Doctor J

That must be one of the earlier versions. The new firmware update allows you select how old the wood is, how it was dried and whether it's flatsawn or quartersawn.

I mean, yeah, but you just know there's an agitated bassist you will never meet at the bar who, without even turning around to look, is thinking "Maple fretboard?!?!?!? NOOOOOOOOOO! The tone is too bright now!!!"

Will it be possible to sell and, in the seemingly unlikely event it turns out to be the wrong choice, buy the same cab again in the future? If yes, sell, sell, sell!

Dave Groan

It's very real, sadly.

Behler was a good drummer, my first gig was Megadeth touring this album in 88. He could play. The way they recorded that album screwed him, though, as they recorded the drums and cymbals separately, as was fashionable at the time. He was no Gar, for sure, but he was better than that album.

Fantastic. Gar was such an incredible drummer, too.

A mate just sent me this. Tight. Tight as fooook.

The original And Justice For Jason didn't have Jason on it either, ironically enough. It was some dude playing his interpretation of what he thought Jason played. It looks like it has been tweaked to include the original tracks which became available through Guitar Hero. I'd love to hear the whole thing mixed again by Steve Thompson, who has offered to do it more than once. Jason's playing on it is worth hearing for sure. From the comments 1. 0:00:00 - Blackened – *(Original Jason’s bass track) 2. 0:06:42 - …And Justice For All – *(Original Jason’s bass track) 3. 0:16:30 - Eye Of The Beholder – (Bass Cover) 4. 0:23:09 - One – *(Original Jason’s bass track) 5. 0:30:44 - The Shortest Straw – *(Original Jason’s bass track) 6. 0:37:34 - Harvester Of Sorrow – (Bass Cover) 7. 0:43:29 - The Frayed Ends Of Sanity – (Bass Cover) 8. 0:51:12 - To Live Is To Die – (Bass Cover) 9. 1:01:00 - Dyers Eve – *(Original Jason’s bass track)

Ah yeah, some of the STDs those boys must have gotten over the years would make you wince

When Relapse put out the remasters of Atheist's first three albums, on Unquestionable Presence they included the demos featuring Roger Patterson and a bass and drum track where you really get to hear Tony Choy at work.

It's just fuel for more songs, though. Everybody loses.

The irony of a show currently flagellating itself for it's long-running usage of lazy racist stereotypes accusing someone of racism is quite astonishing, it must be said.

This thread is taking longer to perish than the most ostentatious Hollywood death.

Band Blandula

Doon Toon with Andy Broon

Thatcher Vs The Pit

Glovvies of Luvvies Pitstoker Redgrave's Haunted Ghost Phantom of the Wobblah Stagefingerer The Sweat Dripping from Larry Grayson's Whip End-of-level Pit Boss

If I had to ask the question, I'd keep the money until I definitely knew the answer.

Yeah, picked up the CD. Good album, if nothing mind blowing.

Going on a recent post in the MetroExpress thread, it would a appear they don't.

Just get one with spiral saddles and put the strings wherever you want, there must be different coloured ones out there somewhere

When there's a video with a load of basses made of the same materials which all sound the same, then we will cross the border into usefulness.