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Ive had it for a few years now. You can use it offline on your phone which is handy. And if you're a student you can get it for £5 a month.

Yeah, i agree, hike your fee. Standard agencies cost at least £1000 and so do we, and we have no problem.

Sounds ok. Too over produced for me. Stupid Rick Rubin. Also just sound like there first few albums, which is great, but Ozzys voice is now f***ed.

[quote name='xilddx' timestamp='1370462952' post='2101444'] McCartney's got a great voice eh! [/quote] Listen to his solo stuff, in particular, Maybe Im Amazed. Im a massive fan of The Beatles and find myself listening to the whole catalogue all the time. But if you dont like the early stuff, then listen to White album and Abbey Road. As a musician you should be able to appreciate them. Abbey Road is arguably the best album ever made.

i have flats on my Hofner, and just about to put some on my Jack Casady. Love em.

International work. Get in a good band and apply for them contracts. You will get work 10 out of the 12 months.

Just done my dissertation, studying Computer Science. Done mine in 5 days. Tough stuff!! Good luck dude, i know how it feels.

[quote name='MacDaddy' timestamp='1365807373' post='2044935'] free insurance plus public liability included with MU membership. [/quote] This. And as a student you can get it for £20 a year, as opposed to the £183!

[quote name='Donnyboy' timestamp='1365846507' post='2045113'] Justin Timberlake's latest Vintage Trouble- The Bomb Shelter Sessions [/quote] Both awesome.

I use my iPhone, but have some random CD's in the door cards. Sam Cooke - Best Of Simon & Garfunkel - Best Of Spice Girls - Spice Mastodon - Blood Mountain The Moody Blues - Days Of Future Passed Small Faces - Ogdens Nut Gone Flake SOAD - Steal This Album Traffic - Gold Album

[quote name='Lowender' timestamp='1365174501' post='2036381'] La Bella flatwounds. It's the law. [/quote] This. I have them on my Hofner, sounds awesome.

[url="http://youtu.be/ThZZnS4Jvwc"]http://youtu.be/ThZZnS4Jvwc[/url] We take everything from these guys, from handshakes at beginning and end of gig to the clothes.

Linkedin? Or is that too commercial?

[quote name='SpaceChick' timestamp='1363882955' post='2018907'] Old lot - stuff like Sweet Home Chicago (and some other 12 bar blues), [u][b]Dear Prudence[/b][/u], Knocking on Heavens door, another brick in the wall. New lot - Thin Lizzy stuff (Rosalie, don't believe a word), judas priest, iron maiden, zz top.... Harder rock than I'd normally listen to but it is sooooo much fun to play!! Thanks for all the congratulations! I am still chuffed to bits today! God I live being a bassist!! [/quote] Probably one of the greatest under-rated basslines...

[quote name='lojo' timestamp='1363782827' post='2017465'] I play in covers bands because I love playing music, be it creating or covering, I love playing party music live and being part of a good night. I can fit into a covers band with minimal homework or rehearsal time, which fits with my family time, job and time spent on other things I enjoy. To be honest, Its a lot of fun, be it playing at wedding where I dont know anyone, or doing a parent night in the school, its just fun. The other thing is, I have never in my 44 years on earth experienced or heard any negativity towards playing covers from anyone other than on this site. [/quote] This.

** Plus it helps as i get paid to play music i love!! Im stuck at the moment as i dont wanna get a 'real' job. If i could live off playing weddings every weekend for the rest of my life i would.

I love being in original bands, but i prefer cover bands. I love playing the music i grew up on and take infuence from. I love trying to replicate and learn chops from my 'hero's'. We play 50's, 60's 70's so im playing stuff that really means a lot to me. I put a lot of soul and character into my playing, and i dont think i could do that with the 90's 00's stuff.

We charge £200-£250 for pub gigs and then we are on several agencies so anything from £900 upwards, depending on the location.

Hendrix? Cream?

[quote name='Chrismanbass' timestamp='1361382234' post='1985102'] i run a function band and we have a set of four floor cans which we dmx together as uplighters and then a couple of scanners and then a couple of led par bars [/quote] Can i ask, what floor cans do you have? Ideally that's what i would like. Our two LED bars are enough for the 'dance-floor' but some cans for a wash would be ideal.

Hey guys, first topic i've created so just a little 'Hello' from me! Our cover band is starting to get regular work in and we are looking to get some better lights as the venues are getting bigger! Currently we have 2 Equinox Micro LED Bars, they are great for pubs, small halls and marquees, but i feel we need something a little bigger. Maybe some floor cans? Par cans? I was wondering on what type of lights do you guys use? And what venues will they be suitable for? Some advice would be great. Thanking you... Daniel.

Personally the LED's imo look gimmicky and tacky. But hey, thats just me!

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