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snorkie635

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  1. "Thanks for the last 90 minutes guys. No. You take as long as you like breaking your kit down. The next act say they're more than happy to wait."
  2. Japanese Boy - Aneka
  3. At my age: JS Bach (and he was only twelve and three-quarters). 🤗
  4. That's my donation in. 😀 Hope it helps a bit.
  5. My mother, father, brother, wife ... ...
  6. Could have been worse - might have been his five hits every minute! 😞
  7. Go with the one you feel more comfortable with - deep down, you already know which that is. 🙂
  8. I've been banned and hit. No wonder. 🤣
  9. Sounds like a plan. Have a look at what's going on this forum as well - you might get something as good/better which needs no 'fixes'. as Happy Jack says above, you're not going to lose on the one you have, it's just a matter of how much money you need to throw at it. Good luck whatever you do, and of course, welcome to BC
  10. Signed by Victoria I believe.
  11. There you go, but as is normal, we want your dance uploaded after you film it. 🤣
  12. Wearing them as I type. Nothing else, of course, and this Blue Peter Badge pin stings a bit.
  13. Time for you to do a dance like the farmer in 'Babe'. Delighted on your behalf.
  14. You Don't Have to be in the Army (To Fight in the War) - Mungo Jerry
  15. How do you think I afforded my Peter Glaze Signature?
  16. Yep, Jim fixed it for me.
  17. If it works now, I'd leave it. You might never have to lower them further.
  18. Yep, stayed up way after cocoa time and jumped around to Jingo. 😁
  19. That's where my Peter Glaze Signature bass came from - free with my Crackerjack pencil.
  20. It's five o'clock sonewhere
  21. A perfect feed-line, but no, this is a family show. 😇
  22. Grabber with a sliding pickup and make sounds like bed-springs? Steady Cosmo. Steady. It's the heat that does it. 🧐
  23. Hello Mike. Welcome to the forum. Totally agree with the comment from The Greek above. If you are practising, there's no need for huge volume and getting your neighbours on-board is never a bad idea. I'd go for low volume and no more than 1 hour amplified per day at a 'sensible' time, remembering those on nightshift, raising sprogs, etc. Let folks know where you are based in the country and some kind soul might even meet up with you to discuss bass/amp options, prices and such-like. Whatever you decide, best wishes in your new bass-centric life. Snorks
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