Cosmo Valdemar

Hippie and The Skinhead - Peter Wyngarde

Ain't That A Shame - Fats Domino

It's just my opinion, no need to subject me to such a grilling.

It's a stunning custom bass with oven knobs stuck on the front.

I really want a Bass VI.

I love how, when the four most famous and influential musicians of the time (possibly ever) get together to compose and rehearse on a strict deadline, what do they do? Bum around for two days playing half-remembered snatches of songs from their youth and cracking childish jokes. Just like the rest of us. Episode 1 was a remarkable thing to watch, I frequently had goosebumps. Bonus comedy points for the director's obsession with torchlit Arabs.

Oblivion - Terrorvision

Do You Remember Walter? - Kinks

Pedant alert! Jon didn't sing falsetto.

Set Me On Fire - Type O Negative

I'm Eating In Bed - Cardiacs

Angry Angry - JPJ

2000 Man - KISS (far superior to the stones version)

That looks incredible. The oven knobs are a slightly bizarre choice though

Sister Disco - The 'oo

I managed 10 minutes. A documentary about Prog made by people who don't like Prog is an interesting but questionable approach.

How Sweet To Be An Idiot - Neil Innes

Big Bad Bass - Jet Harris

I don't disagree in principal, but if Jaydee already have a long waiting list for their standard designs I don't imagine they'd be looking to change things up.

Looks original, it's not uncommon for the lettering to wear off. I don't know if they used black plates on these particular models, but the rest - black hardwire and binding - checks out.

Harry Rag - Kinks