Music videos that feature EB0 to EB4 and SG variant basses...

[Basvarken]

His screams were hardly ever in tune real falsetto screams like Ian Gillan in his heyday or Rob Halford, Geoff Tate, Sebastian Bach and Steven Tyler. DLR just made noises with his throat akin to random guitar harmonics over the melee.

I don't think they have to be necessarily. Or were intended to be.
Much like James Browns' screams.

When Sammy Hagar joined Van Halen I lost interest. Sammy doesn't have the sense of humor and the wit. Nor the swing that DLR brought to VH.
And his singing on Dreams sounds like nails on a chalkboard to me.

[uwe]

You might be on to something, more like a percussive effect then.

[Dave W]

[uwe]

Wot, no EB(-1)?

[Dave W]

Wot, no EB(-1)?

The brown finish would have clashed with Felix's pants.

[Dave W]

I believe this is an EB 14.

[Basvarken]

Yep, it is.

I love Blackberry Smoke.

[uwe]

Yeah, he played it for a couple of years.

Ugly as hell, those were good basses.

[pjm]

Nice funky fat tone from this EB3

[Dave W]

This one has Felix on the EB/EB-1

[uwe]

And heartthrob Uschi Nerke announcing it.

[TBird1958]

And heartthrob Uschi Nerke announcing it.

That's some hair!

[uwe]

No extensions either! Everything was real back then, even the bands played live in Beat-Club.

It was actually a show with a high reputation in its time, Anglo-American bands would queue up to be on it. An unusual format, live in the studio, but no audience. And it did break a few international groups in Germany - they went out of their way in that show to get a good sound of the bands (and had their own back line available, hence the abundance of Orange rigs with different acts) When Beat-Club was on, you watched, whether you knew the band or not.







https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hzQnPz6TpGc&list=RDCMUCYyFEZ-3Hy4pdLFctDtRu3w&start_radio=1

Thankfully, Anna Mae sings "turning" and "burning", not "toining" and "boining" - that Californian poser! 

[TBird1958]

Alice Cooper.............. What a great band back then!

[uwe]

Yes, they had that underground edge before Vince took thinks too far with the Vaudeville elements.