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Lots. I use Imgur.

The D'addario XS's I've been using now for about a year and a half last about 2 to 3 months depending on how much I play. I used to get about 3 to 4 weeks out of non coated strings. I used to use Martin stings till I tried the XS's, but I have tried a ton of different brands.

So I am guessing it was used, and was it disclosed that it was in there, or did you notice it till later? If not I'd be pissed.

Ringo Starr and His All Star Band Trip The Witch (if you have never heard this Jon Anderson sings on the first song) Derringer (when its a band) Rick Derringer (when he's solo)

Sparks - Propaganda is out for delivery. I ordered Frederick Knight - I've Been Lonely For So Long. I need to get some 10CC. Maybe How Dare You and Original Soundtrack.

And its Grateful Dead, and not The Grateful Dead.

You can PM me about it. I worked with a guy who lived in NYC and was old enough to go to see all the CBGC shows. He said he saw Blondie several times and each time they were awful. He said the best he ever saw was Stiv Bators. He saw the Ramones several times. The list of stuff he saw was astounding. I used to talk to him about it and live thought him. Yeah when you start to learn about rock stars, you learn they are just regular people who its their job to make music. In doing so some get fame and fortune, but it doesn't make them good people, a la Roger Water.

Comes out red too on the other end, huh?

That one exploded and I think the rest are ready to go. Does red have a taste?

The case was a Martin case. One of the thermoplastic ones. Sold the guitar last year.

It was them being whinny punks then they became rock stars. Oh the irony.

I’ve had red dogs. I’m a Nathan’s or Sabrette’s guy. I probably spelled Sabrett’s wrong.

Indeed. The Clash had their moment and it was London Calling, by Sandinista it was wearing thin. And by Combat Rock they were done. The Jam had moments of greatness. The Pistols were utter shizza.

How many of you guys on the Forum who live over in Britain we’re old enough to see all these UK bands in the mid-70s to when it died? I saw The Clash open for The Who in ‘82, and The Clash blew The Who away.

I think he has a dog.

Or you could buy an Epi and do all the upgrades you need. Joe will put his name on dog poo if it makes him a buck. Him and Slash must be in some competition for who has the most sig models from Gibson and Epi. 2 pups 4 pots 2 caps 1 jack 1 switch 6 tuners What is that about 3 - 5 hundred worth of stuff you need, depending on how Gucci you get. Its been a long time since I bought all that stuff.

Okay so they sold 3.

They stated out with the Sex Pistols, then The Clash, of course talked about The Rats. Then I shut it off. I've seen many better docs on Punk. I did learn The Boomtown Rats were an Irish band. I didn't know that.

I started watching one yesterday about English Punk Rock. They talked to Bob. Geldof a lot and it was not to good. I did't finish it, and probably won't go back and watch it. It was on Amazon. Can't remember the name.

Where did you watch it? Netflix, Amazon ect? And don't tell me you watched it at your house.

That is a good doc. Martin did another one about the '75 Dylan Tour called Rolling Thunder Revue.

And if my "The" loophole is correct. Derek And The Dominos King Crimson Roxy Music ELP Jethro Tull We could be here a while. Thats not a band but a statement.

Wishbone Ash BOC Spirit Little Feat How about if "The" is not the first word in the band name - Frank Zappa And The Mothers Of Invention. Is that a loophole? Montrose Santana Jethro Tull Be-Bop Deluxe Pink Floyd

So not only lips and a-holes but red dye #5 too. Oh the carcinogens on that.

I still have mine from when I was a squid. The USCG didn’t issue me any.