Cosmo Valdemar

I used one of these for years. A great pedal, until it suddenly died one day 😔 Funnily enough I thought it had a much more dramatic flange than my Boss, but then that is bass-specific so the flange doesn't affect the low end as much.

Fine Line - Paul McCartney

Ozzmosis is a fantastic bass and drums album.

Our Lady of Blessed Acceleration - Pig Iron

Fair point. I always get mine on Amazon, no issues yet thankfully! Luckily I rarely need to buy them as they last ages 😄

Crawling Up A Hill - John Mayall

I didn't think that was much of a saving until I saw how much they were asking originally... 😳

Valley Boy - Manic Street Preachers

Tramp - ZZ Top

My funeral song! Dandy - Kinks

I've got to disagree there - the first three Sabbath albums have a very clearly defined mix to my ears. It's a very live, hard stereo-panned sound and I've always found it easy to pick out Geezer's basslines. Vol 4 is a murky mess though. I always felt Geezer sounded a lot more discipline on the Dio material, but then so did the band as a whole. Less improv.

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A lot of Never Say Die sounds like it's played with a pick - and a Rickenbacker, despite what Geezer says 😄

When I saw him play with G//Z/R supporting Fear Factory he played with a pick, IIRC.

Subterranean Homesick Alien - Radiohead

The Great Southern Trendkill - Pantera

This Strange Engine - Marillion

Indeed! He then moved on to ESP/LTD.

I remember these! Late 90s, I think it was? I never got the chance to play one but always loved the sideways knobs. There was a more extreme-styled version as well, and later they made instruments with standard knobs. A good friend has one of their guitars and it's a great instrument.

Nothing Left - Machine Head

Snooze Button - Snot

Mad thought - would it be possible to install the preamps into a pedal, thereby giving us humble SB700 players a chance to get those tones?