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Patricia`s bass guitar
Posted: 25 Nov 2003, 19:23
by Mortus
I`m sorry, I`m new here and I didn`t know, is this the right "area" to ask this (or maybe it`s because i`m from Finland..
But, I thought there are someone, who know, what kind of bass Patricia played in Floodland..?
I have been looking for it on net, but i haven`t found anything about it..
I would be glad, if somebody could help me, thank you.
Posted: 25 Nov 2003, 20:22
by Petseri
First of all, welcome to Heartland.
As to your question, I do not mean to pop your bubble, but the word floating around here is that she did not play bass on the recording. Granted, it is unconfirmed, but she may not have recorded much for the album.
Martin
Posted: 25 Nov 2003, 20:44
by 6FeetOver
Welcome, Mortus!
Posted: 25 Nov 2003, 21:01
by Mortus
Err.. Patricia didn`t play bass..?
That`s unfortunately.. I din`t know..
Did she play anything?
But does someone know, what`s that bass she "play" in video? (This corrosion). It`s nice looking.
I`m buying a bass and I thought if I could find a similar somewhere.. I`m studying to use a drum machine (zoom rt123), but I haven`t found a nice sounds yet..=/
Posted: 25 Nov 2003, 21:33
by Silver_Owl
Petseri wrote:First of all, welcome to Heartland.
As to your question, I do not mean to pop your bubble, but the word floating around here is that she did not play bass on the recording. Granted, it is unconfirmed, but she may not have recorded much for the album.
Martin
How dare you.
And welcome Mortus
Posted: 25 Nov 2003, 22:13
by pikkrong
Welcome, Mortus
Posted: 25 Nov 2003, 23:04
by Petseri
You may get some of the aforementioned unconfirmed tidbits in this thread:
http://www.myheartland.co.uk/viewtopic.php?t=861
I have no idea about the bass used in the video, but I am sure that some of the musicians around here can point you in the right direction.
Martin
Posted: 25 Nov 2003, 23:07
by Silver_Owl
Why do you want the same one she used anyway?
Get the one Tony James used instead, you'll look much cooler (and the top hat).
Re: Patricia`s bass guitar
Posted: 26 Nov 2003, 14:01
by Big Si
Mortus wrote:I`m sorry, I`m new here and I didn`t know, is this the right "area" to ask this (or maybe it`s because i`m from Finland..
But, I thought there are someone, who know, what kind of bass Patricia played in Floodland..?
I have been looking for it on net, but i haven`t found anything about it..
I would be glad, if somebody could help me, thank you.
Hi and Welcome!
Woohoo! Another Eastern European on the list!
Posted: 26 Nov 2003, 15:08
by Scardwel
Steve303 wrote:Why do you want the same one she used anyway?
Get the one Tony James used instead, you'll look much cooler (and the top hat).
Yeah get a Gibson Thunderbird bass! (not sure about the top hat though!)
Posted: 26 Nov 2003, 20:10
by James Blast
I'm sure Patty played a Fender Precision, black with mirror scratch plate in the video, I could be wrong tho?
Posted: 27 Nov 2003, 16:08
by allfear
When I see her next thursday shall i ask her then?
Best
Matt
www.alllivingfear.co.uk ---->>> Main support to the Damned Torquay Toquay town hall 4-12-03
Posted: 27 Nov 2003, 19:35
by Mortus
allfear wrote:When I see her next thursday shall i ask her then?
It would be nice. I just want to know, what it is, because then I can check how much I need money to get similar
Posted: 27 Nov 2003, 20:06
by Petseri
allfear wrote:When I see her next thursday shall i ask her then?
Best
Matt
www.alllivingfear.co.uk ---->>> Main support to the Damned Torquay Toquay town hall 4-12-03
Definitely. Any new information on her or new quotes from her Sisters' experience is welcome. See if she is familiar with heartland.
Let us know if she takes out a billfold full of baby photos.
Martin
Posted: 27 Nov 2003, 20:16
by allfear
if you go to
www.officialdamned.com you will see that patricia is not very fond of her time in the sisters
Posted: 27 Nov 2003, 20:20
by Petseri
allfear wrote:if you go to
www.officialdamned.com you will see that patricia is not very fond of her time in the sisters
Hence, I wrote "new quotes." Chances are, she is not up to being chatty about the period, but if something is said, it fits in well at heartland.
Martin
Posted: 27 Nov 2003, 20:35
by Silver_Owl
For anyone who can't be bothered to find it;
"Roger McShane - I was curious as to how your work relations were with the ever lovely Andrew Eldritch. Did you ever recieve any type of royalty for working in the Sisters or were you screwed over?
Screwed over. Mr. "I'm not a goth" did the same thing to me as to everyone else. His last words to me were 'You are of no further use to me'. Whatta guy. What the heck: Now here's something I've told very few people till now. Mr. "I'm not a goth" was very jealous of Mr. Vanian. Nothing to do with me at all I must add. He thought our Mr. Vanian had great looks and a wonderful voice. (stating the obvious) He said he had neither and got really upset. I was very sympathetic at the time. I'm not now. As I have not seen him for many years he could pass me in the street and I wouldn't know him. I like that thought."
Posted: 27 Nov 2003, 21:49
by Ed Rhombus
My memory tells me it was a Fender Jazz bass.
But I'll check.
Posted: 27 Nov 2003, 22:02
by F*ck*As*Goth
It is a Fender Jazz bass.... nice but nothing fancy...
Posted: 27 Nov 2003, 23:19
by James Blast
I remember her playing a Fender Jazz on The Roxy's mime sesh that was This Corrosion.
Posted: 28 Nov 2003, 13:16
by longtrain
Yup, definitely a black jazz. She obviously couldn't have played bass on floodland - have you seen her fingernails?
Posted: 28 Nov 2003, 13:47
by Loki
Steve303 wrote:For anyone who can't be bothered to find it;
"Roger McShane - I was curious as to how your work relations were with the ever lovely Andrew Eldritch. Did you ever recieve any type of royalty for working in the Sisters or were you screwed over?
Screwed over. Mr. "I'm not a goth" did the same thing to me as to everyone else. His last words to me were 'You are of no further use to me'. Whatta guy. What the heck: Now here's something I've told very few people till now. Mr. "I'm not a goth" was very jealous of Mr. Vanian. Nothing to do with me at all I must add. He thought our Mr. Vanian had great looks and a wonderful voice. (stating the obvious) He said he had neither and got really upset. I was very sympathetic at the time. I'm not now. As I have not seen him for many years he could pass me in the street and I wouldn't know him. I like that thought."
Good to know she's not bitter and twisted then ...
Posted: 29 Nov 2003, 00:19
by pikkrong
Posted: 29 Nov 2003, 00:21
by Angelchild
longtrain wrote:Yup, definitely a black jazz. She obviously couldn't have played bass on floodland - have you seen her fingernails?
LOL. They looked great but not much cop for fancy playing Train
Posted: 29 Nov 2003, 01:00
by Big Si
Thanks Pikkrong! That's gonna bug me for hours now!