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Location: 6 String Ranch | It is funny that he talks about Brazilian Rosewood etc but by 69 most of Martin's guitars were Indian Rosewood. Small detail..... |
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Location: south east Michigan | Yeah...yeah....yeah Waskel!!!
You rock!
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Well the point is that if your going to clown around with a guitar there nothing better than an Ovation.
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Location: Lake Hiawatha, New Jersey | "It is widely known that during KISS' unplugged tour it was the spontaneous jam sessions with Ace Frehley and Peter Criss that eventually lead to the full blown reunion tours with make up. However, it is a little known piece of KISSTORY that one of the founding members of the band, BOZO THE CLOWN (later replaced by Ace) was not invited to rejoin the band. Gene Simmons had cited musical and artistic differences, as well as BOZO's inability to focus seriously on the band's image as the reasons for his termination. Paul Stanley added "he just goofs off too much".
Earlier today, during a recent promotional performance for his revealing new book "Gene can KISS my clown white ass", BOZO lead all 3 die hard fans through the streets of New York with unplugged renditions of such KISS classics as "Rock and Rhomper Room All Night", "Calling Dr. Bozo" and of course, "Psycho Circus". (See photo above).
BOZO was arrested shortly thereafter for disturbing the peace, but was later offered an endorsement deal from Taylor guitars." |
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Location: toneville USA | Originally posted by cwk2:
It is funny that he talks about Brazilian Rosewood etc but by 69 most of Martin's guitars were Indian Rosewood. Small detail..... WTF is so funny about it???
actually, you're wrong...most dreds started in 69, but the two i own are brazillian- made in 1969. other models of martin guitars started using indian after that, but used brazillian up untill 1970-1971.
get your facts straight. |
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Location: toneville USA | Originally posted by Jeff W.:
"I hear there's a Martin Board. With a lot of superior minded pricks all over IT..." well, to say that we're superior minded kinda makes you sound...not-so-smart doesn't it?
or if you meant that our actual pricks(you know, penis?) are superior minded... |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | Waskel,
My breasts aren't that big.
69D28,
No, It just makes you sound smug. But I understandstand, you got that way from taking crap from the real Martin owners...You know, pre war? |
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Location: toneville USA | Originally posted by Jeff W.:
Waskel,
My breasts aren't that big.
69D28,
No, It just makes you sound smug. But I understandstand, you got that way from taking crap from the real Martin owners...You know, pre war? like yours? |
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Location: Tampa, FL | Originally posted by '69D28:
actually, you're wrong...most dreds started in 69, but the two i own are brazillian- made in 1969. other models of martin guitars started using indian after that, but used brazillian up untill 1970-1971.
get your facts straight. Welcome back 69D28. Glad to see you again.
Could you, perhaps, take another shot at the above statements? This time you might strive for clarity and intelligibility. Let me help. In the first quoted statement are you trying to state something to the effect of: Most dreadnaught style guitar manufacturers (perhaps you meant to single out Martin Guitars specifically but the wording suggests a broader interpretation) began substituting East Indian rosewood as the construction material for backs and sides around the year 1969. Your guitars from this same period, however, are somewhat unique in that they were manufactured from the, presumably, more desirable Brazillian rosewood.
I'm afraid the second statement is a little too confused for me to find any parsing that seems to make sense. But follow the above sample you might take a second stab at editting your post so that it makes sense.
All in all, I suppose the whole post begs the question, does any of this make you a better player, or are you possibly another poser that, lacking any notable skill or talent, attempt to purchase credibility. In any event, wecome back. Don't be a stranger. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Originally posted by cliff:
. . . and bring back HalJordan, will'ya?? Hey Al, why don't you start a thread asking us to nominate past posters that we miss the most. Come on, you go first.
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Location: toneville USA | Originally posted by ChatMan:
Originally posted by '69D28:
actually, you're wrong...most dreds started in 69, but the two i own are brazillian- made in 1969. other models of martin guitars started using indian after that, but used brazillian up untill 1970-1971.
get your facts straight. Welcome back 69D28. Glad to see you again.
Could you, perhaps, take another shot at the above statements? This time you might strive for clarity and intelligibility. Let me help. In the first quoted statement are you trying to state something to the effect of: Most dreadnaught style guitar manufacturers (perhaps you meant to single out Martin Guitars specifically but the wording suggests a broader interpretation) began substituting East Indian rosewood as the construction material for backs and sides around the year 1969. Your guitars from this same period, however, are somewhat unique in that they were manufactured from the, presumably, more desirable Brazillian rosewood.
I'm afraid the second statement is a little too confused for me to find any parsing that seems to make sense. But follow the above sample you might take a second stab at editting your post so that it makes sense.
All in all, I suppose the whole post begs the question, does any of this make you a better player, or are you possibly another poser that, lacking any notable skill or talent, attempt to purchase credibility. In any event, wecome back. Don't be a stranger.
when is your CD going to be out...seeing as how you, obviously, are a master guitarist (as you are a master chatter) and must posess the most grandest of abilities on the fretboard. |
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