Gotta love Nikki...
bass part sticks to your head..
bass part sticks to your head..
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It is isn't it! Awesome I meanA total fav of mine, awesome!

Chrome plated? Goes without saying
I could have found a use for it at our last gig to hold my skirt down, it kept riding up mid song and exposing my stocking tops, I was so embarrassed![]()
I was wearing some very loose French knickersIt's just a reminder to always wear some nice undies, otherwise you'll be flashing people your naughty bits![]()
It was a hot night! I actually adopted a bent over stance to drop my bass a little 
That's my 79 Epiphone Spirit.Loving the pink headstock, very different
Way better looking than Ozzy![]()
Slade with Jimmy Lea playing an odd looking EB
Aside, after boldly stating the other week that Jimmy Lea played with both fingers and a pick, after trawling through video's on youtube I cannot find one. I think I may well have a false memory in my head about that
Edit: here's an early one
Skirt and heels! I just show up with skinny jeans and a nice pair of Van's.Playing the bass in a skirt......... It ain't easy!
I know, previously my dad had a then state of the art stereo system made by Eko or somebody with tiny speakers; while it was way better than my old transistor radio I dutifully listened to radio Caroline and Luxembourg with there was no definition of instruments in any way. It was only when I got that Pioneer system that I first heard the bass guitar in most mixes (other than Entwistle's solo in My Generation).
Hifi, is a weird thing, I think as musicians we should appreciate it more than most but few do strangely. I find it a very useful tool in working out bits and pieces in stuff we play, not that the Banshees were ever doing anything difficult but it does help me a lot
Chrome plated? Goes without saying
I could have found a use for it at our last gig to hold my skirt down, it kept riding up mid song and exposing my stocking tops, I was so embarrassed![]()
Skirt and heels! I just show up with skinny jeans and a nice pair of Van's.
It's a lot of work just organizing all the gear and getting the show going. Hat's off to those who also put on makeup, hair, heels, skirts etc!
You are really a fun read, Chris!Chrome plated? Goes without saying
I could have found a use for it at our last gig to hold my skirt down, it kept riding up mid song and exposing my stocking tops, I was so embarrassed![]()
These clips were picked for vocal content, nothing more.
Actually the guitar player spends quite a bit of time airborne, has lots of Pete moves and does them convincingly. He is usually bleeding even in rehearsal, I
give him high marks. Our singer is quite mobile onstage, just not in these clip. The drummer is my twin brother he is almost 60 and when this was shot he had only been back behind a kit for 12 months with a 15 year hiatus between bands now he is unbelievable but he doesn't act like a 20 year old Keith that would be unrealistic. We auditioned alot of drummers none could play this stuff, the feel required is like no other material. So I dragged my brother out of retirement.
Our only real goal has been to recreate the sound of a live Who performance. We leave the bad wigs and fake accents to others.
You have a twin brother? God help us
Seriously, how do you get on in the band together? I can't have imagined ever being able to work closely with my sister, we were always arguing
I'm gonna stay outta this 'cause I'm strictly a NR guy(for myself)but I'll be following the suggestions with great interest. Oh, what the hell: Honduran mahogany cherry stainclear coatedebony fret board, two single pup, Hipshot bridge and tuners, your take on a TBird headstock
Drums ain't no treat either! (a situation that was "enhanced" by the fact that I was wearing nothing but a tube sock underneathPlaying the bass in a skirt......... It ain't easy!
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Slade with Jimmy Lea playing an odd looking EB
Aside, after boldly stating the other week that Jimmy Lea played with both fingers and a pick, after trawling through video's on youtube I cannot find one. I think I may well have a false memory in my head about that
Edit: here's an early one