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Daz, I was hugely relieved to see Glen Tilbrook had lost the hideous beard but was very disappointed with the performance

Good luck with it. My advice: Be there early or at least on time. Set up in an effecient manner. Tune up silently. Don't widdle about on your bass prior to start or between numbers. Like others have said, lock in with the drummer and just keep it solid. At an audition, they are more likely to be impressed if you make them sound good, rather than too much in the way of bass gymnastics

We tend to go for the original recorded version.

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Really enjoyed it. Not usually a fan of Mick Hucknall but thought his was a great performance. Stereophonics great, although horrid drumming. Like Lozz said, that Beverley Knight can certainly sing but for me, she overdid it. Vocal equivalent of a tooo widdly guitar solo All in all though, good T.V.

My experiences with Wilkinson kit have all been good.

Looking good. Enjoy.

Very sad

Like it Clarky72, very nice.

Another recommended Bass Chatter, a pleasure to deal with.

Thanks Tim. I look forward to watching the whole thing later, after my kitchen duties have finished for the day

Maybe you should spend today safely languishing in a chair, spending your time on Bass Chat

The map even shows where his house is

Seeing that sign reminds me of many a drunken night in the Castle Inn and the very camp head barman Wilf.

Just remembered, Bothel.

Good man, thanks. Haven't been up in that neck of the woods for ages. Once upon a time knew some girls in Egremont and Cleator Moor. We would go to a club/disco called The Hunting Lodge, can't recall where that was though.

Yes spotted this the other day and found it a truly unsettling experience Why would anyone do that?

This is one seriously handsome bass. Not usually my sort of thing being more into P basses these days but got to say I love this. Please can I visit if I ever get myself back up to Cumbria

Well done. Look forward to meeting you there. It's on my calender

The classic rock band I was in did the same. None of my bassses suffered. Just found it a bit of a pain when learning stuff at home, playing along to cd's etc. I ended up always having two basses in the lounge one tuned to Eb the other to E. So, on the plus side it could be an excuse, if you need one, to buy an additional bass to save you all that tedious retuning