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I meant Murmunumrirnriruh's comment rather than the bass.

Mrs Zero is quite tolerant. I do generally forewarn her of purchases (I forgot to mention that I was buying a motorcycle though). The view from my end of the settee in our lounge:

https://www.facebook.com/groups/716075135109605 - Jam Nights And Open Mics West Midlands. There's at least one in Wolverhampton.

This is very true. The wider world struggles to name two bassists. At least most of BC could probably name ten.

Who is this aimed at?

Not on my list of "10 bassists you could name". Had to DDG him to find out he was in Blink-182.

Build one. How about the BC 110T?

I ask purely theoretically as I'm unlikely to ever go back to continental Europe (for one thing, it needs a passport) - if one were to return with one more bass than one departed with, would this still go in the portable instrument exemption? This includes the situation where the number of basses that one departed with is zero.

That's just your opinion.

I currently have a Cort Space, and previously have had a GB4 Custom (lovely, fabulous neck, but it was for a Marillion tribute which I got chucked out of) and a GB5 Custom (neck was rather thicker than I like, still a nice bass but I moved it on in exchange for a Sei Jazz and a negative amount of money). The Space was a bit odd as it has split magnet pickups (Bart MK1s) and one magnet appeared to have been put in the wrong way round, so each pickup solo was fine (what I did when I gave it a quick once-over) but two strings were out of phase when both pickups were used. Replaced the pickups and all is well.

TBH I'd forgotten about the digs, they were a couple of pages back and it wasn't exactly a flame war - and a lot of off topic stuff was about Facebook Purity.

I trust that that includes Coldplay and Nickelback.

How do they know what each other thinks without posting opinions on here? And who determines what opinions are allowed? I'm a great admirer of Charles but there's going to be some who don't like what he does or how he does it. Their opinions are obviously wrong but they're still entitled to post them.

And Leela Louise Jameson.

How long will you be able to resist saying "woke"? Anyroadup, it's Zoë Wanamaker who AFAIK isn't trans. Irish actor Damien Molony is playing Jim Bergerac. Philip Glenister was in one episode of the original and is returning as a character called Arthur Wakefield, which I suspect will be a recurring character as he's one of the only three mentioned in several articles about the cast.

I saw something about the casting of this - IIRC Charlie Hungerford is now a woman.

Especially not in the gym.

After delving down rabbit holes and finding out how to use ffmpeg, I got it synced much better (earlier post edited).

A former originals band would do what was supposed to be 2x45 but was generally more like 2x40, including a couple of covers.

2x45 which tends to be more like 50 and 60. When in a club band, most clubs had two bingo/raffle breaks so it would be something like 45/30/45. We did some gigs at a couple of pubs in Munich where we played 4 30m sets with 30m breaks in between.

Don't change the bridge then.

Another one not quite up there with the original:

Forget what I said there...

I didn't think it was a good cover, but then again opinions will always differ.

Guitar intro wrong, bass line wrong. Vocals OK.