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I can’t be satisfied - Muddy Waters

Just can’t get enough - Depeche Mode

Disintegration - The Cure

Away from the numbers - The Jam

Motorcycle emptiness - Manics

Beat surrender - the jam

Heart of Gold - Neil Young

New dawn fades - Joy Division

Harvest moon - Neil Young

Rockit - Herbie Hancock

All over the world - Pixies

Sweetest Thing - U2

Dancing with myself - Billy Idol

Bedbugs and ballyhoo - Echo and the bunnymen

Cold - The Cure

Please read the letter - Plant/Krauss

Over the falls - Primus

Don’t let me down - The Beatles

Bed and breakfast man - Madness

Whilst I basically agree with all this I don’t know what it’s got to do with Pino’s ability as a bass player. As he is not a founder member of The Who I doubt he got that much free reign in what to play or how to play it.

Waterfall - Stone Roses

I don’t know Pino but as he is a member of our rather odd human species I expect he conforms to the same expectations and cultural norms as the rest of us. In the same way as most people wouldn’t turn up to an interview at the highest level in a cheap suit, I expect he would turn up with an instrument that meets the expectations of the people hiring him and is suitable for the session.

Love will tear us apart - Joy Division

Daydream believer - The Monkees

Like most things in life I am sure there is a mixture of form, function, aesthetics and perception (add to list as required)