Bronx
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That set list is a great memento. I'm using a Les Paul mouse pad I got for Christmas a couple years ago. It's so grungy you can barely see the guitars now.
Another thing I vividly remember about the shows is how they didn't take a break between songs. I was amazed at how the aptly named Chad Wackerman could wack on those drums non-stop for over 2 hours.
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I bought the CDs, put it on my Ipod and listened while doing my weekly yard work last Sunday. Made doing the work more tolerable.
I saw him in concert twice in the 80s, once in Buffalo and once at the N.Y.S. fair in Syracuse. Both great shows. The most memorable thing about the concerts for me was every time Frank put his guitar down a tech would run out, grab it and tune it off stage.
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I almost bought a pair of these Ringo drum sticks just because, then came to my senses. I don't play drums.
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I watched Lisztomania last night for the first time. Can just describe it a bizarre.
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Back in the early 1970s in high school the subject of the year 2000 came up. I remember thinking, "I'll be 43 in the year 2000. That's so old."
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My 339 studio is the same way. Never even noticed it before reading this thread, but it doesn't bother me.
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I always rode Japanese cruisers, but last year when looking for a new bike no foreign manufacturer was making anything I liked. Ended up buying a new Harley Softail Low Rider. It's comfortable to ride, but already both fork seals sprung leaks. The bike's approaching 10,000 miles.
I looked at Indians but the nearest dealer is about 90 miles away. I've got 3 Harley dealers within 30 miles.
Enjoy your riding class, they're a lot of fun (if you don't flunk).
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I want a custom shop Rocky Strat, but at 25 grand that's not happening.
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On 3/24/2021 at 10:11 PM, Larsongs said:
If the OP is talking about the MIC Entry level Casino the first thing I’d change would be the Pickups.. Fralin, Lollar Or Duncan P90’s are far better sounding than the shrill Asian P90’s...
Just doing the above plus a Pro Set up will yield a great Guitar!
Then add a Bigsby B-7. Improves sustain & is a usable Effect. And it looks cool..
Lastly a Bone Nut, Grover Tuners, upgraded Electronics, Switchcraft Jack & Switch..
I agree, especially about the switch. Don't know about current ones, but the switch on my natural Korean Casino broke almost out of the box. The only other mod I did to mine was took the pick guard off, I think it looks better without it.
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This is my go to electric, a 2001 MIM. Real easy to play, the only issue I had was buzzy pickups before I shielded the cavity.
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Michael Stanley made some great music. It's too bad he wasn't more well known world wide. RIP.
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I've been a Zappa fan since the early 80s when a Canadian frind turned me on to him, and it's been downhill ever since.
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On Friday, May 1, 2020 at 8:46 AM, brad1 said:
I've thought about this for a long time.
I'm taking it with me. 😁
Reminds me of the old joke, "If I can't take it with me I'm not going".
I have a lot of musicians in the family so I'll just let them fight over my guitars. One neice has alrady put a claim on my Strat. Talk about not waiting for the body to get cold.
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Now if someone can built a J45/D28...
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Hope you write a review after you use it. We make our own sausage using a Kitchenaid attachment. It gets clogged easily while grinding which makes it a pain to use. Have to keep taking it apart to clear the clog.
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I love the way your dog sits on the steps, but it doesn't look all that comfortable.
I have a black lab mix who's a clown; he'd probably sit the same way.
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I like Yoko's music when she's not cackling. Approximately Infinate Universe and feeling the Space are decent albums, as are her songs on Sometime in NYC and Double Fantasy, IMO.
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Recentley went to Do-It Center for some hardware. When I got to the cashier the first thing she said was "Discount?" I repeated "Discount?" She said "5% off for seniors." Didn't think I looked that old (I'm 61), was like a knife though my heart.
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Gibson es339 studio is one of the best !
in Gibson USA
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I have a 339 Studio that I keep out next to my computer desk that I can grab whenever I feel the need to play something. It's a 2015 that only has the 1 volume and 1 tone control. Doesn't matter to me because I play it unplugged most of the time.