Skybone

"But you missed the pause in the middle eight"

This Tribal Antidote - Killing Joke

"That's not how they did it on the album"

The Rime of the Ancient Mariner - Iron Maiden

Resolving unpaid items with buyers | eBay 2 days apparently, but you need to report before 32 days.

Where The Streets Have No Name - U2

Running on Empty - Jackson Browne

The Loneliness of the Long Distance Runner - Iron Maiden

Let's see if I can remember them all... Kay Precision Westone Raider Aria Pro II SB Special II Westone Thunder 1A Washburn MB4 Tobias ? EBMM StingRay 2EQ Aria Pro II SB 1000 Aria Pro II SB Special II EBMM StingRay 2EQ Fender Jazz MIM Rickenbacker 4003 Fender Modern Player Jazz MIC Rockinbetter 4003 G&L L2000 Tribute Rockinbetter 4003 Tokai Thunderbird Bass Collection Californian Custom Walnut Faker Rickenbacker 4003

Didn't Algy Ward use a Guild B302 as well in the late 70's / early 80's?

I guess it would depend on which era they came from. A Thunderbird of a similar era to the Explorer pictured would possibly have similar machine heads. Just a thought.

Pretty much all of the Killing Joke back catalogue.

Victory? Explorer?

Precious & Grace - ZZ Top (as well as QOTSA & Billy Gibbons)

More Than A Feeling - Boston

Electric Wizard - Electric Wizard

I'm Happy - Ivor Cutler

Baker Street - Gerry Rafferty

Safety Dance - Men Without Hats

First and Last and Always - Sisters of Mercy

Hard Road - Black Sabbath

I had an MB4 from new in the sparkle black finish, bought it in '93 IIRC, the first new bass I'd ever bought. Good to look at, good to play, shame it only sounded OK. It was significantly lighter than the Westone Thunder 1A I had, so it became the main bass. The guitarist in the band I was in at the time also had a Washburn Mercury guitar (bought from the same shop). Haven't seen any of the 90's Washburns in a long time. Must admit, I much preferred their 80's basses.

Sweet Leaf - Black Sabbath

Right Here, Right Now - Fatboy Slim

Hall of the Mountain Grill - Hawkwind