Oh, Mr. Devine, with a bass.

I know.

And this wasn't recorded months ago, right?

This isn't pre-surgery.

Yeah, if anybody's actually watching this,

this is the first time I've properly played a bass since I had the operation.

And it feels amazing.

It's, this is the, interesting, this when I walked in today, I was like, oh, well, actually, so to be

honest, I didn't know I was going to play a bass.

Gav, who's over there behind the camera, he was like, you're going to hold a base today? And I was like, you know what? I might hold a base today. So I grabbed, I don't know why, but I grabbed this base, which is incredible. It's a BB, which is it, the BB 3000, yeah. I'm not sure what year it is,

but these bases are just incredible.

And, um, BB, which is it, the BB 3000, yeah. I'm not sure what year it is, but these bases are just incredible. And I got this a couple of years ago. The great Jonathan Marin inspired me to get

this bass. Oh, maybe that's the, maybe that's the thread because I was watching Jonathan

Marin playing the other night. Not in real, not in real life.

I was sat there since I had the operation.

We can speak about this in depth if you want to.

But since I've had the operation,

I have just sort of like falling in love with music again.

And I think that everybody listening might be able to,

I guess sort of, I'm sure that you've had this feeling before, right, where there's periods of your life where you are so into all of the music and you're just consuming it and finding you artists and doing that whole thing. I'm sure that you can resonate with that. But then sometimes you go on these dry spells where you might not be as inspired as you have been in the past before

and that was definitely, I've been through, you know, various experiences and times like that in my life.

But this, going through the operation that I had now five weeks ago, going through the operation, since then, it was like this, it was this,

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