Truly

It's the behst.

Yeah the vehry behst

I just started learning it it’s amazing !

I agree even though I can’t play anymore

That is a good point. After a night of drinking I look in my email inbox and see these ‘Your Amazon Order…’ emails 😂

​@marcusupshaw829 literally happened last month to me. Apparently, I was crushing on a DOD Ice Box so bad, I spent 140 USD without realizing it.

Haha, good one 😂. Death was an all black American Punk band from the 70s.

The original Death, not the metal band.

I skipped past it but I saw all the comments and got so excited before I heard what death it actually was lol

While we're on the subject: Day 1 of asking for a video on Steve DiGeorgio's bass tone.

Fretless Escapades!!!​@@binface9

Thanks for that info. I didn't know Tim Staffell was also the bassist, and I didn't know what he also did, so I'm glad to hear that he had a good outcome as well.

@@herseem here’s another “small world, innit?” piece of trivia involving Tim Staffell : Once Tim was established as a working graphic artist, an American artist Jim Laurier approached him to design a “friendly-looking alien” for a magazine cover (July 1980 edition of Creepy magazine) Tim took the commission, created said alien character (who read what looked like an alien glossy magazine), got paid and moved on…no big deal, right ? A few years later, a long-time musician gained permission from Laurier to use that magazine cover art as the cover of his new solo album. (With a slight tweak of adding the musician’s picture on the alien’s reading material) On the back of the album was the musician reading a copy of that Creepy magazine July 1980 edition, so it appears that the alien and the musician are reading about each other. Very cute repurposing, right ? Here’s the twist - that musician was ROGER TAYLOR, for his solo album Fun In Space. (Released 6 April 1981) He had no idea that his long-lost buddy Tim Staffell had designed the alien on the magazine cover… And Tim had no idea his alien had been repurposed for Roger’s album ! Neither found out until the two reunited some years later, and Tim spotted the album (featuring his alien) on Roger’s mantelpiece while visiting his home.

@@imweakfordeaky thanks for telling that story, it's lovely to hear 😊

​@@imweakfordeakyI would have never imagined Tim, of all people in this world, to be involved with Thomas! Amazing detail! Goes to show that 2 odd decades of listening to Queen are not enough to know all about them :)

VOUCH STAIN IS ONE OF THE BEST ALBUMS EVER

I Agree with the cover of "Wall"

That Dee Dee Ramone joke 💀

I wanted to comment too, to show my support and express my mirth but YT have been extra snide and completely removed the chance for me to leave a comment, except in reply to someone elses comment, in this case yours.

exactly what i was thinking!

I would love to see a rendition of all 20 minutes of suppers ready using that bass/guitar.

ikr!! its epic

This comment has inspired me to get addicted to fentanyl

​@@cocojinx9193it comes in a lot of pretty colors and a lot of them even change colors! Too bad it's extremely addictive and easy for people to OD on and destroys lives and stuff. I prefer to stick to beha.

​@@cocojinx9193You and me both - blame Danny and The Bass ( sorry Behs..) 🤔

Just goes to show that the musician makes the instrument, not the other way around

i only spent 20 dollars on the thing and all i gotta do is get pickups for it

Working on one right now

I had a Hondo II P-bass that had these with unchromed brass saddles that went through-body like this. It was pretty good in fact, not surprising as many Japanese factories were all pretty recently kitted out with cnc. Encore were rubbish though.

I thought Blackburn.

I thought this is irish

@@edelweiss- I think he's from Leeds area UK