Skybone

La Tristesse de la Lune - Celtic Frost

Bigmouth Strikes Again - The Smiths

Can You Dig It? - The Mock Turtles

One of the few Beato interviews I could actually sit through.

Beers, Steers & Queers - The Revolting Cocks

Hollowman - Entombed

Dancing on the Ceiling - Lionel Ritchie

Scooby Snacks - Fun Lovin' Criminals

Burning Down the House - Talking Heads

She Drives Me Crazy - Fine Young Cannibals

Man, I Feel Like a Woman - Shania Twain

Ooh, a lovely collection of basses. Love the Ibanez Musicians, especially the 8 string. And that 4005 is lovely.

Streetcleaner - Godflesh

Very nice.

Shakin' All Over - Johnny Kidd & The Pirates

Thighs of a Cow - The Wonder Stuff

Human Fly - The Cramps

Recently bought the Hercules cradle as well, not used it "in anger" yet, but it seems pretty decent.

Ice Cold Ice - Husker Du

Suprised no one's mentioned the Behringer BDI-21 yet.

Damage Case - Motorhead

Paranoid - Black Sabbath

This journey, into bass playing? What made you pick up that first bass at the start of this long and winding road? There seemed to be a lot of bass driven music around, growing up in the late '70's and early '80's, no matter the genre, though thanks to an older brother, I heard a lot of hard rock & metal, Sabbath, Hawkwind, Purple, etc. Hawkwind's "Space Ritual" stands out as the "wow" moment, then discovering Rush and others. Tried convincing my parents i needed a bass, but it wasn't til I was 16 that I got a Kay P bass and dodgy amp from a bloke that worked with my Dad... Do you still have the same fire and enthusiasm? Do you still love it? Fits and starts. Still love to play when I get around to it, but getting around to it takes a bit more these days, as I'm not in a band at the moment. What has changed along the way? Your taste in music, taste in basses? Taste in music has waxed & waned, visiting numerous rabbit holes, but still mainly hard rock & metal. What was the first bass? And what’s the latest? First: Kay P bass. Current: 4003 Always lusted after a Ric, took me 20 years before I finally bought one, but it was like coming home. Love them.