and just play that won?
And in order not to be flash it should be a cheap one?
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and just play that won?
And in order not to be flash it should be a cheap one?
Fight! Fight! Fight!Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
We are all musicians at the end of the day :shred: :hug:Quote:
Originally Posted by SWv2
You should get yourself down Turnpike Lane tube station and bang out some Rush, Neil Young, Bryan Adams numbers.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
Your collection is pitifully short Fash. No 355 (every man must have his Lucille) - no flame top Les Paul - no Gretsch and no Ricky and just where the fúck are your acoustics man!
I must say, if I encountered a collection like yours and discovered the owner was anything less than a first class, finger blistering ninja I'd think he was a bit of a train-spotter
:nod: It's hard to find a good deal on a ES-335 quite pricey. There is the midtown model which seems good value for money.Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbette Chapman - aged 15
I am waiting to strike on the flame top les paul. I may go lemonburst or honey. I sold my acoustic but would like a new one. I'm out of space for now.
I was looking at some Ricks last night online :hehe: Maybe I should get a 12 string.
A 12 string of course - how else can you cover Byrds classics? Oh and I forgot, either an Explorer or a Flying V (no need for both).
How about a firebird?Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbette Chapman - aged 15
Of course not, Pat. You need a spare, in case a string breaks duing a gig.Quote:
Originally Posted by Pat Vegas
I have two 1978 Precisions, so no need to compromise on quality. :thumbup:
You're just being impudent now. What next, a Fender Jaguar? As I'm sure you well know, the Firebird is simply the worst of the rather ostentatious, but essentially inferior trio of attempts by Gibson to look 'space-age'. I repeat, you only need one but I would choose the V Fash.
Of course, you could also occasionally eschew the big two and look at Tokais and Schecters. Both far more affordable but with superior build quality to the instruments they mimic.
Tokai Loverock - the cheeky cvnts don't even call it a Les Paul
https://cdn.shopify.com/s/files/1/03...G?v=1481210614
Your mum loves my loverock h.Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbette Chapman - aged 15
The shop near me sells Tokai he has some stunning guitars. he also sells G&L guitars.Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbette Chapman - aged 15
Look at the exquisite nitro finish on this Tokai ...you'd be afraid to play it. Their machining and woodcraft is doubtlessly superior but make sure you get a Japan made one for good resale (they have a korean factory I believe).
https://i.ebayimg.com/00/s/ODEzWDg1M...Ymktw/$_86.JPG
I'm sure she found you very sweet C but on the whole preferred handsome men I think.
Speaking of Fender Jaguars. that was my first proper purchase of a nice guitar when I was 18 years old from the guitar shop above the Pawnbrokers on the corner of St John Street at the Angel.Quote:
Originally Posted by Herbette Chapman - aged 15
I couldn't get on with it at all but I had no idea what I was doing. hated the bridge it would buzz and the strings would fly out the saddles. I think I had been watching to many Kurt Cobain videos at the time.
A truly dysfunctional guitar - must be why he liked it. Kurt eh? How can you be that talented, that good looking, that successful and that rich and still decide to blow your own head off?... not to mention sticking your dick in a pig like Courtney Love.