Mark Hoppus

Right.

You know, you think Mike Dern, Mark Hoppus, a modern bass player, kind of ding, ding, ding, ding, ding.

It's quite a bright, jangly sound.

Okay.

Yes,

I had a Hoppus being built by Rigby Guitars at the time that I met House 95.

Now, I still think I probably wouldn't have got a Hoppus P bass.

So that's if you're not familiar with it, dear listener, it's a precision bass built on a jazz bass body, basically with a reverse P bass pickup.

That's what Mark Hoppus previously played before moving on to his Jaguar bass, which he plays now, which has just come out with a new color.

um but the uh yeah i i it would have been too on the nose for me to go to house 95 guitars because they literally build like what's called scully which is his uh his you know jazz p bass with a skull and crossbone inlays and they actually make that as close a copy as they can and that would have been too on the nose for me i liked that i had mine built but had it in my own finish had it as a relic had it with a 7.25

inch radius and a 50 50 style p bass neck

Yeah,

he's got a great voice, Mark.

He's got an amazing set of pipes.

Listen, I could bore you until you walked out the room with questions.

Granny.

Granny.

What they've done is they've taken a photo of the day I met Mark Hoppus.

Oh no, they ruined the Hoppus moment.

And then parentheses theme song.

It is by, you will appreciate this, Mark Hoppus of Blink-182 fame.

My guy.

I know.

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The theme song is by Mark Hoppus.

Yes, that Mark Hoppus.

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