Alembic Guitars Club
Connecting => Miscellaneous => Topic started by: keavin on August 20, 2006, 08:24:58 AM
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That second link is a pretty cool tune!
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Oh Hell yeah............Mark is a Bad-ass!
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The first link is actually MK on The Big Breakfast. That show was freakin awesome!
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Thanks Nate! I didn't think it looked like Sesame Street.
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Pretty cool stuff Keavin. I had never heard Mark King play before.
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Hmm its not sesame street. Nor the big breakfast, the presenter is a guy called Chris Evans who was a big noise in England at that time. He got sacked from BBC Radio 1 at one time and also i think bought one of the big radio stations in London.
I'm not sure what programme is shown on that link but he did do lots of these strange programmes in the 90's. One was called Don't For get your toothbrush.
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Check out those sock puppets! The puppeteer certainly knew how to funk it up. Seriously.
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Ah Yes. The puppets were called Zig and Zag and actually started out on an Irish Childrens TV show and developed a huge cult following. They then went on to UK TV and MTV Europe.
The show was the Big Breakfast.
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When I was studying at UCG in Galway (98) I watched Den2 with Dustin the bird with the Dublin accent. I picked up a talking version of him for old times sake before I left. I also watched A Scare at Bedtime with Podge and Rodge who used to be on the kids program. Much more for adults than kids. Ample fecks, arses and gobsheits!
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Now this could indeed be the Whippets Dinkle.
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(http://club.alembic.com/index.php?topic=12606)
Please click the smiley, if you are finished here and scroll down to 57basstra's post.
(Message edited by fc_spoiler on August 24, 2006)
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Oh my God that was hysterical. Mark King trying to explain the function of the LEDS in the neck to a couple of socks!
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Somebody make sure we save that link for the FAQ. It's a must-watch for the next person that asks if LEDs are worth getting...
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I love that clip; a friend showed it me some time ago.
Mark's still my favourite slap player. Maybe there are guys out there these days who are technically better but he's just got it for me, and not just because of the speed. He's just.....well.....FUNKY!! His groove is tremendous. Great tone too, I LOVE his Alembic tone, it's one of my all time favourite bass tones (unsurprisingly!!). And a lovely guy to boot; met him after a solo gig in Manchester and he couldn't have been nicer.