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Spanish castle magic - Hendrix

Enter sand, man - metallica. HNY!!

manic monday - Bangles

Death - Human reissue Trouble - Plastic Green Head reissue

Mariachi Monday - Arthur Benson

Certainly odd. Lol

Exactly this

If you set the pre dirty, you can stack it into the dist block, and also use the drive from the bass amps. On mine I'm using the bb preamp into the gain of the mesa amp block. but for me the bass drive is rubbish - as I can't seem to get enough low end for my taste

P bass Rotosound swing bass 50-110 tone fully open slight drive with my Marshall DBS amps eq set as a british frown rather than california smile through 1 or 2 410s

Down in a hole - Alice in Chains

yeah - as noted above, it's all about the contacts. My main band atm is an Ozzy/ Sabbath trib that I've been doing for 12 years or so. We started small and have built it slowly over that time, but due to the sad news in July, things have been mental. Also through some of the contacts I've made, I pick up work depping with a Metallica trib show among others. IMO You're better off finding an iconic band that ideally doesn't tour here or very rarely comes here and forming a band around that. JMB can be useful as can forums similar to this

Fred Bear - Ted Nugent

Mummy dust - ghost

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Battleship chains - Georgia satellites

I have a toltec in my Squier 50's P. it sounds great, and much better than the stock unit.

I gigged my little rig at the weekend at a venue in London. It would have been perfect apart from the fact that I needed a Wah for two songs 🙄 That being said, It worked really well and was complimented on the tones I got from the rig (GP5, Choc + and Weeping demon wah.) @Rayman I thought the same initially, but once I started tweaking EQ, and bass amp models, I found that it came good for me. With the eq and amp/cab options on offer within the unit, it's clearly been designed with the bass player in mind - perhaps not primarily, but definitely there

eve of the war - Jeff Wayne

alone - Heart (enola reversed lol)

bomber - Motorhead

Spitfire - British Lion

Up Up And Away - Hugh Masekela

Great to see the legend @King Tut last night playing at the Cart and Horses, Stratford - one of my 'home' venues yesterday. We had a great chat about many things including Steve's new sig bass. Stray were phenomenal as always, and I studied Harris at close quarters

Whiskey in the jar - Trad / Thin Lizzy / Metallica