour reading gig and as I was going straight from work, I didn't take my board. Halfway through one of the numbers I thought "you know what would work really well in this situation? A touch of chorus. I uppose that serves me right for thinking "ah, it'll be right" but you know, the world didn't end and we finished the set. I can't help feel that I could have sounded better or contributed more though. Next time I'm packing 'board.

No agreement then on the collective noun for double basses? a Behemoth perhaps?