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Ultimate Guitar Prop-ster

Posted 2016-09-26 5:39 PM (#529000)
Subject: Ultimate Guitar Prop-ster

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Some guys use a guitar as a stage prop. Here's one https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCMS-NJ7VxU, although he finally gets into it

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Edited by Darkbar 2016-09-26 5:41 PM

Beal

Posted 2016-09-26 7:43 PM (#529001 - in reply to #529000)
Subject: Re: Ultimate Guitar Prop-ster

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yeah, ok. got enough keyboards there?

Old Man Arthur

Posted 2016-09-27 12:29 AM (#529002 - in reply to #529000)
Subject: Re: Ultimate Guitar Prop-ster

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I think that Ian Anderson plays that guitar in the acoustic parts of Aqualung,
HERE Loads at 1:16
and he can actually play that guitar, 39 years later.
March 9th, 2016 Live at Antique Theatre, Plovdiv, Bulgaria....

Slipkid

Posted 2016-09-27 6:07 PM (#529009 - in reply to #529000)
Subject: Re: Ultimate Guitar Prop-ster

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Call it a gimmicky stage prop, but nobody does it like that anymore.
I'm glad I saw them at their peak of... energy? uniqueness?

Beal

Posted 2016-09-27 6:49 PM (#529014 - in reply to #529000)
Subject: Re: Ultimate Guitar Prop-ster

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they were great

Cavalier

Posted 2016-09-28 10:06 PM (#529032 - in reply to #529000)
Subject: Re: Ultimate Guitar Prop-ster

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Ian Anderson is always great. The neat thing about Tull music is that as he ages it blends with the personas he created over the years. The minstrel in the gallery or the vagabond from Aqualung can be song as young or old. Brit rock from the middle ages. I've seen them in years past and am going this year as well.