Japhet

Street Life - The Crusaders

Company Graveyard - The Buddaheads

Crash and Burn - Pat Travers

I Fought the Law - The Clash

(Can you see) The Real Me - The Who

Vogue - Madonna

Keep on Truckin' - Eddie Kendricks

Cod Only Knows - The Beach Boys

Riders of the Storm - The Bores

Just Like Heaven - The Cure

Blue Hat for a Blue Day - Nick Heywood

Firestarter - The Prodigy

Turn to Stone - Joe Walsh

A bit out of left field this one but a bassline that really caught my attention back in 1976. Later found out it was Chuck Rainey so no wonder it's a groove monster. Takes a while to build up but then really hits the sweet spot. Cracking album by the way.

Little Red Corvette - Squiggle (formerly known as Prince)

Master Blaster - Stevie Wonder

Break Like the Wind - Spinal Tap

100 guitar rigs are very 'old hat' now iny opinion. Marshalls in particular need to be cranked to get them singing and it's precisely because of this that they've developed 25-30 watt valve amps. Having said that, one of our previous guitarists played a Les Paul through a cranked Marshall Bluesbreaker combo (30 watt I think) a few times and it was deafening. I thought it sounded fine at lower volumes but he obviously didn't!

Guitars can make a difference too. I always find that a loud Les Paul has a huge, fat sound that hogs a load of frequencies. The only success I've had with them is with guitarists that are prepared to stay out of my frequencies, but they are few and far between.

Papa's Got a Brand New Bag - James Brown

Have used Behringer gear for PA for ages now. Power amps, Graphic, Monitors, Feedback Destroyer etc.. Never had any problems with anu of it.

Life on Mars - Bowie

Hungry Like the Wolf - Duran Duran

21st Century Schizoid Man - King Crimson.

Yellow - Coldplay