Skybone

Times They Are A Changin' - Bob Dylan

And there was me thinking it was a query about Warwick's Technical Services.

Up the Junction - Squeeze

Layla - Derek and the Dominoes

In the Air Tonight - Phil Collins

Fields of Gold - Sting

Drink and Be Merry - Amebix

Heaven Can Wait - Meat Loaf

Little Favours - KT Tunstall

World in Motion - New Order

Senses Working Overtime - XTC One, Two, Three, Four, Five, Senses Working Overtime

Nice

The Rhythm of the Night - Corona

If you want it to look impressive, then the Ampeg Micro VR or CL would be great (the mini stacks, the VR is the 200w version, the CL is the 100w version). One of the Fender Rumble amps could be a good investment? Maybe an Ashdown would be a good choice? CTM30? Maybe even the Hotone Thunder Bass micro head (5w) and a cab?

Times of Grace - Neurosis

Have a trawl through the "Basses For Sale", there's plenty of nice 5 strings to choose from there, and at many different price points, from affordable to lottery win.

Moonchild - Fields of the Nephilim

Had to do it a few times on various humbucker loaded guitars, just take your time.

Raise the G string polepiece & lower the E string polepiece. Only do say a quarter turn of the screw, then try it out. Obviously, don't leave it plugged when you're adjusting the polepieces.

Oblivion - Mastodon

Try: https://www.rickysounds.co.uk/product-category/keywinds/ https://www.soundaffects.com/accessories-c59/guitar-parts-c63/rickenbacker-bass-machinehead-set-4001-4003-5000550-p2025 https://www.soundaffects.com/accessories-c59/guitar-parts-c63/single-bass-machinehead-4001-4003-5000550-p3710 Or just carefully try and bend it back.

America Must Be Destroyed - GWAR

Tech21 VTBass 500? Very tempted by the ThunderBass just for mucking about at home.

Love Hawkwind, especially the Lemmy era. Space Ritual is one of my all time favourites. Saw them numerous times from the mid-80's through to the mid-90's, always a great live show, even when they started to up the synth content in the songs. It was always interesting to see what guitars Dave Brock was using, as he always used "affordable" guitars, Ibanez Artist's and Westone Spectrum's. The Alan Davey years were great too, lots of Rickenbacker growl, and Lemmy-sequel lines. Seen a few Hawkwind off shoots, Huw Lloyd Langton, Alan Davey's band. Great stuff.