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This ole house- shakin stevens

she's electric - oasis

electric avenue - Eddie Grant

On the subject of powering the systems, I recently did a large 3k festival with a small board, including the glxd+, a boss rc3 and a couple of other pedals using a usb powered multiway splitter and mobile phone charger. It handled everything without a grumble from a 10000mah brick. One of these - https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/395698273772?mkcid=16&mkevt=1&mkrid=711-127632-2357-0&ssspo=9i8vcyy4re2&sssrc=4429486&ssuid=2qBK-qb7QYq&var=&widget_ver=artemis&media=COPY in fact I usually use this power setup as I always prefer to have as few power supplies as possible at front of house and means potentially quicker crossovers at busy festivals.

Octopus’s garden - them 4

looks good I look forward to a full review later lol

the bands played on - Saxon

I have a selection of systems, which I use dependant on the size of the stage etc. Number one is my Shure glxd16+. It will do a 5 hour rehearsal without even breaking a sweat and dropping one of the 6 lights charge wise. pedalboard friendly and has a clear display with a built in tuner. also as it's the + model it uses both 2.4 and 5.8ghz. number 2 is line6 relay g30. great for most pub and small shows. Easy to find at a reasonable price and pedalboard friendly. with both of these systems the transmitter goes into my back pocket. number 3 is a 5.8ghz bug type system I got on amazon for around £35. simple, and adjustable. Used as a back up.

Dance of death - Maiden

under the graveyard - Ozzy

'ello John, got a new motor? - Alexei Sayle

Sloppy (I Saw My Baby Gettin') - DEVO

Sweet like chocolate- shanks and bigfoot

My boy lollipop- the Cadillacs

Black cow - Steely Dan

Willy and the hand jive - Clapton

I’d normally have been all over this- but I had one of those Marshall dbs cabs. Totally impractical for anything other than very large venues and arenas. On top of this I had trouble selling it on because of this. amazing head and the mbc 410s are great cabs but…..

Addicted to that rush- mr big

ghouls, ghouls, ghouls - Mothley Crue

Hocus pocus - focus

tenor madness - john coltrane

With cover bands, usually either 2 or 3 45 min sets tributes - either one set of 60-75 mins or two sets of between 45-60 originals - one set of 40-90 dependant on placement on the bill.

Gold - spandau ballet