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Re-named. I suspect it'll get locked and that'll be for the best.

Surely it should be the best quality bass

If it's going to be a bass off it needs to be neutral ground. Therefore no Jaco, no Zeppelin. I assume neither of you are too familiar with grindcore so there's a neutral ground for handbags at dawn. I understand Frantic Disembowlment is pretty tough, it's certainly fast so how about it?

Catamaran - Kyuss

Wind in the ego a bit. You're just making yourself look a bit of a tool

Apologies for my misunderstanding

Some of them actually could play (Clash, Damned and Stranglers) and generally those still going really can play now. I saw UK Subs recently supporting Bad Religion and they're seriously good now.

I didn't support the postal strikes until I saw an interview with the boss of Royal Mail. What a thoroughly horrible bloke with a terrible attitude towards his employees.

Whatever you do, don't get an isobaric cab and expect light weight and good sound because you'll get neither. The 212 is very punchy though. I had a 115 which sounded very deep and was loud but a little mushy. I'm currently using a 410 which sounds spot on but it weighs as much as a cow.

Be quiet and drive - Deftones Metal bands are more polite

Back to school - Deftones Great band, terrible song.

Mmmmmmoooootttthhhhhheeeeeeerrrrrrr - Danzig

To Sirrus - Gojira

I don't know who I am - The Cribs

You're doomed - Andy Swedlove

Sitting on the Dock of the bay - Otis Redding

Weeble wobble - Eliminate

Vibrator - Motorhead

Sputnik - Public Service Broadcasting

Road to Hull - Chris Rea

Start - The Jam

Seems like a perfect reply

Sex Pistols were the manufactured boy band of punk, not really the place to look for what punk was about. For most punk was an escape from a depressing time, a community of like minded people and music which gave an output for built up frustration and anger. Punk existed in New York quite a long time before it started in London. The name punk was first used in a fanzine in NY. The London scene definitely does not represent the world of punk.

Most punks aren't in to the whole sex pistols anarchy and tartan trousers thing that was just a small part of the genre. Punk existed long before that in America. I don't think Stooges ever mentioned anarchy. Most punk bands were in it for the music and there's lots of sub genres with different sounds. Something like Rancid is a whole different musical world to Sex Pistols. Have a listen to something like Maxwell Murders by Rancid, it's certainly not the root note, slightly out of time bashing that you'd hear from Sid Vicious.