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Location: Utah | Buy the right guitars now and you'll have enough coin for retirement. That's my story and I'm sticking to it! |
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Location: Boise, Idaho | As soon as the Patriot gets shipped to Michelle, the others will get played more. All are in the same room now and most get played at least weekly, except the electrics, Classic, Matrix and 12 string. I guess that's a pretty big list of exceptions, but each has a specific reason for keeping it. |
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Location: John's Island, Florida | Originally posted by SLATFATF:
Originally posted by dark bar:
I seem to have a choice between sticking a bunch of money in our retirement funds, or buying a bunch of guitars. Unfortunately I can't do both. Don't know what you do but you shoulda been a reverend. lotsa guitars, lotsa coin, and a garronteed happy future.
nice looking Elite MusicMishka! I Hope you're starting to feel a little better... and then much better soon. nothing worse than neck or back surgery, the pain is pretty rough when the nerves get trapped or pinched. but the meds they give you for them are usually pretty good.
SLATFATF... poor form on your part, are you related to CR or TUS? |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | That's a surprising short post ... |
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Location: Florida Central Gulf Coast | Originally posted by Tightly Strung:
I thought the attacks and slurs were supposed to stop occurring. Some 'acronymics' can't help it. Tis a shame... in more ways than one... |
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Location: Latitude 39.56819, Longitude -105.080066 | Hi Glenn
See you're back again. |
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Location: Ontario Canada | Originally posted by Beal:
Some just make me smile, a 57 strat in the bathroom with a 53 Paul next to it
Jammin' in the John !!
Something about the acoustics when you try recording in the bathroom with all the tiles to bounce the sound around. Food for thought, input forthcoming I am sure. ;)
Jim.
PS: I hope you are improving every day Mike. |
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Location: Phoenix AZ | Originally posted by schroeder:
How's the family? ... especially the twins. |
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Location: 6 String Ranch | yeah |
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Location: Earth·SolarSystem·LocalInterstellarCloud·Local Bub | You guys are acting like real boobs. |
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Location: NJ | . . . in tight tops. |
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Location: Utah | More like nuts. |
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | "Jammin' in the John !! Something about the acoustics when you try recording in the bathroom with all the tiles to bounce the sound around."
This technique was utilized to great success by Les Paul when he was producing his hits with Mary Ford. |
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Location: Ontario Canada | Hello ProfessorBB,
I have the scratchiest copy of "Mockingbird Hill"
I played that on a Seabreeze record player probably everyday and night. My wife gave me the record for my 21st birthday. Music and Memories,
I hope she is looking down on all of us ProfessorBB, in the modern language of the greatgrand kids...Getting old Sucks.:)The voice and the fingers ain't what they use to be.
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Location: Colorado Rocky Mountains | A few years ago, my step-daughter's husband's grandfather passed away. He lived over on an island off the coast of Great Britain, on the east side closest to the Europe mainland. He was an early pioneer of radio electronics, had been active during the war with radio transmissions, and had a large collection of gear that the family donated to historical societies upon his passing. However, he also had a collection of Les Paul and Mary Ford albums that I was fortunate to have been given, including what appear to be his best sellers. Not sure what condition they're in as I haven't had a record player in 25 years, but the covers are pristine. |
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| Originally posted by Mark in Boise:
As soon as the Patriot gets shipped to Michelle, the others will get played more. All are in the same room now and most get played at least weekly, except the electrics, Classic, Matrix and 12 string. I guess that's a pretty big list of exceptions, but each has a specific reason for keeping it. Mark,
I've told a few people that a nice guy in Boise is keeping my Patriot warm! I can't wait for the nicer weather here.
Michelle |
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