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Any Steely Dan album, but especially Aja and The Royal Scam.

Rockabillytastic!

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I think my biggest pleasant surprise was a Carpenters live set with some great drumming and a couple of fantastic sounding guitar solos.
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Goodbye To Love has to have one of the best crafted guitar solos ever.

The Riddle - Nik Kershaw

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Tony Levin is no slouch either!
[/quote]And is there a cooler bass player out there? Not IMO.

[quote name='Schnozzalee' timestamp='1371935882' post='2119918'], a nice ocean turquoise for me!
[/quote]Now you're talking!

As ever these things are a nonsense.

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Run To The Hills
Mr Big
Walk This Way
Woman From Tokyo
Ant Music

Wet weekend bump

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just watched this (with the wife grumbling ), I'd forgotten all about Man - I'm going to have to revisit them
[/quote]A great band; if you can get hold of a copy of either the Man live DVD or either of Deke Leonard's books you're in for a treat.

My keyboardist uses one of these, they are brilliant, old school, but brilliant.

Seems like a rather nice altruistic idea, I'll have a dig around and see if I've got any hanging about.

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[size=4]A couple of times I stopped for a kebab mid trial, which has affected results. I even things out with a fag and a copy of The Sporting Life upon my throne.[/size]
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This
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Weigh yourself holding bass on bathroom scales. Then weigh yourself on your own. (you+bass) - you = bass
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Do it a couple of times and pick the most consistent result. Conversely anglers' scales.

I'm just glad that it raised the profile of Joe Walsh, or reminded people of his existence, amongst my guitar playing chums. The man is as mad as a hat stand, but hat stands are wonderful and useful things

"I can't complain, but sometimes I still do." what a great line.

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Where is EZ Towers, exactly?
[/quote]Purley, not far from you at all.

I wanted to get out and play more (too many guitarists, a great many of whom were and are better than me)

Bass is my favourite instrument to listen to (even when I exclusively played guitar)

Pino

Reduced to £100, get in quick!

Great amps, especially when paired with the right cab; what did you play through? If you like MB you'll probably like Phil Jones stuff too, a very similar tone but more 'precise'.

Because osteopaths need more work

I really don't remember the specifics, but I recall I was fed up with the pervading attitude on TB. I visited both for a good while, but then became BC centric. I look at TB occasionally, but BC is my main daily forum squeeze.

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That is stunning!
[/quote]Thank you sir! A great sounding bass that had to move on due to head dive making my shoulder very sore indeed

I do like a Telecaster, it has to be said.

I no longer have this, but here's my old double P: additional p/up, drop D, scratch plate, stripped neck.

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