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Indeed, could be seeing him at beautiful day's this year

I also had a go, but didnt get as far as an audition. I thought from day one it was out of my league, but the info service kept coming back to me saying was i still interested. And that they werent looking for a carbon copy of Nelson, it kind of inspired me to have a go. It was a real long shot, and even if they howled at my attemp's of playing the track's. I still really appreciate the info service/nma giving me the time of day and being so polite

Had a 410tx for year's great sounding cab, only downside is they weigh 86lb's.

I'd pee myself if it's really Adam Clayton

(Sorry could'nt find a link to previous feedback thread) Bob bought my ampeg PF210 cab, great comm's and prompt payement. Great little cab,cheer's Bob.

Ive got a wizard thumper(split P) and a hot J in my VM jaguar and it transformed to sound.

[quote name='sk8' timestamp='1329906152' post='1549296'] And they were............... [/quote] An old Ratt distortion pedal, boss delay 6 and boss tuner.

Finished off this earlier today, as its only a neo 2x12. the lightness makes up for the weight of the head

Saw them last year after a break of not seeing them for about 10 year's, thought they were as good as when i saw them in the mid 80's. Nelson is a cracking bass player, emailed the info service about the effect's he was using. He emailed me back two day's later. Top guy

Sold my old peavey mk8 head to Dave, top guy to deal with

All done

Did a trade on my G&L sb2 bass for Gareths fender 60's re issue jazz bass, cracking bass. Good com's and packing, well happy

Cheer's gareth, have you a link to your feedback at all ?

That's another debate in itself lol, close links for sure. In that the dolls shopped in let it rock and mclaren managing them briefly. He had an idea to bring sylvain sylvain (dolls guitarist) over to front the sw***ers ( pre lydon pistols) jones even ended up with sylvains off white les paul, which mclaren aquired for him

I wonder if there would be a bass forum without punk. The sound of a gnarly bass made up so much punk and post punk for me, i know everything musically influences people on different level's,. But the best bit (even if it was a lie perpatrated by the sex pistols) was that you didnt need to play to be in a band. So it has given any kid who's liked the music over the last 36 years, the hope that they could make a noise and join a band. Some even got better, i'd even go as far as to say most people on here have a punk/new wave bassist in theyre top ten. It also opened your ear's to the punk/reggae/garage/rockabilly spin off's