Beefy

Cheers for the speedy replies guys. Turns out it was born on 2nd October 1996.

Not in a romantic way. I need to raise some cash to buy a keyboard and I've come to the conclusion that my L2000, as much as I love it, has to go. Before putting it up, I really need to find out when it was made. The G&L site only gives info on basses built up to 1992. Mine's dinfintely a later model but has a three bolt neck. Any G&L aficionados able to help me out? Cheers

Brian Robinson from A Wilhelm Scream is one of my favourite bass players at the moment. He always makes his stingray shine through with some super fast playing. I saw Face to Face at Leeds fest earlier this summer and their bass player Scott Shiflett (brother of Chris Shiflett of the Foo Fighters) completely blew me away. I'd forgotten how good he is. Karl Alvarex from The Descendents is also a great player. He gets a lot of stick, but Fat Mike from NOFX has influenced my own playing from a really early age.

First Bass: Encore P bass Got to bass: Fender Geddy Lee jazz Your Bass: EB Stingray (3EQ)

[quote name='BigBeefChief' post='477166' date='May 1 2009, 03:58 PM']There were punk bands in the 90's???!![/quote] One or two. All fairly small and insigificant though.

I don't hate Green Day. Dookie pretty much got me into all the good 90's punk bands like The Descendents, Screeching Weasel, Crimpshine, Mr T Experience etc. They are totally a different band these days I agree but give me Kerplunk over any of Nirvanas back catalogue any day of the week.

I just got Sansamp off Iain which arrived a couple of days ago. It's in immaculate condition and is just as described. An all round good bloke to deal with. Thanks!!

[quote name='Rusty Shackleford' post='312168' date='Oct 22 2008, 03:07 PM']wicked live. saw them at the basement in leeds a few years back. got very drunk and pumped a hottie. good night in all.[/quote] I went to that Hanson Brothers gig too. Didn't pump a hottie though. Ice Hockey punx FTW.

Pretty much every band I'm friends with use The Old Chappel in Holbeck. The guys that run it are top blokes and its totally reasonable pricewise. The Kaiser Chiefs used to practise down there but dont let that put you off www.myspace.com/theoldchapel

Either of the Streetlight Manifesto records have some really sweet bass on them. 'Everything Goes Numb' probably has the better songs though. +1 on the latest Wilhelm Scream album too.

The guy playing double bass for Imelda May is pretty awesome though. +1 on Katy Perry being crap.