Shaggy

Mon - Fri nites: with Elvis at Vegas Sat nite: with Girls Aloud (I've got all the outfits...... ) Sun: off Tour with Zeppelin round the festivals every summer

Had my eye on this for a while as a potential bargain - didn't last long!

[quote name='spike' post='603341' date='Sep 20 2009, 08:51 AM']I still do this one time out of three. I normally mess up because I get distracted by a good looking dancer in the audience.[/quote] Happened to me Friday night - came in on the E instead of the A on the yawn-inducingly simple "Chasing cars". Doh!

[quote name='Les' post='601203' date='Sep 17 2009, 12:16 PM']Glad thats settled. It's the bloody drummer, isn't it ?[/quote] Our drummer nails it spot on every time, guitarist invariably cocks up the intro, singer generally forgets when the chorus changes back to verse, so it almost always goes in the second set when everyone's too p*ssed to notice It's OK, not my favourite, but definately a crowd-pleaser

Common theme to all us hopeless cases? - You're looking at it

[quote name='henry norton' post='593312' date='Sep 8 2009, 09:26 PM']Used to be a Fender & MM man (MusicManMan!) All bolt on maple necks, but now getting into set neck Gibson inspired instruments - especially hollow bodied short scale and non reverse long(er than a fender) scale Thunderbirds. Don't know why, I suppose 23 years of the same old thing can end up pushing you the other way. (I hope my wife doesn't read this thread....)[/quote] That's damn spooky - I could have written that. You're not me are you? And I used to have an old Triumph ('66 650 Trophy)

Would have done just as well for Smashie & Nicie’s “theme anthem” as Bachman Turner Overdrives’s “Ain’t seen nothing yet” was. And none the worse for that. Class.

I was watching it, and frantically trying to work out how I could fit in a drive to Grimsby this weekend whilst hoping it would go realistically high so I could stop agonising. Shoulda, coulda.......didn't.

Yup! Lookin' for a decent 18" cab for some serious trouser flapping........ :brow: Awesome basses Have to say though, the GS Galaxy (p1 on this thread) a more useful all-rounder, and always gets a "WTF is that?"

[quote name='retroman' post='584953' date='Aug 30 2009, 09:27 AM']I too own a Gordon Smith, but not a bass though. It's a Graduate 60 Les Paul Copy. The build and finish of it is sublime. It really does play fantastically, although the pickups are perhaps a little too hot for my liking, though they can't be that bad, as I haven't bothered to change them yet! If GS started building basses again, I would most definately look at buying one, as they're guitars offer serious value for money, IMHO [/quote] That's one seriously nice EB-2 on the right!

Couldn't believe this went so cheap (£205) - if it hadn't been the other side of the country I'd have had it in a heartbeat Mind you, got enough valve amps in various states of decrepitude.....

One for cetera? [url="http://cgi.ebay.com/KISS-Gene-Simmons-owned-Gibson-Bass-Stage-Used-1975_W0QQitemZ120462586373QQcmdZViewItemQQptZLH_DefaultDomain_0?hash=item1c0c213205&_trksid=p3286.c0.m14"]http://cgi.ebay.com/KISS-Gene-Simmons-owne...id=p3286.c0.m14[/url]

Pull the volume control and an inflatable “autopilot” pops out of the back of the bass – just like in “Airplane” , it carries on with the interminable dull riffing during “Mustang Sally” or “Knockin’ on Heavens Door” whilst you go the bar for a swift one. Also the matching inflatable “groupie” ………no wait, that’s been done….… (waits for Smut Police )

[quote name='SS73' post='581589' date='Aug 26 2009, 04:35 PM']Could never understand what Jack Bruce's sound was, other than just a dull bass, Andy Fraser of Free, now his sound is just awesome with the EB3 and the reason I bought the Gibson.[/quote] +1 Likewise Jim Lea of Slade - great driving rock sound