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Silly money for an Ibanez and a nice twist on a P theme too. Good score!

Hi If you don't get an answer here and if you do Facebook, it would be worth checking the Bass VI group there. A lot of knowledge and experienced owners. Rod

[quote name='RAY AGAINST THE MACHINE' timestamp='1441192733' post='2856769'] Very Dave mustaine [/quote] With a hint of Rebecca Brooks

Why can't I touch it?

What do I get?

Beatles - Sergeant Pepper, which I haven't listened to properly for, ahem, 40 of years. Oldest daughter thinks Keef is right. But that's a whole other thread;) Sly and the Family Stone - Stand. Wonderful!

I recall someone in the BC community (can't remember who) saying something like "if you're going to play in a worship group, do it for spiritual reasons rather than musical ones, otherwise you'll be conflicted". Having said that, I'm with the OP on this. "Community" also means asking " would it be OK if...?" or "do you think it would work if...?". Not just turning up!

[quote name='LukeFRC' timestamp='1440741154' post='2853380'] this thread being bumped makes me want a t40 again [/quote] Sigh. Me too!

Why do you say you love me when you don't?

Can I get a witness?

[quote name='Phil Starr' timestamp='1439276878' post='2841401'] My home patch, we 'grew' a band there, learned three songs a week betwen 7 and 9.00 then went and performed them at the Howl open mic, then played our first paid gig at the Axe once we had a full set prepared. Wonder if you were there at the same time. This week coincidentally Elijah is moving the open mic to Cloakham Lawns in Axminster, the Axe is going to just run one open mic a month on a Thurs. [/quote] We've just rolled up in Beer a few miles away (just in time for the monsoon), so we'll give Cloakham Lawns a go methinks. Pity no banjo with me though

Have you got a light Mac? No, but I've got a dark brown overcoat

Hev yew gotta loight boy?

Nice story - my first bass suffered from the same bits falling off affliction! Happy Anniversary!

Has anyone given any of these a listen? I know they've "done" the two original New York Dolls albums, a good deal of the Blue Oyster Cult and Wishbone Ash output and some of the Quicksilver Messenger Service stuff. But is it worth the price of admission? I'm still reeling (not in a good way) from Iggy's "breathing" on Search and Destroy .

That's lovely!

Having clearly been living under a rock for some time, I've not seen these guys before. What a great show! Made me feel optimistic, excited, a bit nostalgic...sort of Feelgoods meets J Geils in their RnB days. Great stuff!!