MacDaddy

you were lucky to get the money from him, but that's a whole other thread!

I feel your pain. I often think about trying to find my first Shuker, the only 6 string bass that felt comfortable and I've been able to play

In my day, going to uni meant not having to get a proper job. It was about getting pished and laid for 3 years. I managed to do plenty of the former, and not as much of the latter.

Life's too short? What do you do that's longer?

Steve Harris

Bootsy Collins. You always know when it's Bootsy!

Is it possible to be banned from the For Sale threads? Asking for a friend...

Must admit to having had a splendid evening. I'd be up for another 😁

Your Italian style, flair, and panache, is obviously wasted on Basschat! 🇮🇹

Tort

@Status @obbm There's a few we "lost" to Finnbass: Thumper, BassFerret,

If it's the same size, I'd be very interested in a 600w Gnome.

Are you going to transfer the Mike Lull graphic, or leave it blank?

As has been pointed out earlier, it's rather difficult to see what track this thread is actually on. In this instance I'm regretting adhering to the edict of the "Don't post before reading" thread.

I still like Mudhoney 😎

Noone ever says Nu metal, or pop punk ended hair metal, it's always Gunge that gets blamed. Diminishing returns were affecting the hair metal scene from after the mid 80s. Few hair metal bands (or those who got lumped into the scene) who released their first album after 1987, had a more successful album. Extreme are the only exception I can think of. I never 'got' Gunge, it just seemed like a lack of effort both visually and musically. The most interesting bands to me, like Pantera and Alice in Chains, had been part of the hair metal scene before.

What's the difference between snowmen and snowwomen? Snowballs.

Go on the YouTube and search for "And Justice For All with bass", enjoy! 😃

Anything featuring Bootsy Collins Anything featuring Larry Graham

Doris Day? I never said she didn't!

I went with a friends band when they played at an American airbase. Once through the gates it was like stepping into the states. Can't remember how we got drinks as I'm sure the bar only took dollars.

AFAIK, Bono and The Edge are still on the board of Directors at Fender. Just sayin'.