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Just turning down the middle frequencies in the EQ. Some basses and amps have the mids low even with the EQ set flat.

50 million year trip - Kyuss

One - Metallica

2 become 1 - Spice Girls

46 and 2 - Tool

3's and 7's - Queens Of The Stone Age

Sadly Peter Steele won't put up much of a fight these days unless you believe in ghosts.

Kick out the jams - MC5

Works for all genres including goth metal. Peter Steele used to play his on a chain strap for live shows.

Gravedigger Song - Mark Lanegan

Bombtrack - RATM

Dixie Whiskey - Eyehategod

Debussy Whipped - Butcher Babies

Viva Las Vegas - Dead Kennedys

I'm seeing them at The Fleece in Bristol, great venue and the world's stickiest floor

Lost in Holywood - System Of A Down

I've not seen Unsane before but I have seen Part Chimp, they put on a solid show.

I put a Darkglass preamp in my old Sub Ray. It made a big difference, the stock preamp is junk, replacing it with just about anything is an improvement.

Next up is New York hardcore punk legends Agnostic Front supported by Matt Freeman of Rancid's new band Charger. It's going to be a good night.

Ace of Spades played by Ian Lemmy Kilmister with Motorhead Holiday In Cambodia played by Klaus Flouride with Dead Kennedys Love Will Tear Us Apart played by Peter Hook with Joy Division Jeremy played by Jeff Ament with Pearl Jam Waiting Room played by Joe Lally with Fugazi

Cute Machines - Scars On Broadway

We went to a Motorhead tribute show last night. I wasn't convinced i wanted to go but there was beer there do I thought why not. I was really impressed by Motorheadache, their Lemmy had all the right gear, some of it ex Lemmy. Obviously having all the gear is no good if its not played right but he was spot on and the vocals were really close. Their Fast Eddie and Mickey Dee were really good as well. If you're interested, there's a load of details about the bassists gear here https://www.motorheadache.com/

Guerilla Radio - Raga Against The Machine

Plenty of famous musicians have had very distinctive instruments stolen. Klaus Flouride, Dead Kennedys bassist had probably the most distinctive and battered looking jazz bass in punk but that didn't stop it getting stolen. Doyle from Misfits guitars are home made one offs and he's had a couple stolen.