Saul Goodman

He was also in the recent remake of Snow White.

That sounds cool and all to find a secret porthole but what happened to my Rudolf Schenker post?

Is it private? Says I don't have permission.

Where's Rudolf?

I've watched a lot of their shows. That singer is insane climbing the rafters, smashing beer cans on his head, jumping around. Dude is hyper. I've watched shows that are 10-15 years old and he hasn't lost any energy. He'll probably have more energy at 73 than Rudolf Schenker.

My husband and I were making bacon sandwiches and rocking to this LOUD. The neighbors could hear and smell bacon. Awesome they finally came out with a new live video. Rock On!!

I don't believe those tuners are original. But, those bridges never stayed in tune so maybe the locking tuners helped. Just the tuners, pickups, bridge, case and plastic knobs are worth $850, or at least were. He doesn't show a picture of the case though.

The JB mini is a nice bridge single coil size. Pair that up with single stacks and you're ready to go.

Oh, wait. You said, "Clarksdale." Nevermind.

So he's not actually Spawn of Vampires?

But then.... https://www.imdb.com/title/tt31193180/

Glad you got it, @hamerhead. I woke up this morning and was relieved I didn't buy another guitar.

Any way to know if that's actually a Hamer body?

That is tempting!!

I use Pirate Bay. What's wrong with Pirate Bay?

I enjoy this guy. Very well done videos. What brings to question is the part considering the two neck carves between the '59 and '60s. He states they were all done by hand in front of a belt sander. Each person holding their own guitar neck and shaping it according to feel in their own hands. So each neck feels organic to your hands instead of just being a drive-it-and-go kind of t hing. I've learned there are a few Hamer Luthiers here and some who are also in the know. But, weren't Hamer necks fashioned in the same way, at least before they became all shiny? Hamers were pretty much hand made, correct? Also he mentions, "Old growth," Honduran Mahogany. Ed Roman had a great page about Hamer back in the day where he praised the wood Hamer had stockpiled. I love this hog-slab Special I just picked up.

Oddly enough, they are available on FB.

Hendrix used lighter fluid on his strat once onstage. Can't argue with a legend.

You never see Adam Jones' face that well onstage because of the lighting, or lack thereof. It was interesting to see how emotionless his expression, or lack of, actually is. And he rarely looked down at his fretboard. His playing was impeccable though.

Oh, man, I hated that album.

Metallica has never been at their best on covers. They do best at just Metallica.

I was able to update my links (Above) as they were taken down by YouTube. Here's Metallica. 1:03 Hole in the Sky 5:25 Creeping Death 12:08 For Whom the Bell Tolls 16:50 Johnny Blade 23:30 ? Battery 29:26 Master of Puppets

I'll clear the bench and see if I can at least pull it this week. $75 shipped sound okay? Full lead, not clipped.