Jean-Luc Pickguard
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Joan of Ark — Leonard Cohen
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How many drum machines do you have ?
Jean-Luc Pickguard replied to RAY AGAINST THE MACHINE's topic in Other Instruments
My first drum machine was a korg KPR-77, later I upgraded to a Yamaha RX-21, then an RX-11 with an RX-21L (Latin) This was in the 80s/early 90s and the hardware machines are now long gone. Now I only use the drummers included with Logic Pro X -
I'm happy to share my coke and hookers with you:
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Big Jesus Trashcan — The Birthday Party
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Coke & Hookers
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Green Flour Street — Donald Fagen
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Does Your Llama Know About Me — Bobby Taylor & The Vancouvers
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Little Egypt — The Coasters
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Wooly XL Bully — Sam The Sham & The Pharaohs
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Let Me Play With Your Poodle — Tampa Red
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Mr Pleasant — The Kinks
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The Gift — The Velvet Underground
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Leo eventually got it right when he designed the mustang bass
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Long Time Man — Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds
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Edie Is A Sweet Candy — The 5,6,7,8's
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Titties & Beer — Frank Zappa
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Mercury Poisoning — Graham Parker
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Sorry But I'm Gonna Have to Parsley — The Coasters
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About A Grill — Nirvana
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I've swapped several compressors and dirt pedals on and off my board, and I'm finally happy with the pairing of the BC-1X and BB-1X. I particularly like that the LED metering on the BC-1X makes it very easy to set up.
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To get a feel of what a short scale such as a mustang might be like to play, tune your bass down two semitones and put a capo on the second fret. I play mustangs (currently own five) they're my favourite bass, especially the JMJ roadworn. The orange vintera II looks rather tasty and I have one of the orange squier classic vibes which is a very nice cheaper option.
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Oh Ship! — The Buzzcocks
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How do you change your bass strings?
Jean-Luc Pickguard replied to madshadows's topic in General Discussion
I use flats so I probably do it differently each time — I can't remember. When I get a new bass though, I usually take all the strings off and treat the fingerboard as appropriate before putting on a set of flats. Am I the only person who makes sure a bass is spotlessly clean when selling it? -
Depends on the magnets in the pickup: Black for alnico, cream for ceramic
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Dazed And Confused — Led Zeppelin
