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Looking forward to it. With Reiner in the writer/director chair, plus original band members, i think it will be top notch. St Hubbins was the patron saint of quality footwear

Had a lovely deal with Mark, selling him my MLD preamp/D.I No fuss, didnt try to beat me up on the price. Simply paid up and that was that. A scholar and a gent Trade with Mark with 100% confidence. The feedback says it all

I had Armstrongs in my twin pup SB900 when then original 80's one died on the treble side. They are superb, they were cheaper than Rautia, and had them in 2 weeks, as opposed to 3 months

Nah, play it right handed , upside down, and strings back to front. Easy peasy

Thanks MD

Bravo !! Encore !! Encore !!

That looks as black as black can get, so if you think you can coat the whole neck, despite some faint residue of the Fiebings, then quink away sir. That could be a service for you in the future. " Necks quinked, enquire within " Yah ?

Horrible look, FF basses. As for playing one, judging by the answers, the lord giveth and then the lord taketh away.

Keep an eye out for a Wal Mk2 will ya Dave ? Cheers

Great info sprock

Excellent stuff sprock. And you get to play that brilliant Del boy bass line on Kashka.

I think you'll find Water bloke already posted about that

What a bottomer 🤕 Plan A then Andy

Yeah i saw a few of the band vids and noted that

Does anyone have Entwistle JBXN jazz pickups in their bass , and has anyone changed the covers ? Firstly, I was thinking of dumping a pair of JBXN's in a bass, but wondered if they just dropped in ? I know they're a tad deeper than regular ole JB pickups, but my concern is mainly with the lengths and the widest part of the screw mount distance front to back. The other thing is covers. A few times in the distant past, iv'e changed covers for some bought on Ebay or whatever, and the poles never seem to line up with the replacement covers. If anyone has changed theirs, did your JBXN pole pieces line up ok with the holes in the new covers ? If you can help, lovely

There's a few of that band on YT , ez. Yer pals must be in one of them, at least !

Godammit.

And another fabulous bass line from Moving, on The Kick Inside album. David Paton's bass line is simple and luxurious, covered here by some lady with a great tone.

There's a tribute band called Cloudbusting, and features Kate Bush ex bassister and ex partner, Del Plamer. Palmer played bass on many tracks on 2nd album Lionheart and subsequent albums. He wasnt on the first , The Kick Inside His bass line on Kashka From Baghdad is stunning on the original, which he stated he should have used a fretless, as it was a track that was perfect for one. So here he is with Cloudbusting and superb vocalist Mandy Watson. Del on a Zon, by the look of it. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WJ-9TWI-UAk

We used to dream of living in a tent.

I think it was her brother Paddy that had a penchant for exotic instruments. Wuthering was recorded at Air Studios under Dave Gilmour's wing in '77 I always thought she was an incredibly clever writer and the fact that she was a late teen when she wrote Wuthering. But because Wuthering was the first single anyone had heard from her, it wasn't known at that time, that she had written The Man With A Child In His Eyes when she was 13.

Another professional looking axe. Good work Rob !