Playing my 65 RI Mustang at a semi-acoustic show my band (lank) played at our local record store, Love Music, in Glasgow.
I was mainly in charge of making whale like noises with the Cathedral, lovely stuff.
One of the only remaining photographs of myself with my long lost (stolen) Musicmaster Bass. I am 14 in this picture, making this 1995. A rehearsal of my first band "Apathy."
As you can tell the original finish was stripped (sonic blue), as my father didn't like it. He gave it to me for my 10th birthday. It was my first musical instrument.
I've been trying to track it down since, but I wasn't smart enough as a teen to write down the serial number.
Wherever it is now, it's refinned dark blue with a wooden pickguard. I did it before shortly before it got robbed.
there was a french band called osni who had a girl bassist, who used one of those dearmonds, and the guy had jags and mustangs. does the name ring a bell?
haha, no way! i first heard of osni a few years ago through a couple of friends-of-friends who used to run a thing called pigeon hole, and they used to mention your band a lot. i think it came to an end when the guy (stephen) died.
Dannymec wrote:How well does the ampeg work with guitar? They're on clearance now and I've always wanted one.
They're a very nice clean amp. The only thing I don't like is that fan being on all the time, and it's just not quite as aggressive as other amps I have. That said, I've never tried it with one of my guitar cabs, I feel like they'd drive an Eminence Man O War very nicely.
