Ignore this one.
Sorry it's sideways. My Mac does this sometimes and I have no idea why. I also don't know how to replace the picture, so this is what we get.
Ignore this one.
Sorry it's sideways. My Mac does this sometimes and I have no idea why. I also don't know how to replace the picture, so this is what we get.
Last edited by doublewah; 06-01-2013 at 01:45 PM.
I bought a relic'd guitar because I liked the way it sounded. Then I refinished it because I didn't like the way it looked.
A pizza shop had this guy with a cardboard guitar. I asked if I could take his picture. He said yes.
After seeing the pizza-guitar that Spell posted in another thread, I had to get his picture...
I bought a relic'd guitar because I liked the way it sounded. Then I refinished it because I didn't like the way it looked.
Rick Nielsen of Cheap Trick has a fantastic collection of Vintage & unique customs that would be hard to match. He is also one of my favorite players. The guy does it the way it should be done. Just lay it down. .
The man has taste!
The mind is like a parachute. It doesn't work unless it's open.
Frank Zappa.
He said his chiropractor likes his multineck guitars--more appointments needed...Originally Posted by Keletcaster
I've been a pilgrim on this earth, since the day of my birth, I'm a long way from my home.
I agree with your assessment of Mr Nielsen, Bruce.
I bought a relic'd guitar because I liked the way it sounded. Then I refinished it because I didn't like the way it looked.
There is a gear rundown video where Rick tells the cameraman not to get a certain guitar on the video. I wonder what it was?
Spellcaster can post a few of his creations on this thread.
I don't play guitar because I'm good at it, I play because it's fun!!
"I know just enough to be dangerous....."
You can buy one here:
Ezequiel Galasso on Behance
but knowing this bunch, someone's gonna make their own.
I bought a relic'd guitar because I liked the way it sounded. Then I refinished it because I didn't like the way it looked.
I shouldn't have threw out those Squier parts!
I don't play guitar because I'm good at it, I play because it's fun!!
"I wonder what it was?"
A hot guitar? My '58 Flying V was stolen in Milwaukee about 1972. I doubt it though. Robin Zander and his bro were friends of ours. I borrowed Fender cabs from them a couple times for early Methyl Ethyl and The Ketones gigs. Still,,, that would have been a hard guitar to pass up buying. It's easily identifiable because of a tiny hole in front of the B string at the bridge. I had mounted the pickup for a Condor unit there. I doubt it, but why didn't he let them take pics of a guitar?
Nah! Can't be! But you can tell how much I miss that guitar!
Ya can't pick up a turd by the clean end
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