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[quote name='fleabag' timestamp='1497284453' post='3317030'] Kinda spooky you mention the band Egg. 2 of my friends were both members of that band at different times, and i also have their first 2 CD's, which were Albumen and Travelator. I've also jammed with the Scott brothers who were founding members of Egg [/quote] Cool! Not that spooky though, considering your Egg is still fresh, whilst mine is excruciatingly rotten (for the uninitiated, Fleabag's Egg is from Oxford and still active, whilst mine had one or some member(s) from the Canterbury area and became defunct in the early 70s).

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[quote name='Rich' timestamp='1497178171' post='3316280'] You soulless old buggers [/quote] Hey..! Less of the 'You', if you don't mind..! ... ...

[quote name='chris_b' timestamp='1496053191' post='3308368'] Played properly there's nothing wrong with any of the songs mentioned so far. But that's the problem. They are very rarely played properly. [/quote] This hits the nail on its head, I think.

Good man. The world needs more TractorBass.

[quote name='Bassassin' timestamp='1495816666' post='3306864'] It's gonna hate w***el Rotary Engine, then. [/quote] Also, thanks for explaining "sw***y" for me. I really had no idea what word was meant. Will look it up.

Shhh... Peaceful.

[quote name='bazztard' timestamp='1495519562' post='3304316'] that and Yes - Fragile, and THAT song. My older mate pinched the LP from his older brother and I asked what instrument was making that sound, 'that's a bass guitar" he said [/quote] Do you mean The Fish or Roundabout? Or something else? I'd assume The Fish, but as it happens, for me personally Roundabout was the eye-opener (as a single, and before the album was released in Holland).

[i][b]Start[/b][/i] playing? Baroque, or more specifically: only Bach. But then electronic music came along, as well as prog and jazzrock, and pop and punk and... ...and it made me not stop playing.

[quote name='BassBus' timestamp='1494705801' post='3298078'] the E word we're not allowed to mention here. [/quote] Er... that's not a Porsche! That's a Jaguar, and thus safe to mention! "Exit"... avec chapeau.

You nailed it.

[quote name='gary mac' timestamp='1492948792' post='3284285'] Winging a Yes song [/quote] Oh the Silent Freedom of Winging!

As a customer: 1 - Physical medium if possible - preferably CD or DVD/BluRay music formats. Vinyl if must. If it's an artist I wish to support extra, I'll buy the downloads in addition. 2 - Downloads if must. 3 - No streaming ever.

[quote name='Grangur' timestamp='1490206683' post='3263266'] It's the old one of getting you to click a link. [/quote] Ah. Thanks!

Thanks! Is the point here that they want you to click on a link, as usual, or is there a new element or principle in this one?

[quote name='Skol303' timestamp='1488554169' post='3249996'] Butthole Surfers [/quote] Good call, and one that reminded me of another love of mine, though one that has seen some mention on these boards: Flux of Pink Indians.

Bach --> Penderecki --> Squire --> bass.

[quote name='mateusz' timestamp='1487607167' post='3241150'] listen .. I put post because I fight with this man for 3 weeks. I was looking for help on the internet can someone also was cheated by him. flocks of my new account. I'm not a fan of guitars and audiophile equipment. my amplifier cost the 1,050 euros and I did not receive it from this man. [/quote] OK, and I apologise. This post sounds very reasonable. I now see English is not your first language, but initially went wrong when I thought that your first posts were written by someone with a great command over the English language who just tried to copy the style of a foreigner. all the best, bert

Gearslutz is actually a British forum and has a sales section. However, its main membership seems to be Mercan plus worldwide, so you'd have to somehow filter any search results. Dunno whether the forum software offers this type of filtering. I also wonder whether the Sound on Sound forum has a sales section. Good luck!

[quote name='dyerseve' timestamp='1487596455' post='3241003'] you need to be prepared for a certain degree of transparency IMO. [/quote] Transparency is good, and I'm all for it, BUT this is a forum where everybody can be expected to have strong opinions about every aspect, as evidenced in the past - especially when the fee was installed. Transparency soon becomes a Weapon of Mass Forum Death - so to speak hyperbolically. My old firm f.x. was extremely transparent, but its own forum was totally not. Practical reasons as well as principles.

Er... Mateusz made his BC account yesterday and within two hours wrote his first post in this thread. How can he have been scammed by the Germans in the mean time? I ask you... I mean everybody knows the Germans are meticulous, and would never take just one hour to scam people. Seriously though, i feel it's safe to assume the Mateusz account was made as some sort of a joke or scam. I for one don't believe for one second that what is said really happened, and would rather believe the "Mateusz" account to be a new account for the Gearmans character or a friend - for example.

Horslips and Gordon Giltrap were known to some in Holland - AFAIK only to music afficionados, who'd tend to know much more music than the average radio listener. Both were however played on the radio to some degree. Me, I owned Giltrap's album "Perilous Journey", which AFAIK was the first album of his that got any attention in Holland. As to my own: [b]Mo[/b] (I disbelieve the WP claim they're called "The Mo"). I've posted them here before. This is something as odd as post new-wave pop with prog leanings and a bassoon instead of a bass. They were not on a regular record contract, but Philips had a backdoor for tiny acts, on their Backdoor label of course, and the band thusly were given three chances to release an album. When, finally, a CD was released (24 tracks - 8 from each album), and I ordered it a few years later, the record company reacted: "What? That's the first time someone's ordered that CD!" [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AEozWmF_YMw[/media]

No regrets, as every bass sold was a necessity in several dimensions. That said, nearly every sale did hurt, except my nasty Rockinbetter and maybe the Ashbory, whereas the one that unexpectedly hurt the most by far was this one, which happily went to a good BC'er: [URL=http://s1170.photobucket.com/user/basstractor1/media/1IMG_0046_zpsd220d997.jpg.html][IMG]http://i1170.photobucket.com/albums/r525/basstractor1/1IMG_0046_zpsd220d997.jpg[/IMG][/URL]

[quote name='mikel' timestamp='1487092627' post='3236997'] Yes, or as a second choice, Jethro Tull. [/quote] Ha! My immediate response to the thread title was: "Yes, or, as a second choice, Jethro Tull". Then I remembered I'd been through this before, and after some thinking had concluded: "Jethro Tull, or, as a second choice, Yes." Then again, I could also well imagine being a member in BassTractor, Lake & Palmer.

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