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

[Dave W]

Embedding does'nt seem to work at the moment so click the link:



Iggy Pop and early EB-0.

I can see it just fine, not sure why you can't.

[doombass]

It did'nt show other than the link when I posted. Now it seems to work fine. Or maybe it does'nt show the video when previewing? I think it used to, but not now.

[uwe]

Herr Osterberg's stage demeanor was always pleasantly on the hyperactive side. 

[uwe]

Two spirited - some would say: even uninhibited - TV performances with what appears to be a 70ies EB-3L. For these young men, joy and music went together - always. And: There is an inherent beauty to chaos.

(parental advisory: includes male chest hair, drug-induced sweating, lewd language, mentioning of deviant sexual practices, inordinate amounts of feedback & generally age-inappropriate behavior)







But when they put their minds to it, Loccoriere's (no eye patch) and Sawyer's (eye patch!) voices melted as magic. Mesmerizing.

[4stringer77]

Solid tune with an SG bass. Hope no IPA fans take offense.

[Pilgrim]

I don't feel that strongly about it, but IPA is my last choice.  Nice tune and video with definite....attractions.

Porter? Stout?  YEAH!!

For a straight-ahead lager or ale, I'm always OK.

And in the summer, let's have a clean, crisp pilsner (preferably from Uwe's neighborhood.)

[uwe]

I hate to say it, but I find Pils(ner) overrated. In all its dreariness it has become the dominating taste of beer (though it is finally being pushed back a little in recent years) in all of Germany, even in places where it is an invasive species. Pils has no business in the South of Germany, it comes from the North where they never really knew how to brew, those darn DNA remnants of Viking raids.

I prefer either lighter or darker beer, but I'm not a great beer drinker per se, red wine is my toxicant of choice. Preferable from your neck of the woods.

[Dave W]

Scuzz Twittly (Trent Ward) is a man of strong preferences.

[Pilgrim]

I shall make a note not to patronize his bathing suit shop.

[Dave W]

I shall make a note not to patronize his bathing suit shop.

Really? I thought it was quite stylish. 

Despite the popularity of Scuzz Twittly, Ward considers himself a filmmaker first. Believe it or not, he studied script writing at Second City.

[uwe]

Frau Quatro with her EB2 performing the original, sultry, R&B'y, cajun'y version of Wild One.



Somewhere along the way Chinn-Chapman-Most must have had second thoughts about this being too radical a departure from her usual style and had her revert to type.



I prefer the original version, but, yeah, the later version was of course made-to-measure ChinniChap RAK chart fodder destined to be a  mid-70ies hit.

More EB2 ...

[Rob]

Really? I thought it was quite stylish. 

Despite the popularity of Scuzz Twittly, Ward considers himself a filmmaker first. Believe it or not, he studied script writing at Second City.

I'm gad that ir's still winter in MN/

[amptech]

Solid tune with an SG bass. Hope no IPA fans take offense.

Ha ha, I hoped someone was going to record a song like this
I was actually going to print a F**K IPA t shirt to wear when our band rehearsed in Oslo about ten years ago.
Back then, you couldn't get anything else. All of a sudden, all the decent bars offered a couple of cheap lagers and about 50 IPA's.

I hate to say it, but I find Pils(ner) overrated. In all its dreariness it has become the dominating taste of beer (though it is finally being pushed back a little in recent years) in all of Germany, even in places where it is an invasive species. Pils has no business in the South of Germany, it comes from the North where they never really knew how to brew, those darn DNA remnants of Viking raids.

I prefer either lighter or darker beer, but I'm not a great beer drinker per se, red wine is my toxicant of choice. Preferable from your neck of the woods.

I love beer but, although being a Viking, hardly ever drink lager. Northern England and Flemish Belgium must be the best beer regions in the whole welt. If I'm in the more bitter mood, there are some beautifully made ales from Kent.  Germany certainly does have a lot of nice ones too, you just gotta love Schlenkerla Raüchbier from Bamberg. Köstritzer Schwartzbier and Aventinus Eisbock also comes to mind here, lovely. I think I even tasted a quite nice pilsener from Germany way back, Rothaus tannenzäpfle.

[Pilgrim]

The US is suffering from a plague of IPAs.  They seem to be multiplying everywhere, and my wife dislikes their strong hoppy character.    I'm generally more of a fan ales and of darker beers, including porters and stouts.  However, I like pilsner on a hot day...and some of the best do come from Germany.

[Basvarken]

Epiphone Newport footage with XTC.