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Gibson Bass CD from the old Pit - Part II
« on: August 23, 2010, 07:11:58 PM »
In the thread a few months ago, there was some interest in a copy of the 2005 Gibson Pit CD. So I've uploaded it to Mediafire @ 192kbps: http://www.mediafire.com/?tsaa35exj1i4rry

I've tagged the tracks and included a cover scan. I'll leave it up for at least 30 days. 

If anyone has an issue with the CD being distributed this way or with their track being distributed this way, let me know.

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Re: Gibson Bass CD from the old Pit - Part II
« Reply #1 on: August 23, 2010, 07:58:04 PM »
Here are Outpost usernames of the bassists for each band. Sorry for including the obvious ones, I wanted to list these by track order.

Uwe- Downing Beat
dukeplaysbass- Ines
Chris P- Boilersuit
gearHed289- gearHed
Barklessdog - Barkless Dog
T.A.Curtis (not a member here)
OldManC- Audrey Smilley
Granny Gremlin- WeLove
jzumbro- Showdown
Hörnisse- Snakebyte
EvilLordJuju- True Element
Pamlicojack- Tombstone Daddys
Doombass- Doombass
Texas Noise Factory (not a member here)- Supavillain
Basvarken- Superfloor

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Re: Gibson Bass CD from the old Pit - Part II
« Reply #2 on: August 23, 2010, 08:53:21 PM »
Cool!  I wonder whatever happened to T.A. Curtis?  Seemed like a great guy.  Moved to New Mexico last I heard.

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Re: Gibson Bass CD from the old Pit - Part II
« Reply #3 on: August 24, 2010, 12:20:42 AM »
I played a 66 TB II Non Rev over a seventies Ampeg SVT on the Downing Beat track.
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Re: Gibson Bass CD from the old Pit - Part II
« Reply #4 on: August 24, 2010, 09:58:15 AM »
Cool!  I wonder whatever happened to T.A. Curtis?  Seemed like a great guy.  Moved to New Mexico last I heard.

That's right, IIRC he was taking care of his mother who was in poor health. Sometimes life hands you other priorities.

I looked up Texas Noise Factory, doesn't look like he's posted anywhere in a couple of years.

I played a 66 TB II Non Rev over a seventies Ampeg SVT on the Downing Beat track.

Did somebody make a list of what basses were played?

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« Reply #5 on: August 24, 2010, 10:34:49 AM »
From my recollection:

Uwe- Downing Beat   TBird II Non Rev
dukeplaysbass- Ines
Chris P- Boilersuit      a Bicentennial Tbird pretending to be a Ric 4005
gearHed289- gearHed
Barklessdog - Barkless Dog   Kahler RD and overdubs with LP Standard
T.A.Curtis (not a member here)
OldManC- Audrey Smilley  silly question! TBird of course!, he doesn't even know how to play other basses
Granny Gremlin- WeLove EB-3
jzumbro- Showdown     I believe a Gibson IV  
Hörnisse- Snakebyte
EvilLordJuju- True Element RD?
Pamlicojack- Tombstone Daddys is that the two step? TBird then I believe
Doombass- Doombass   Grabber, played when he was still a child
Texas Noise Factory (not a member here)- Supavillain
Basvarken- Superfloor  Hobbit, what else?
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Re: Gibson Bass CD from the old Pit - Part II
« Reply #6 on: August 24, 2010, 10:40:45 AM »
From my recollection:

Uwe- Downing Beat   TBird II Non Rev
dukeplaysbass- Ines - Les Paul Standard
Chris P- Boilersuit      a Bicentennial Tbird pretending to be a Ric 4005
gearHed289- gearHed - Les Paul Flat Top
Barklessdog - Barkless Dog   Kahler RD only
T.A.Curtis (not a member here)
OldManC- Audrey Smilley  silly question! TBird of course!, he doesn't even know how to play other basses
Granny Gremlin- WeLove EB-3
jzumbro- Showdown     I believe a Gibson IV  
Hörnisse- Snakebyte
EvilLordJuju- True Element RD?
Pamlicojack- Tombstone Daddys is that the two step? TBird then I believe
Doombass- Doombass   Grabber, played when he was still a child
Texas Noise Factory (not a member here)- Supavillain - RD  Artist
Basvarken- Superfloor  Hobbit, what else?

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Re: Gibson Bass CD from the old Pit - Part II
« Reply #7 on: August 24, 2010, 12:02:54 PM »
I played a Gibson V Bass (the 5 string version of the IV Bass) although I never did use the low B on the song that was featured.  I used the treble pickup only and played through an old Trace Elliot 7 band 250 watt head but I can't recall the cabinet.  The sound engineer compressed and reverbed the sound too much on the track.  He also recorded the drums first but neglected to have the drummer click 4 before each song, so when the bass came next I had to guess where to come in!  Some engineer..... :rolleyes:

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Re: Gibson Bass CD from the old Pit - Part II
« Reply #8 on: August 24, 2010, 04:44:33 PM »
And thanks to Robert I already have a copy... ;)
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Re: Gibson Bass CD from the old Pit - Part II
« Reply #9 on: August 25, 2010, 11:11:42 AM »
He also recorded the drums first but neglected to have the drummer click 4 before each song, so when the bass came next I had to guess where to come in!  Some engineer..... :rolleyes:

That's pitiful! Did he have a Fisher-Price "My First Mixing Console" and a copy of "Engineering for Dummies"?  :o

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Re: Gibson Bass CD from the old Pit - Part II
« Reply #10 on: August 26, 2010, 12:11:26 AM »

jzumbro- Showdown     I believe a Gibson IV  


It was a Bicentennial 'bird. But the IV would have sounded great!

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Re: Gibson Bass CD from the old Pit - Part II
« Reply #11 on: August 26, 2010, 06:39:22 AM »
Thanks Dave, I've obviously seen mention of this set of recordings but haven't heard any of the tunes. Downloading now. :)
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Re: Gibson Bass CD from the old Pit - Part II
« Reply #13 on: August 31, 2010, 11:08:05 AM »
Here's the artwork guys.

pdf of the backinlay

pdf of the booklet (with all the info about who played which with what)

Thanks, Rob. I included the back artwork in the zip file, but I never had a booklet.

I see that Daniel's group is actually Waterhead, according to the booklet.

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Re: Gibson Bass CD from the old Pit - Part II
« Reply #14 on: August 31, 2010, 03:40:19 PM »
Yes, thank you for the artwork!  I never did get to print it originally.  Some great info!