Leonard Smalls

Soldier Soldier - Spizz Energi

As I said, listen to Bootsy! Here's a fine example - bear in mind it's a PFunk show so it's often daft and/or cheesey with jokes galore, both musical and lyrical. There's very occasional tasters to build the mood, then eventually it becomes this huge thing that is Bootsy's bass. I saw him on this tour, and it was awesome, in the true sense of the word! Sounds best loud...

0750 this morning in my garden... Just stopped now.

he feels like a doris - the door and the window (this song coincidentally has a washing machine solo!)

S'not that bad! I made it all the way from Felindre over the top to Anchor then Clun and Church Stretton in a Peugeot estate

Listen to Bootsy - he does it all...

In a break with tradition, and possibly inspired by rediscovering my DOD Envelope Filter, I've ditched atonality and racket for ethereal vocals, a rousing PFunk chorus and a Phat bassline complete with solo... Not many lyrics, but they're about the joys of working together. Wal is not only going through DOD filter and Darkglass overdrive, but also triggering 5 synths....

I'm a member too...

London Calling - The Clash

Yakety Yak (Don't Talk Back) - Chas and Dave

Just in case anyone's anywhere near Hereford Saturday 23rd... There's 8 bands ranging from excellent punk-ska headliners, Culture Shock (2200), through old school punk (The Samples 2055, Borrowed Time 1820, Ambition Demolition 1635), Us (Choked, punkfunkprog with 2 basses - we're on at 1955), PoetryDanceRapPunk (Dead Sheeran 1730) , nu-school youngpunx (The Human Error 1545, Sak! 1440) and excitingly, Rat Boy's Magic Show, as seen at Rebellion every year (1910).

Bitter and Twisted -Roger Daltrey

Do What I Tell Ya! - Infectious Grooves

Walkin' On Sunshine - Rocker's Revenge

Pickin' Up The Pieces - Average White Band