Diesel

Ok - just spotted something that I need, so this beauty, which you can view here ... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/330720205355?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649 ... ... is available as a £100 no offers cash-only deal.

Having a bit of a clear-out and this great multi-effects unit is now surplus to requirements. The item is in excellent condition, perfect working order and comes with a power supply and a new Gator gig bag. £130 Look like this...(library photo)

Great finish, but his first touch was shite

It has a superb 70's crunch just before he cranks up the overdrive. It sounds amazing cranked as well.

I have Ableton Live 8.2 and it's pretty good. Quite a bit more user friendly than Cubase.

Nah, the Shitney Bears "Crossroads" is an entirely different movie.

A list of recent movies. The Divide Hackneyed post-apocalyptic drama set in the basement of a NYC apartment block after a nuclear attack on the US. Dreary and predictable. 4/10 The Exorcism of Emily Rose A very good courtroom drama based on the case of a real-life exorcism. Genuinely creepy in places. 7.5/10 Wayne's World Watched this for the first time last week....NOT! I'll never tire of this classic. 10/10 Blitz Silly but enjoyable thriller starring Jason Statham, about a cop-killing maniac on the loose in London. Great turn by The Wire's Aiden Gillen (Mayor Carcotti) as the maniac. I'm starting to warm to "The Stath", he's good at what he does. 6.5/10 Killer Elite Political thriller set in 1980 and based on Ranulph Fiennes supposedly based-on-fact book "The Feather Men". Credibility stretching, but not bad. Good action sequences. . Stars Jason Statham, Clive Owen and Dominic Purcell. 6/10 Red State Kevin Smith film about a religious cult, starring a very unwell-looking John Goodman as a DEA agent and Michael Parks, who's great as the cult leader. Not bad at all. 7/10 Wild At Heart The classic David Lynch freak-show with Nic Cage at his very best. Tons of quotable dialogue and loaded with countless amouts of weird Lynchian characters and images. Willem Dafoe is menacingly brilliant as Bobby Peru ("like the country") 9/10 Darkest Hour Sci-fi movie set in Moscow about an attack by invisible aliens. Needless to say, they're thwarted by untrained American party-goers. Watchable fluff. 5.5/10 The Hunger Games Took the "The Kid" to see this at her insistence and the best thing about it was Jennifer Lawrence's performance. She's a genuine talent in the mould of Natalie Portman. The film is ok, but I just didn't buy into it's main premise, that of kids 12 -18 years old being forced to battle to the death. The world today is an ugly, ugly place (guess it's always been that way) but I just refuse to believe that any society would put a pig-tailed waif up against an over-muscled 6 foot+plus adonis. Would they? 6/10

Good movie. Attempting to appear mean and menacing, Steve Vai looks like his mum just told him he can't have a Curly Wurly before his tea. I believe that Ry Cooder did all Macchio's slide work and Vai did the rest.

I need that Goldtop!

Hi Brian, you can alway come round to my place for a jam. I've got a decent set up here and vox on tap (not mine)! Who knows, we might finally get that "Other Project" off the ground.

Heisenberg!! Dees people need AYUH!

Sounds like a complete cunt. I think this exchange between Wes Bentley and Mena Suvari from the entertaining (if a little overrated) American Beauty sums thon Brick hoor and the above narcissist perfectly... Angela Hayes: Yeah? Well, at least I'm not ugly! Ricky Fitts: Yes, you are. And you're boring, and you're totally ordinary, and you know it. I have plenty friends both male and female who constantly fish for comments, regale you with compliments they have received (whilst eagerly awaiting your endorsement), endow themselves with imaginary gifts & qualities and make disparaging remarks about anyone whom they see as a potential threat. I suspect Ms Brick falls in this category - she's no better than ordinary...and she knows it! Anyhoo - if she's such a Venus, how comes her husband is a fat, baldy, beardy plug?

Sinuses maybe? Sinus related headaches tend to last ages if untreated.

Nova System SOLD. Strat still available. Would swap for a good pair of active stage monitors

Does it have an onboard PSU or is it separate? I have several you could try if you can tell me the requirements (i.e. 9v) Just had a quick swatch on Google and if it's a ToneLab then it's 12v and my T.Rex Fuel Tank should be able to power tha.

Listed on eBay... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/330711991866?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649#ht_853wt_1396 ...and... http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/330711994051?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649#ht_892wt_1396

I have Metallica's Load, Reload and ST Anger - they're utter garbage.

What's your rates?

I'm looking for some boom mic stands (2 or more) anyone selling? Ta, Paul

If only it was a little deeper it would be perfect for my powered mixer

That's true Guitar now SOLD!

Thanks Ronz, Dave contacted me earlier.

Yep, I've owned both the LC30 and LC30 II over the years. VC30 as well.

If it had been yer Peavey Classic 30, I'd have been up for that

'mon tae fuck guys - this thing's mint!