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Why can't you swear on here anymore? Brain police as Frank Zappa said.

Anyone going for the kids are alright,the music's great it's just because you are getting old vibe. I'm afraid you are wrong. Music is plopper these days woefully plopper mainly because of technology handing things to people on a plate. It stifles creativity and causes stagnation because people don't have the hunger as much. And the drugs were better and more interesting then.I know this because of my girlfriends daughters who are both in bands nicking all my 90s vinyl and basically refusing to listen to most things past this. I feel slightly smug about this.

Glastonbury had its day years ago. You can create the experience yourself though by playing loud music in your garden, pitching a tent in your garden then pissing up the side of it and stealing your own shoes.

I quite enjoyed it don't know if it happened like this though.

No slouch live either by the looks of things plus he sings at the same time.

Drummers are the best person in a band and more underrated than bass players. They always are eccentric and have big cars in my experience. My favourite member of the the band. If you find one you gel with keep him fed and watered,loved,cherished.They are a bit like women.You don't know what you got till it's gone.

I got behind my old drummers kit once and he showed me the ropes and it felt a bit like learning to fly a helicopter. Big respect for drummers.I will stick to bass and guitar I think.

All of the vulfpeck lot are just so talented.Makes me green with envy.

Has anyone checked this guy out? He's really good. I'm assuming he has already been mentioned.

Legend him and a Yamaha CS80 beast. Brilliant.

I have never really understood the Eurovision. I mean 90 percent of the so called bands are just jokes really. I didn't see the point of this year's as everyone knew the Ukraine would win. It was a bit like having an Ethiopian entry circa 1984. No one else would have had a chance even if it was one guy dressed as a banana playing a synthesizer.

It appears Kate Bush not allowed to have a political opinion if it is not in line with the left? Theresa May was a great dancer.lol.

Kate Bush is a genius. She was so original and had some fantastic musicians play behind her she pioneered a lot of experimenting in the studio mixing odd ethnic instruments And was one of the earliest people to use the Fairlight in her music.

Steve currie was probably the best player out of them all tbh.

Unless you are going for a cocked wah frequency thing which I thing sounds awful on bass but good on lead guitar,I would just go for an envelope filter and carefully dial in what you want. I just build a dod fx 25 from Internet schematic not boxed yet but its the nuts.

By unique writing i was talking about things from the earlier days such as the album Unicorn. Warlord of the royal crocodiles and such.

I think, If you want me to stay is one of his nicest.

I'm a big Bolan fan. I watched the live gigs on the born to boogie dvd and he was interesting but not a very accurate solo guitar player in fact sometimes he's just barely hitting the strings. Mickley Finn was just a bit of an eye candy accessory .I think,you have to remember TRex were originally designed to make money off teenage kids rather than be a really serious type of band and they were great at that. Steve Took however was a different kettle of fish on the early stuff and apparently was quite skilled. His later solo stuff wasn't bad either. I know he hung out with Syd barrett and Kevin Ayers aswell and played on their stuff. Just a shame the lifestyle got him really. Bolans song writing was unique and wonderful to me but he's a sort of love him or hate him type of musician I think.

I find the bounce has gone with lighter strings. They tend to rattle more as well with low action. I have girls hands so was surprised that they seem to help with lighter touch. It's a nice bonus that my six string guitar strings feels like playing air after working out on heavier strings. I have a feeling for the 70 80s funk and fusion that I tend to play is easier performed on non light strings. Think I got stuck in a Wooten trap.

After a major period of losing bass mojo and nearly given up I switched to heavier strings thinking I would try anything. Went to a regular guage and everything seems to be coming back. Anybody else had this? I always assumed lighter strings would improve my playing but using heavier seems almost easier like the bass is driving itself a bit.

Just a shame about the singing really.

After a couple of weeks of waiting i received my Sire M2 today. I have off loaded nearly all my basses as just do not have room and now have to spend money on things like energy and food. I'm now down to an Ibanez RG guitar and the Sire. I had a V7 but just hated the neck for some reason. After watching a couple of reviews i went for the Sire M2. I have to say this thing is incredible, the neck could have been made for me. The last luxury bass i had was a Streamer stage 1 which i loved but the sound and feel of this bass is easily up there and was 4 times less expensive. Its given me a new lease of bass life after a stale period of about 7 years!

Belew is amazing as is Thunes.

Get an Ibanez rg second hand you will fly around the neck. I challenge anyone to find a faster shallower stronger neck than the wizard neck. I know they arent as trendy looking as a fender but they are the best value you will find and so well built. It improved my playing ten fold.

Solicitors and Lawyers lovely people. Ian brady had one you know!