fleabag

Ouch indeed. Just wait till you have a BBQ this summer, Greek

No dogs ? Then no gig. Move along folks - nothing to see here

[quote name='MoonBassAlpha' timestamp='1487191633' post='3237999'] That's them. They were from the Watford area and I saw them loads of times. It was about the nearest you'd get to seeing Zappa in a pub. The rest of the guys were equally talented, Ted Emmett, Lyndon J Connah, Tam Neill. The bassist, Andy Crawford, was fantastic too, but no longer plays. Jakko plays with King Crimson now, btw. [/quote] Oh, yes ...even back then they were damn good. Jakko was the font man wasn't he ? I remember him being a bit of a comedian - great live band Thanks for the info Moon. Didnt know he was with KC now

Oh dear ... why I didnt see any basses either

[quote name='MoonBassAlpha' timestamp='1487148441' post='3237427'] 64 Spoons [/quote] Thats a strange name .. oddly enough i saw a band back in the 80's or was it the 70's, called the 64 spoons , downstairs in The Corn Dolly, Oxford . He didnt know it back then but the gitwrist would later play with Level 42 .. bloke by the name of Jakko Jakszyk

Steely Dan hmm.. Or Brand X

" Looking for experienced singist. Must be African American lesbian catholic with one leg aged between 29-30 - must love dogs " "PS must be left handed"

Laughage !! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CLDaosE67XU

No love for SG basses for me,... But i'd love one of these again. Original shape Overwater bass. I had a single pup version about 15 years ago, and like the divot i am, i sold it. It had an Ebony cased Bill Lawrence pickup, but i wouldnt mind a 2 pickup model as below... photo found on Basschat too

I wonder if anyone has tried stuffing 4 neo mag 10's in a TE ? Then again, i suspect that would be messing with the TE sound a bit

[quote name='timmo' timestamp='1487068164' post='3236646'] She always looks very awkward when she is playing bass. Efficient and a decent player, but she doesn't look comfortable to me [/quote] Yeah i got that too. Something a bit ungainly and stiff ...cant put me finger on it, but nevertheless... efficient and decent , as you say

Or a politician

I'm in lurve...

Update incoming ... Sorted !

Love that 80's teal green Veillette Citron, Greek. They have a much more pleasing shape than modern V-C's

Naturist

These are fab.... padded too I have 2 of these Gaucho straps. Best i've ever found, including Comforts https://www.amazon.co.uk/Light-Brown-Guitar-Strap-Electric-x/dp/B002PX39NU/ref=sr_1_fkmr1_2?s=musical-instruments&ie=UTF8&qid=1487029039&sr=1-2-fkmr1&keywords=Light+Brown+%27Biker+Series%27+Leather+Guitar+Strap+for+Electric%2FAcoustic%2FBass+Guitar Also ace.. i have a couple of these too https://www.amazon.co.uk/Light-Leather-Guitar-Electric-Acoustic/dp/B002PWY6JC/ref=pd_sim_267_1?_encoding=UTF8&psc=1&refRID=GM6801SM0MYYJTGW6E1F

EDITED - the Greek already posted the vid

She wasn't too bad in the Tom Tom Club either

Merde !

[quote name='skankdelvar' timestamp='1487015242' post='3236292'] How strange that you should mention Nausea. For there is a strikingly prophetic passage in Sartre's 1938 existentialist novel La Nausée which bears upon this very topic. Antoine is sitting in the park contemplating things (as is his wont): [/quote] I think i'll have google Translate arrested

[quote name='spectoremg' timestamp='1487009321' post='3236236'] In that case there are more 'great' bass players around than I thought. Keep trying to justify her greatness ad nauseum people... [/quote] There's one thing here thats ad nauseaum and its not Tina Weymouth

[quote name='bonzodog' timestamp='1486933647' post='3235731'] Nonetheless she became a great bass player and musician [/quote] Quite agree dog.