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02 July 2005, 06:22 PM
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Originally Posted by jods
Someone forgot to tell the audience - they looked bored sh1tle55
02 July 2005, 06:26 PM
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They're all brain dead PC vegetarian tree hugger types - what do you expect.
In fact I take that back, an ar5ehole has got a use.
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02 July 2005, 06:26 PM
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Originally Posted by dpb
just a little clinical
Unlucky pete. Hang in for The Who and Floyd.
02 July 2005, 06:29 PM
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Originally Posted by jods
exactly - what a bunch of ar5eholes.
In fact I take that back, an ar5ehole has got a use.
In fact I take that back, an ar5ehole has got a use.
I see the idiot King and Queen of Chav, Posh and Becks are lingering in the wings like a bad smell LOL
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02 July 2005, 06:31 PM
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Originally Posted by unclebuck
Not clinical - In true West Midlands tradition they are precision engineers.
02 July 2005, 06:33 PM
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Up until recently, I was their producer/engineer 
Nice to see the guys back on the main stage - their popularity (and my subsequent royalty cheques!!!) seemed to have dwindled recently
Couple of hiccups but all in all, a good performance.
Annie Lennox was brilliant too - nice to see Jamiroquai's bass player (Paul Turner) playing too. Great set
Dan
Nice to see the guys back on the main stage - their popularity (and my subsequent royalty cheques!!!) seemed to have dwindled recently
Couple of hiccups
but all in all, a good performance. Annie Lennox was brilliant too - nice to see Jamiroquai's bass player (Paul Turner) playing too. Great set
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02 July 2005, 06:37 PM
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Originally Posted by ScoobyDoo555
Up until recently, I was their producer/engineer
Nice to see the guys back on the main stage - their popularity (and my subsequent royalty cheques!!!) seemed to have dwindled recently
Couple of hiccups but all in all, a good performance.
Annie Lennox was brilliant too - nice to see Jamiroquai's bass player (Paul Turner) playing too. Great set
Dan
Nice to see the guys back on the main stage - their popularity (and my subsequent royalty cheques!!!) seemed to have dwindled recently
Couple of hiccups
but all in all, a good performance. Annie Lennox was brilliant too - nice to see Jamiroquai's bass player (Paul Turner) playing too. Great set
Dan
I love their drummer though - he really pins it all down very well.
02 July 2005, 06:46 PM
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Originally Posted by unclebuck
The original bass guy never seems to play anymore. Just shakes a tambourine and does his rap in Red Wine. I love their drummer though - he really pins it all down very well.
I love their drummer though - he really pins it all down very well.The bass player is (always has been) Earl (Falconer) - he tends to play more keyboard bass (usually a Sine Wive, I'm getting technical now!!
) I can see where you could have got it mixed up, as Earl used to have dreads..... but then the ravages of age took over You're thinking of Astro - also did the vocal for "Rat in the Kitchen".......
Jimmy (drummer) - good drummer but again, would prefer to play samples (hence the REALLY tight sound). He's playing a live kit combined with Roland TD5 pads firing drum loops - keeps every body in time
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02 July 2005, 06:50 PM
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Originally Posted by ScoobyDoo555
You're almost right
The bass player is (always has been) Earl (Falconer) - he tends to play more keyboard bass (usually a Sine Wive, I'm getting technical now!! ) I can see where you could have got it mixed up, as Earl used to have dreads..... but then the ravages of age took over
You're thinking of Astro - also did the vocal for "Rat in the Kitchen".......
Jimmy (drummer) - good drummer but again, would prefer to play samples (hence the REALLY tight sound). He's playing a live kit combined with Roland TD5 pads firing drum loops - keeps every body in time
Dan
The bass player is (always has been) Earl (Falconer) - he tends to play more keyboard bass (usually a Sine Wive, I'm getting technical now!!
) I can see where you could have got it mixed up, as Earl used to have dreads..... but then the ravages of age took over You're thinking of Astro - also did the vocal for "Rat in the Kitchen".......
Jimmy (drummer) - good drummer but again, would prefer to play samples (hence the REALLY tight sound). He's playing a live kit combined with Roland TD5 pads firing drum loops - keeps every body in time
Dan
02 July 2005, 06:58 PM
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That's interesting, especially about the drumming trickery. I've seen some of his (jimmy's) high hat work though. Very intricate - no samples there.
At one stage we had 22 Akai samplers
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02 July 2005, 07:08 PM
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Originally Posted by ScoobyDoo555
At one stage we had 22 Akai samplers
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Originally Posted by ScoobyDoo555
some of us still refuse to wholly embrace the new technology!! I've seen how *reliable* a PC can be Hence my devotion to Apple!!!
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I've seen how *reliable* a PC can be Hence my devotion to Apple!!! Dan
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