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Will do daz will sort out postage cost for you

[url="http://youtu.be/-UUpnl3Xif0"]http://youtu.be/-UUpnl3Xif0[/url] </sublime> [url="http://youtu.be/C3ZAmu-nZX4"]http://youtu.be/C3ZAmu-nZX4[/url] Shannon Pierce's voice on uncle remus is fantastic

hola!

never got to see him unfortunately but have seen ZPZ at RAH (wasnt all that impressed tbh) and have seen George Duke twice, he did about 20 minute medley of tunes which absolutley blows ZPZ show out of the water imo personally i think GD should reassemble the roxy&elsewhere band and f* gail and her legal threats and just do it - i think Frank [b][i]would[/i][/b] approve

landranger series 1:50k not all 204 sheets but about three quarters of them (and not all current editions - in fact i havent a clue on currency but im guessing they are prob all old editions by now) will deliver for costs but would prefer collect (north kent)

on hold for Jabba pending all the usual why didnt you buggers buy my tonebender this quick!!!!

this is the main piece - i had this planed flat to 42mm (i think) same depth as a TRB whatever that be!) with the dimensions in mm there is a spot on one face which if you do go for a J shape you will be able to lose under the bridge pickup as i checked the position - the reverse side is spot free and similar pattern this piece has been covered both sides with clear transparent vinyl to protect and keep clean the second piece was cut from alongside the 800mm length so similar grain patterning and is about 230mm wide - has some twist so may not suitable for neck but would be more than suitable for cutting veneers for headstock - is about 50mm thick but would prob need planing down to 38-40mm at a guess to remove the twist

moonmadness is fantastic - i grew up as a spotty teenager on that and a few other albums this is good too - quite different to moonmadness [url="http://youtu.be/-E3ZUwI5iW8"]http://youtu.be/-E3ZUwI5iW8[/url]

up for grabs [url="http://basschat.co.uk/topic/134639-in-search-of-the-perfect-body"]http://basschat.co.u...he-perfect-body[/url] slab of elm large enough to cut a J shape body in a single piece - second slab of elm available but needs machining, is same length but only half body width collect (north kent) or pay delivery charge (shouldnt be more than £12-15 ish)

well no progress due to circumstances hitherto unforeseen if anybody is interested in taking on a nice slab of elm it is here for collection to any luthiers out there who would like to use it

being chatham we have the coutnry's biggest primark - im sure theyll have one [i]even[/i] in my size youve given me a really wicked idea - im playing bass for one of the local singer/songwriter acts at a weekender event soon - am sooooo tempted to go onstage for charideee in a tigger costume

ive just GIVEN away a colorsound tonebender if youd told me about that Tigger costume i might have offered a swap

had a TE 4x10 combo back in the 90s which i was happy with the sound with the trb and status through it - only complaint about it really would be that they are ball breakingly heavy the only reason i didnt go for TE last year when i bought my latest rig was cost considerations - actually glad i went for hartke as they are IMO equal if not better than TE and definitely much more bang for your buck

[quote name='EdwardHimself' timestamp='1335280553' post='1628542'] You think that's bad? The bass player in my band has got about £600 worth of effects pedals, including 2 envelope filters, and NO tuner! [/quote] that sounds like a fantastic option - even better THREE filters for the guitard - one high pass, one low pass and one mid

is it worth getting the cab checked over too? is it possible for a dodgy connection somewhere inside the cab to affect the impedance and then change the power draw on the head?

thin excuse i know but lets shoehorn the cardiacs in anyways [url="http://youtu.be/1-g1R3hOUeY"]http://youtu.be/1-g1R3hOUeY[/url]

[quote name='skankdelvar' timestamp='1335048308' post='1625289'] By contrast, there are any number of exhortative ditties which fall by the wayside, in part because they are simply too explicit and partly because the writer cannot find a word to rhyme with 'proletariat'. [/quote] this is quite explicit [i](kennelled in metered boxes, red dogs in debt to you)[/i]... and from the pen of a lady who is often cited as bob dylan's equal [url="http://youtu.be/DxUu4yd_ofc"]http://youtu.be/DxUu4yd_ofc[/url]

Prince - too many to list! - this one has a nice little groove thang going on [url="http://youtu.be/OJ9xHHWAyos"]http://youtu.be/OJ9xHHWAyos[/url]

[quote name='KingBollock' timestamp='1334871872' post='1622848'] I, personally, would find a jam night a far scarier proposition to a private audition. [/quote] depends who's running it and how its run if its just a shambolic free for all and the bolshy types get the most stage time because they got the biggest most forceful egos then yes id agree but if its run by someone who keeps it as informal as possible but actually takes the time to speak with everybody who turns up either as bands or parts of or as individuals and caters for them all to have a slot in the evening and a few numbers each so everybody gets a fair share of exposure then it makes for a much more entertaining and supportive evening we have a very good local jam night round this way every monday - if young bands or individuals turn up they get to play two or three numbers usually and nobody looks down on them for any lack of technical virtuosity - if anything they get applauded for bringing different fresh ideas along to all the old crusties like me who are just happy to turn up and listen/play endless renditions of the same old favourites

some interesting comments from Billy Corgan [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9TVc8Tob98[/media]