Cosmo Valdemar

Take A Chance On Me - ABBA

It's Over - Badfinger

An Old Raincoat Won't Ever Let You Down - Rod Stewart

Hey Johnny Park! - Foo Fighters

Sandwiches Of You - Godley and Creme

Molt The Hoople

Lemmings (including Cog) - VDGG

The Ballad of Sir Frankie Crisp - George Harrison

That's considered the mistake, however in interviews with the band it was a mistake from rehearsals that they decided to keep as part of the song as it sounded good, rather than a mistake made during the recording session - by then it was a part of the song.

Joan of Arc - OMD

I can personally confirm that a 4 string Euro tuned down to C# is a thing of utter brutal perfection. They should come with this tuning from the factory 😆

Love You To Death - Type O Negative

Buddha of Suburbia - David Bowie

Machine Messiah - Yes

Europa Geht Durch Mich - Manic Street Preachers

Charlie Sheen - King's X

The Watchmaker - Steven Wilson

Countdown - Rush

Spread Your Wings - Queen

Thank you so much for making some plectrum demos!

Milk - Garbage

True or False - Scott Devours

Halloween In Heaven - Type O Negative

Not Hamer - apparently Burns! Well, not a 12-string in the modern sense, but still. A random pic of The Hollies popped up on Facebook the other day, and I was surprised to see Eric Haydock playing what looked like a Burns Double Six instead of his usual Fender VI. On closer inspection, those strings do look a bit thick... so I did a bit of digging and yes, Burns made a 12-string bass in the 60s. It was even on their now-archived website so potentially was still available as a custom order in recent years - the Double Six Apache model. It seems that all the featured players of the Apache Double Six played it as a standard 12-string guitar, however the glamour shots on the Burns site are all clearly strung as a bass: And, it seems it was used for recording as well! Jump to 1:10 for a slightly hesitant bass solo. Begins well but then he seems to regret starting it at all.