Sgt. Pepper

I just looked at my Beatles Gear book too, and yep one screw.

A lot of the generations of vets way before my time don't like talking about it. I had great times in the service, but being in the Persian Gulf was not one of them.

Look at the pic in the link I posted. No second screw in the pic of the guitar.

No it is not an error. https://www.musicradar.com/news/guitars/the-story-of-john-lennons-lost-gibson-j-160e-acoustic-guitar-638221

I just came back from cleaning my undies. 👍. Man I would love to hear a killer live version of Strictly Genteel on that. He ended the show in Berkeley I saw with that one.

He PM'ed me a while back and told me I said something on a post that was not directed to him that made him so mad he left the forum. I have no clue what I said.

Had one and a BB King. I want another D-18. Or a 00-18 like Steve Howe has. I did the same thing you did after the big cheeses at Gibson made Mark A. their taking puppet, and were and still are gonna sue everyone who makes guitars that have strings. http://imgur.com/7EojopJ http://imgur.com/Iye0acU

Damn. Another gone. One of the best albums ever.

It's a free day of 8 hours pay, but not a happy holiday in any sense. I'm a vet, but I have no friends or relatives that I know that died in a conflict. I floated around in the Persian Gulf the first time we went there.

So tell me exactly why Gibson wants to sue everyone for coping their designs. That there is the pot...well you know the saying.

I got 2 words Lindy Fralin. Never liked SD when I was an electric player.

It's not a problem I have, want or need. People are dying, but I can't buy a 3k ES-335. The horror.

Bread is one of the 5 essential food groups. Bread, cheese, beer, Scotch, and chocolate.

Mine is from the 2009 remasters. I was 4 when they broke up.

Nice. I'm gonna watch the Beat Club performance on YT later. I know it was on the other night but I was busy. Just watched a few minuets of it. I was never a Pig Pen fan. I hate his voice. Sad he passed, but I didn't miss him in the band. He was fukin Janis Joplin though. In docs I've seen about The Dead, all they guys say she was a LOUD lay. Seeing Jerry with a Strat is weird. Every time I saw him he played Tiger or Rosebud.

Used?

Nothing curls up my toes like hearing that distinct sound on the needle dropping and hitting the outer groove before song 1.

Neck resets under warranty are long gone. I took mine to a Martin Tech in Richmond.

I got 8 or 9 different White Albums in all formats. One of my vinyl and one of my CD's are in Mono. I believe there is hand clapping on Ob -La - Di Ob - La - Da on the mono mix, but not the the stereo one. The White Album was the last one to have both mixes. Remixes Giles did I love. I have a Japanese pressing of The White Album on white vinyl on Apple that I've never played.

I downloaded a few of those Europe '72 shows. I always hated Drums and Space Jams. They stretch out enough on songs no need for more noodling.

I do. I use 11 - 52. I don't want strings some corova virus havin' sicky has been strumming.

Yeah and he wrote Blackbird and as a dual ended sword - Temporary Secretary. The horror. Blackbird is one of my favorte songs of all time. The other one is silly.

I know it is. I have been buying the Zappa and Roxy Music 180's. I think the Beatles remasters and remixes are 180. Got them too. And a few others. I wish I could afford MacIntosh. All my stuff is Denon. It is pre- surround sound days.

I did it a second time. Better than the first but I'd rather be single.

I am only buying vinyl now unless it is only out on CD. Yes the digital age is great I can use my phone to tell stuff play music. But like being at a live event, music sounds better when it is not compressed to death for digital files. Have you heard audiophile 180 gram vinyl. I just started getting them. They sound amazing, but like you said to each his own.