Mickeyboro

Here's my DMZ4001. Nearest thing to an active bass I've ever played...and it's passive! Sadly, have to say goodbye to it shortly, if anyone's after a prime 1979 example. [url="http://s92.photobucket.com/user/mickeyboro/media/DSCF0285.jpg.html"][/url] [URL=http://s92.photobucket.com/user/mickeyboro/media/DSCF0288.jpg.html][IMG]http://i92.photobucket.com/albums/l11/mickeyboro/DSCF0288.jpg[/IMG][/URL] [URL=http://s92.photobucket.com/user/mickeyboro/media/DSCF0289.jpg.html][IMG]http://i92.photobucket.com/albums/l11/mickeyboro/DSCF0289.jpg[/IMG][/URL]

That is impressive - and judging by what my cousin says well deserved.

My cousin is a major fan and will be there. But I wonder, and no disrespect intended, how many you will get through the doors at a crisp twenty a time? With travel to central London it would be 35 plus drinks for me...

According to John peels manager FGTH did a version of 2T for a session before it was released commercially that sounded just like the record. Go figure...

Tell us more, Thomasina...

I bought one for £280. Traded it for a rotten 5-string. Mistake!

Danny offered me outside once for an (imagined) sin of mine - and he's 18 years older than me! So I shall be steering well clear

Still some in high Wycombe!

Beware the Electric Guitar source Book at same price - 90 pc of pics are b/w to fund an enclosed DVD... Not as good a deal as it seems.

Great idea, wish I could make it..

Hermit of Mink Hollow = genius. Much of the rest = overproduced dross. IMO of course!

Yeah, a nice tribute although fairly cheaply done - Ian Paice was the only musician (apart from RW) involved. I was at the gig where Don Airey took over - quite a moment when the lights went down and they changed places... Shame it wasnt advertised a bit more widely - thanks OP for letting us know. M

Just seen them at wembley and go along with Lozbass - there was just not enough of him in the mix and the Jag didn't really impose itself. On the whole, though, what a show - and the sep US drummer standing in for Zak Starkey was flawless. Vintage Trouble were [i]odd[/i]. For the first half of their first half-hour I thought they were a piss-take. Mind you, last support band I thought that about was the Darkness!

Lord the drummer thinks he's Bowie. I'm boycotting my licence fee!

I had one like Eric's. A great posing bass! But I find EB-3 more comfy

Straining to hear any bass on my Travelodge telly

Traded a bass with Julian. A fine man to do business with.

Was that not Gary Valentine? If so I agree. But they all fell out with Glenn and Don...er Chris and Debbie.