Recent content by thejackal

Obviously they had to pay me a huge royalty to use my name.

Fixtures!!!

.. all the cup final money

My first ever bass purchase was a black Thunder 1A from Impact Music in Preston Road, sometime around 1985. The bloke that ran the shop was called Pete. Nice bloke.

Most very welcome Sir. 5 string Ernie Ball slinkys for my BEAD setup were £30 back in the day and I got through tons of them. I think I still have a stack of unused G strings somewhere (fnaar fnaar)

Always rounds on that bass as they help give it that classic metallic Musicman sound. I hollowed out the nut and used it with a BEAD tuning for a few years but eventually got over all that ridiculous nu metal rubbish and put it back to stock.

Yeah mine's also a bit battered now. Those 1970s Stingrays are really effing heavy too.

My Musicman Sterling Bass Guitar, circa 1995 for an entire year's student loan. Have played proper big gigs and recorded with it all over the world. Can be heard on various commercially available recordings. My baby 😁.

Yeah absolutely. I was a Manure fan when I was 7. Shameful.

I think it helps if you were into it / any good at it as a kid. I will always love footy because I loved it so much when I was a child.

The buns of Brighton, Shirley?

My accer didn't go very well, I had us down for a draw (bad fan). To be fair, it wasn't the only one that let me down.

Erm... I refer the honourable member to the answer @Titanic gave some moments ago!

Calmed down? What on earth are you on about pal? :LOL: I think you're just on a wind-up now so I will attempt to leave you to your back-pedalling. I tried to be gracious about it ;) Some of us have work to do today!

As I have stated repeatedly, I wasn't trying to convince anyone of anything. You're never going to let go of that one, are you? :LOL: I think the tone of your your post would suggest otherwise but I'm willing to accept this on face value. However, I am very happy with your cat analogy. I'm a...