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neepheid

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  1. No. https://twitter.com/dvlagovuk/status/451629102923911168
  2. root, minor third, flattened (diminished) fifth. {0, 3, 6}. A minor chord for comparison is root, minor third, perfect fifth {0, 3, 7}. Notes in a Cmin - C, E?, G. Notes in Cdim - C, E?, G?
  3. For "scale" here, read "key". Sorry for swapping terms there.
  4. Well you can do what you want, there's nothing stopping you throwing a cheeky chord in which does not necessarily belong to the key you're working in. Music theory is a framework, but it's not a set of rules - at least that's what I keep telling myself Major key chord sequence (i, ii, iii, iv, v, vi, vii) : maj min min maj maj min dim Natural minor key chord sequence (i, ii, iii, iv, v, vi, vii) : min dim maj min min maj maj C major key - C, Dm, Em, F, G, Am, Bdim A minor key - Am, Bdim, C, Dm, Em, F, G C - F - G still belongs in the A minor scale, but you'll have moved position in the scale. In the major scale, C - F - G is i - iv - v. In A minor, if you're keeping the chords the same, you're playing iii - vi - vii. In A minor, the i - iv - v progression would be Am - Dm - Em. I find this site very useful for telling me which chords I should be using for a particular key: http://www.guitar-chords.org.uk/chordskey.html Hope that helps, and I hope I got it right!
  5. The latest addition to the bass stable - a 1975 Gibson Ripper which has been painstakingly restored from a beat up, badly painted, badly defretted hunk of wood: To this: My involvement in this escapade was limited to rough surface prep (sanding, steaming out/filling dings), parts procurement and most of the wiring. Everything else (final surface prep (removing my scratches), the beautiful refinish (which the above picture does no justice to), the rescue of the fingerboard, the refret, the final assembly) was done by my good friend Rich Lewis in BoD. Really happy with how it's turned out.
  6. Space on the end of the URL. Try http://www.gumtree.com/p/wardrobes-shelving-storage/modern-solid-oak-cabinet/1115007122
  7. Time for a bump. One of Gibson's very few 24 fret basses, if you need those extra few dusty notes.
  8. I have no advice to offer. Get the soldering iron out and see if Fuzz Dog do a nice kit to suit your requirements?
  9. It's a laptop, so if it isn't 2.5" I'd be very surprised. It will either be SATA or PATA (IDE) as shown below: And yes, an enclosure of some kind will turn it into a handy dandy portable drive.
  10. Let's give this another bump and see what happens
  11. On the Green, the cafe which is there now (Cafe Contour) is pretty decent. Toasted wraps are affa good.
  12. I'd have been right up for this if you'd said bass. I'm sure a like minded individual who likes the skinny stringed side of life will be along soon
  13. They're all total rogue bastards, so just pick the best price.
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