paul_5

Warm Beer and Cold Women - Tom Waits

Me too. I listen to music every day, mostly on my iPod classic; it sounds great and I've never been frustrated by wifi dropouts or server problems.

It’s a fine line between Phoenix and Spinäl.

Tallahassee Lassi - Freddy Cannon

I use a Line 6 M5 with an expression pedal for modulation, delay and pitch-shifty weirdness; everything else (filters, compressor, octave and many, many filth boxes) are honest-to goodness analogue units.

And duct tape, lots and lots of duct tape!

Shashlik it up - KISS

Korma Police - Radiohead

I’m with Wavemaker - a happy accident.

Yeah, but Doug Wimbish is a god and should be worshipped as such!

Colin Greenwood (Radiohead) has to be the least rock n'roll name ever. I think he'd actually be too risqué to be a geography teacher. Great playing and really inventive playing though.

My personal favourite is the Ampeg SVP into any preamp that you'd care to mention. It'll do subtle amounts of honest-to-goodness tube besmirching right up to pig-shit filth; remarkable piece of kit!

As would Honey Badger. Also a great porn star name n'est ce pas?

Shake Hands With Beef - Primus

Probably 'Midnight Hour' or similar. The first song I learned* from TAB was a transcription of Freewill by Rush. That was from one of my brother's guitar magazines that he'd left lying around the house. *Not completely, but probably over 80%

Just a word of caution - welding nozzle cleaners work fine with plastic nuts, but they really struggle getting through bone ones.

Theme from "Midnight Cowboy" - Faith No More (and others, obvs).

I'd recommend DHA stuff any day off the week, good luck finding one though!

I can get close enough (for a bar full of punters) on a Jazz bass by turning the bridge pickup off entirely and rolling a little bit of the tone off - gives a nice boost in volume too.

My favourites have always been the Wal 4 strings, a bit clunky for some tastes, but that’s just me. Their 5 and 6 strings are exactly the opposite; too much of a departure for me I think. Warwicks have a similar aesthetic, so I’m quite fond of those and they have the added bonus of ergonomic tuner layout which I like. They’re like an ‘MDP’ but good!

Welcome to the Machine - Pink Floyd

As Bremen says, it’s a simple enough job, but it won’t be half as pretty. Can I add a second option - a cheap loop pedal with this in the Send and Return with an LED will allow it to function exactly as you described, but will leave your NE-1 in tip-top condition.

A bit of delay on the guitar solo can work wonders , and it doesn’t need to be loud either - not sure whether yours will understand this concept though 😄

Ah, a scholar and a gentleman!

Yep, get the hats open a bit more and stay off the ride!