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Excellent! The Black rocks... What's the serial date? S.

yes, i'll take the 117 Charvel. Derringer looks fitter than he used to. Good God, man...Grover looks like my old neighbor. S.

My sincere condolences. peace to you, Steve

Strong words for a KISS fan.

Jazzy Spies redux

Someone just dropped a box of converters in my office. My question is what is the minimum milliamps required for boss/ibanez boxes? I've see one 9volt showing 210mA output. S.

Again, I'm glad i'm not the only horndog here...

Johnny Winter ~ Captured Live (album) Producers ~ I Love Lucy Mike Kennealy ~ '70s medley Cowboy Junkies ~ Lay it down Journey ~ Some Day Soon Kool & gang ~ Funky Stuff Mother's Finest ~ Love what you do to me Paul Westerberg ~ Things Utopia ~ road to Utopia Willie Nelson ~ Whiskey River

I haven't heard it... but if Allan Holdworth says "I wish I didn't play on it", that's all I need to hear.

what speakers are in the THD?

We're on the same page. The old non 'vee' headstock. That's what I referenced as 3+3 (or is it 3x3?) S.

Interesting. I didn't think Hamer would say no. Vector 3+3 headstock doesn't look out of place to me unless you live and breathe metal. Even then.... For a bunch of folks here that consider 3+3 to be a dealbreaker, repeat after me: "More Mick Ralphs, less Mick Mars" What would Wyldbil do? S. p.s>that veneer Blitz that BCR had was sweet. Somebody got a pix of that?

Belew ~ JC-120 wish I still had it.

Ok Go ~ Here it goes again hang a bass on a treadmill.

From the '70s, Chicago backing Al Green. Terry Kath's guitar skills were so fricken broad. What a pro...

I don't get it? PM sent

Poe should buy the GT Phantom, just for spite. cool stuff....care to share the asking prices? S.

The idea crossed my mind. Are the Squire starter pack guits total POS?

LZ - Heartbreak was a pretty heavy memory, but the first would be when I bought La Grange on 45. After about 4 repeats, I flipped it over and played Just Got Paid. That was my first 'whoa', first air guitar and the first time a parent knocked on the door asking me to turn it down. Jackpot! S.

I hope they don't get free security from Hell's Angels.

Lo and behold, somebody beat me to it...I found it in one minute. Read About It My best friend saw it with me and bought a Schecter Saturn within a month.

Me too! That KC performance and Midnight Oil on Thicke of the Night stand out greater than anything i've seen on SNL. I bought the first used JC-120 I could find and started making noise. I've got MP3s of the KC performance but they're on a dying drive that I disconnected before it totally conced out. I shared it with Brooks, I think... I do have a VHS of the Midnight Oil show somewhere that I will eventually convert. I remember Peter singing with shredded newspaper on the floor during Read About It then lighting the one in his hand. After the spoken word, he drops it and and all the shit starts to burn. Here come the prop guys to snuff it out while Peter does his wildman jig. Kickass.

woah sorry for the size.

I certainly haven't seen them all, but one of my best has to be The Replacements. In their peak just before Bob lost it. Probably drunk and still mischevious, you could almost lip read "WTF is up with Bob?" after Bob tossed his Les Paul. Great and sad at the same time. Keith Richards w/ Expensive Winos were memorable. Keith's amp bleeding thru the mix. Drayton and Jordon swapped bass & drum duties. I could hardly hear Waddy. The Cowboy Junkies were sublime and smooth and, believe it or not, Terence Trent D'Arby was very good. Noticable flubs ~ 10,000 Maniac bassist total missed going back to a verse. Fuc|<ed it really bad. Also, The Bangles had a guest key player for "Hazy" (I'm thinking it was David Kayne living a fantasy) totally screwed one of the 2 second fills he had to perform. Toast! I haven't seen many episodes since 2000....I'm may be fortunate. I always managed to catch, say, Bobby McFerrin and miss Midnight Oil I have a higher recollection of King Crimson being on Fridays!