Saul Goodman

You shoulda seen my house parties.

I bought a green one. Why? Because it's weed. All my other cables are black and I can't see them well in the dark. This cable will be seen and then I can know which is plugged in my guitar. Thanks for the posT.

Remember when Pat Boone did it?

Or was it just a '60s-'70s thing? I know a little bit about electronic and how copper coils conduct but this doesn't apply to a coil guitar cable. Or does it?

My rep doesn't call me that much. When he does, I tell him about my wheelchair, my dog, how my husband likes his bacon. I talk to him a little about music videos I've watched. After about 20 minutes he thanks me for my time.

This pretty much says it all. 1973. Bequeathed to me along with the inscription. He loaned this album to me in 1973. I kept it for a long time before returning it and put all the scratches on it and all the wear on the cover. Rick was a Vietnam Vet and lifelong friend. RIP.

Hard to believe how time has past so fast and gone. These studio monitors don't come close to my old JBL L-100s and a thousand watt Carver amp. Do the best you can but not on phone speakers.

Reminds me of Bucket Head.

Driven, that is packed full of Awesomeness! Makes me want to play it and wheel around the kitchen and fry some bacon for breakfast. The hubby is still asleep though. There is a bottle of Tequila on the kitchen bench.... hmmmmm.

Who got it?

Now there's a man who pays attention.

You're welcome. I forgot to update my post. The QR code went to the TSA lock company but I couldn't find anything about the Gibson case on the site. So later in the day I thought to combine the search with, "Gibson Case." And apparently this is a flight case available (except out of stock) on Gibson's site. This lock mechanism must be something TSA recognizes but still unclear to me why. But here is the info on Gibson's site. https://www.gibson.com/collections/gibson-guitar-cases

I missed the Billion Dollar Babies '73 tour. I was in the 5th grade and they came through Indianapolis. My mom wouldn't take me. I still have the clippings from the news paper, Harold Tribune, I think. Saw Alice in '77 or '78 "Welcome to My Nightmare?" Maybe. Not the same. Wish I would have seen the Billion Dollar Babies. This guitar has been the Holy Grail for me all my life. Sorry Hamer.

Here are the case details. @Hackubus, @Brooks Of course California has to get their 2 cents in. Interesting latches. And, I just learned how to do a QR code by taking this picture. QR took me here. http://www.travelsentry.org

Absolutely. Glen was a mess. You can't live without a pancreas. I'm not sure though why Neil got the guitar being he's the drummer. I figured Michael Bruce would have kept it. Maybe Neil and Glen were close. That's the part I don't know.

So far I'm loving the tone of it. Yes, it's a 2001 Historic. I was an Alice Cooper freak from the fifth grade on. Glen Buxton and his white 3 hole SG was a big influence on a young man. I never thought I'd get a chance to own one, cost, rarity, whatever. But this came up in a very cosmic/spiritual fashion. So I had to pay attention. As far as the case goes, it's anyone's guess. The guy I got it from is a vintage dealer. He goes through a lot of gear. He has never seen one like it and doesn't know what it is. I'm not really one to pay attention to cases so didn't think much of it but when the sun comes up tomorrow I'll take more pictures of it and maybe we can figure it out. Thanks for your input.

I was fearing the same thing but so far so good. Maybe it's because I've played Strats so much for so long. I'm just getting to know her. Never had or played a SG before. But, I'm relearning, "No More Mr. Nice Guy," at the moment. Sounds great. This is a 2001 by the way. 61 reissue. All stock.