slaphappygarry

I bet its pulled in no time at all. eBay will be all over that in no time and close it down. G

That is obsene Would be interesting to hear his playing in a band now. G

[quote]With a bit of polyeurathane foam sandwiched between, they're great for isolating speakers.[/quote] With a paving slab sandwiched between them, they make great anchors.

at long last Now, go use it G

Nice man, Nice tunes and brilliant playing all round. I think mix wise the bass sits well, maybe could be brought forward a tiny touch. Its the drums that are lacking sonically for me. its sounds as if they have been compressed too much? I would give them more top end on the EQ side of things and let them breath a little more. Same with the sax, just a little more verb and things sould nicely open up. G

MU Rates would be worth looking at Luke. Cant go far wrong. the cover everything from playing time, gear lugging, mileage (15p per mile after the first 30 i believe) Check it out [url="http://www.musiciansunion.org.uk/site/cms/contentChapterView.asp?chapter=1"]http://www.musiciansunion.org.uk/site/cms/...w.asp?chapter=1[/url] G

nah, not at all man, its a very interesting train of thoughts.

Fear of a Blank planet is the first PT album i have got. I dont think DT have had any 'Radrunner' influence in their production if i am being honest. Watching the DVD (and seeing credits) Portnoy and Petrucci seem well behind the driving seats. Maybe its in the in the mix but I dont hear what you are talkign about too heavily... What i do hear are heavy influences in the mixes: Track 1 - Rush (instrumental) Track 3 - Metallica (arrangement and vocals) Track 6 - Muse (Keys and arrangement - heavy Queen vox too) Its interesting but i wonder how it will settle with me G

Wow, do you guys do any powerballads Cool stuff G

Nice

I know what you mean. Been listening to it all day and none of it is rally sinking in well. I love the porcupine tree album BTW G

thats one every 15 nano seconds. G

haha, that is the very bass i ripped of when making my Geddy Custom. The electronics colours are perfect. G

Each musician should see about £100+ a night IMHO. G

Yeah, the trademark DT drum sound has tamed down alot (which i like) and the bass is sticking out a little more (MM maybe is to thank for this?) All in all good. I do hate the distirted vocal part in Dark eternal night so far and some keyboard parts sound terrible. G

What do we thing. If you aint got it, get the version with the DVD. Its worth the £££ alone. I am gonna see them in Newcastle on Saturday Cannot wait G

[quote name='guitarnbass' post='13132' date='Jun 6 2007, 04:47 PM']Name me an interesting John Myung bassline or solo. I haven't heard his stuff, just seen his video, which wasn't very good.[/quote] Check out the solo in dance of eternity Their new DT album which came out on Monday is excellent. Am gonna see Mr Myung and DT on saturday in Newcastle G

I have two. They are PERFECTLY accurate. Even had one drop E-C with no problems at all. Best bit of kit i ever bought for my 4 strings. G

1. Timmy Commerford (RATM/Audioslave) 2. Chris Wostenholme (Muse) 3. Tony Levin 4. Jaco Pastorius 5. Trevor Dunn (Mr Bungle)

[quote]Hah - it was the encore song and I'd got quite bored of it by that point.. 7 mins.. pffft[/quote] Hehe - stingray sounded great

You can just download it from the website man, no cd, no hassle. Simple as pie. Give 'us a shout in future eh G

Sounds good, you could have at least [i]pretended[/i] to enjoy yourself though G