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No, yer not. For years bass amp makers have tried to get clean and power. Then most everyone wants to f---* it up.:wacky:

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When I was a young bass player all those months ago, patronising [bees]dicks would tell me, in that way that they are always so entitled to do, distortion is wrong on bass and don't play so hard. Of course I listened to them.
 
hey, this technology's also used in condenser mike supplies..:)

I’m going to take your word for it :)

Holy crap. Does the Mod know you said that?

The ‘English’ Beat are just called ‘The Beat’ except in the US, as far as I know. There were two other (that I know of) American bands called The Beat that were signed to a major before the ‘English’ Beat. One became The Paul Collins Beat, the other became Hi-Fi, which was also taken, so they became The Prime Movers and had a side band called Dread Zeppelin. Fun facts :)
 
The anatomy of a seven day cold:

Monday - scratchy feeling in nasopharynx
Tuesday - runny nose and aching joints
Wednesday - head full of snot and rocks
Thursday - head still full of snot and rocks
Friday - fluid mainly moved to lungs, cough, cough, weird barking sneezes
Saturday - slight residual cough, talking like Iggy Pop
Sunday - should be right as rain
 
When I was a young bass player all those months ago, patronising [bees]dicks would tell me, in that way that they are always so entitled to do, distortion is wrong on bass and don't play so hard. Of course I listened to them.

Self-proclaimed experts are one of the banes of existence. And some males are really, really good at it. :mad:
 
There's an interesting little rabbit hole. Established bands who have been obliged to change their names, at least in part, because America.

The Beat (UK)
Flowers (Aus)
Shihad (NZ)

The Comsat Angels are labeled The CS Angels in the States. Not sure if that’s everywhere and it’s a pretty dated reference :)
Wasn’t the band Yaz originally named Yazoo?
 
I’m going to take your word for it :)



The ‘English’ Beat are just called ‘The Beat’ except in the US, as far as I know. There were two other (that I know of) American bands called The Beat that were signed to a major before the ‘English’ Beat. One became The Paul Collins Beat, the other became Hi-Fi, which was also taken, so they became The Prime Movers and had a side band called Dread Zeppelin. Fun facts :)

And then there was that band called the Originals, but there was another band called the Originals, so they became the New Originals, but the Originals became the Regulars...
 
The Comsat Angels are labeled The CS Angels in the States. Not sure if that’s everywhere and it’s a pretty dated reference :)
Wasn’t the band Yaz originally named Yazoo?

Alison Moyet and Vince Clarke? They are Yazoo. This is Yazz.



The Comsat Angels are the Comsat Angels.
 
The anatomy of a seven day cold:

Monday - scratchy feeling in nasopharynx
Tuesday - runny nose and aching joints
Wednesday - head full of snot and rocks
Thursday - head still full of snot and rocks
Friday - fluid mainly moved to lungs, cough, cough, weird barking sneezes
Saturday - slight residual cough, talking like Iggy Pop
Sunday - should be right as rain
I'm one day behind you. Doesn't help on gigs.:rollno: