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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PA_NP0k-G3o

Epic stuff. Eric B Rakim. One of the best rappers who ever put his voice down. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I-zjxYrkKUs

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxe5f371rrg

I smell Troll.

The mighty Herbaliser. Fantastically creative Hip Hop. [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=z7r2SIZYdrU[/media]

[quote name='Rich' timestamp='1488969220' post='3253291'] The V7 fiver weighs a shade over 10lbs. You can shave 1/2lb off that by fitting lightweight tuners as one or two of us here have done (I think). Mine says it was made in Indonesia. I believe they still are. Certainly no build issues with mine. You can order direct from Sire in the US if you want to take the hit on tax and duty. What with the [bittersarcasm] recent fantastic performance of our glorious national currency [/bittersarcasm] I very much doubt there's any saving to be made by going direct to Sire. As far as Europe are concerned, it's either Thomann in Germany or [url="https://www.strumentimusicali.net/default.php/manufacturers_id/609/Marcus-Miller-by-Sire.html"]Strumenti Musicali in Italy[/url]. But they're both the same price. [/quote]Ok. Thanks Rich.

I've not heard of Black Moon before. I will check them out. Cheers.

Fantastic old school Hip Hop from the master's. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=izCSC1Vtui4

DJ Premier with some old school masters of Hip Hop. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mnl7Q_IBXbw

Im a little surprised at some peoples definition of Hip Hop. Some great stuff though. This is killer.. [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x8W6_grAI0Q[/media]

i need a little advice. Im interested in the V7 5, but I'm worried about he weight. Where is it best to order them from.? also are they made in Indonesia or china now.? i understand you can order them direct from Sire or from Thomman.?

They raised a lot of money for soldiers who had PTSD that came back from the Falkland's War . I just wish there was more support for my friends that have come back and in real trouble. [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=azMRIHIyt1Y[/media]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rztpwexog30

Yep. This is fantastic. [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TxoL3uQbPoc[/media]

Wasn't this the first single they released

Dire Straits at there best imo. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0fAQhSRLQnM

Danny has a huge amount of vids on youtube. Great bloke. Knows his stuff. Lives in Japan. And he's a monster player. [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KONzgaKtwuc[/media]

[quote name='jd2112' timestamp='1488157816' post='3246429'] That's Will Lee playing bass [/quote]Are you sure its Will Lee.? [color=#252525][font=sans-serif]On "Walk Between the Raindrops", they combined bass parts playing on a [/font][/color][url="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Keyboard_bass"]keyboard bass[/url][color=#252525][font=sans-serif] and [/font][/color][url="https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bass_guitar"]bass guitar[/url][color=#252525][font=sans-serif]. Doubling bass lines would "become common practice on many records ,"[/font][/color]

There was a bass on here many moons ago (sorry) that was once owned by Randy HOPE Taylor. It was not a Jazz bass style. it was a natural wood bass. a bit like an Ibanez. I'm sure the wood had a Walnut top with an ebony fingerboard. Anyone know where this bass is.?. Anyone know where this bass is. ?

Seems I've strayed a little. Im not sure if Donald played this synth bass line. But it is just superb in every way. wonderful music. [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c5LSRrAwUtA[/media]

[quote name='bumnote' timestamp='1488151403' post='3246397'] we had missed the show in 74 because they cancelled. and we waited another 20 odd years to get the opportunity to see what was one of my favorite bands of all time. I went up with a bunch of friends/musicians and sat at the side of the hall towards the back. The sound was awfull and made worse because we got a sound reflection off the back wall about a second after we heard it the first time. Considering they were so particular and achieved such clarity and quality in their recordings we were hoping for a good live sound which we just didnt get. Although it didnt really bother me, in that 20 odd years they had become far more jazzy/ if thats the right word, Walter played guitar, I cant remember if there was a second guitar, but we were hoping for some of those biting solos from the earlier albums, but it sounded more like jazz noodling to me than reelin in the years It was extremely disappointing, and I guess we had built our expectations up to a level that would have been difficult to achieve. . [/quote]This will in no way make up for your disappointment. But i hope a little joy comes from this classic from Alive In America. The album is amazing. so much groove. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TqKC38A8QjI

[quote name='bumnote' timestamp='1488151403' post='3246397'] we had missed the show in 74 because they cancelled. and we waited another 20 odd years to get the opportunity to see what was one of my favorite bands of all time. I went up with a bunch of friends/musicians and sat at the side of the hall towards the back. The sound was awfull and made worse because we got a sound reflection off the back wall about a second after we heard it the first time. Considering they were so particular and achieved such clarity and quality in their recordings we were hoping for a good live sound which we just didnt get. Although it didnt really bother me, in that 20 odd years they had become far more jazzy/ if thats the right word, Walter played guitar, I cant remember if there was a second guitar, but we were hoping for some of those biting solos from the earlier albums, but it sounded more like jazz noodling to me than reelin in the years It was extremely disappointing, and I guess we had built our expectations up to a level that would have been difficult to achieve. . [/quote]Extremely disappointing is an understatement. Im sorry that happened. Live music can be quite unpredictable i guess.