Jean-Luc Pickguard

I've Gotta Get A Sausage To You — The Bee Gees

Adam Come And Get Your Rib — Wynonie Harris

Get High On Jesus — Dorothy Morrison

The Runner — Obviously 5 Believers

Greedy Awful People — The Stooges

Guilty As Charged — Buddy Guy

Silent Hedges — Bauhaus

Being Sucked In Again — Wire

Behind Tatlocked Door — George Harrison

I have the d'addario one. It works well and isn't the brittle kind of plastic.

Bird Stealing Bread — Iron & Wine

Martha My Deer — Beatles

If the budget can stretch to the cost of a guild starfire II, I'd recommend it as an excellent semi hollow. The BiSonic pickups sound amazing and even with stainless flats it has a good range of sounds. This model also comes with the much needed hard case.

These look awesome

You're Moving Out Today — Carole Bayer Sager

Dazed and Confused — Led Zeppelin

Big Muff — John Martyn

I found this article which outlines how the bits hang together: https://www.muzines.co.uk/articles/wal-midi-bass/186 Behringer make a range of synth modules. I would imagine their minimoog clone, the Model D would sound fantastic being controlled from your wal.

The Girl I love She Got Long Black Wavy Hair — Led Zeppelin

Sharp Dressed Man — ZZ Top

Stop! In The Name Of Love — The Supremes

I have used just about every brand of strap blocks as I don't like metal strap locks after my Precision hit the deck after a mishap with a schaller straplock in about 1982. When the only ones readily available were free with a bottle of grolsch, I accumulated several and have used the cheap ones from ebay/amazon as well as Fender, Ernie Ball, and Harley Benton. I keep the strap attached to each bass/guitar so they don't get put on and off repeatedly, and as I like to colour match (or at least co-ordinate) the strap to each bass I tend to match or co-ordinate the colour of the strap block as well. I did have a few no-name blue ebay ones which were more like a solid plastic than silicone and had no stretch at all, but apart from those, all of the others have performed well and I've never had one crack, split or become brittle.

Beautiful Delilah — The Kinks

The Tinkle Tune — Devo