MacDaddy

An eclectic collection:

There have been threads about fretless basses in rock/metal, what is it about the sound of this one that makes you think it's not suitable?

I second that motion!

I found using only the tops of pickups for thumbrests to be extremely limiting, so my basses have ramps which enable me to play from the neck to the bridge. I tend not to have, or use, tone controls on my basses, so for me it's all in the fingers.

quite short by comparison, off the top of my head I can remember: Pre Basschat Ibanez Blazer bass Fender Precision USA Post Basschat Guild B301 Bass collection by SGC NANYO Kubicki Ex Factor Kubicki Ex Factor Fender custom shop Fender Jazz USA Carvin 5 string can't remember the model Zoot custom Music Man SUB USA Shuker 6 string Shuker custom 1 Shuker custom 2 Shuker custom 3 Hamer Blitz Charvel model 1 USA Snapdragon folding bass Rob Allen Mouse Guitars don't count, and there is absolutely no chance of me remebering all the fx and multi fx I've had over the years! 😝

Do y'all have roadies? 🤣

Cliff's films are better...

Let's have a look... he seems to go straight to VI position. 15 seconds in is quite clear.

yet nobody complains about amp modellers and there is no IP for the 'sound' of a modelled amp.

I've never velcroed the bottom of any fx pedal. Do you just glue the velcro on, or is there a 'special' glue so that you can take it off? Also which bit of the velcro do you stick on, the hard bit or the fuzzy bit? Ta!

Flying V's and Explorers may be associated with metal now, but when they first came out they were quite popular in Country bands.

Only when his Accountant isn't stealing it

I was never impressed with Fleas tone when he was using GK amps, so when I was buying mine I didn't consider GK. But I played @SilverFox's GK at a Bassbash and it sounded awesome.

And Mrs @Hamster provides reasonably priced refreshments

Plenty of under 50 year-olds were around in 1995

😝

Certainly since The Southbank Show moved to Sky Arts...

#thehook

Given the situation in the OP, definitely not.

Many years ago, I heard the same from a chap who had been in Van Morrison's touring band, but they got their revenge. VM had a rack for his harmonicas, and before each gig, members of the crew would take one, wipe their derrière with it, then replace it.

The mix on And Justice For All, is just right... 😉

Barry Manilow did not write 'I write the songs'.

In 1987 after releasing 'I got my mind set on you', George Harrison received votes for Best Newcomer in the Smash Hits readers Poll.

I've got that CD. Though it didn't make me cry.