SteveXFR

I came across this earlier about the Chilli Peppers lowest point. I'm not a huge fan of post BSSM chilli peppers but I'll listen now and then but this song blows.

Avenues & Alleyways - Rancid

Long slow goodbye - Queens Of The Stone Age

I'm afraid mine is rather simple but I think it's now right how I want it Harley Benton power supply Boss TU3 tuner Origin Effects Cali76 compressor Darkglass vintage microtubes overdrive Two Notes LeBass preamp. The Le Bass has a beautiful creamy clean channel and the dirty channel just adds a nice, light valve overdrive. The vintage microtubes is set to give a really nice dirty tone when combined with the Le Bass clean channel. The compressor is just always on. It's all a bit monochrome looking but gives the sounds I want. I am very tempted to replace the Le Bass with a Origin Effects bassrig super vintage.

Sit down - James I hate myself for even mentioning that band but I'm too lazy to think of an alternative.

Angry chair - Alice In Chains

Angry Inch - Type O Negative

Outkast Stinkfist - Tool

Stay clean - Motorhead

Cigarettes and alcohol - Oasis

Everything's ruined - Faith No More

Green hell - Misfits

Descending Angel - Misfits

Devil man - White Zombie

Fat bottom girls - Queen

It does seem that a big hit early on does ruin bands. I think they end up afraid to do anything creative after that just in case it doesn't do well. They need to keep the sales up once they've got used to the money, women/men/other and drugs. Like Dave Hedgehog in Bottom said, it's all about birds, booze and budgerigars.

I would argue the talent point is unfair. He can technically sing, he just does it in a way that sounds so bland. I think that's the problem with Coldplay, they're all decent enough musicians, they just make music that is extremely bland. It's the sonic equivalent of beige.

I don't know that one. Do you have sheet music and tabs for it?

War Pigs - Sabbath

Sargent peppers lonely etc, etc - The Beatles

Number of the beast - Iron Maiden

Yes, I'm amazing at playing bass because I can do something that isn't a part of playing bass. I'm also an amazing lover because I can change the oil in a car.

I rarely play guitar and I'm not good at all. Any idiot (including me) can play barre chords.

It'll be fine as long as there's a roadie with a fire extinguisher and a bucket of sand. Rammstein is one band who need a big stage but their shows are so much more than just music. I think someone whose not in to Rammsteins music could enjoy their shows almost as a theatre show.

I read something online from a guitarist who said he will respect bassists when he meets one who can play barre chords. I guess 95% of bassists can play them but why would you use them on a bass?