Mike certainly had a hip rig, Peter has an Acoustic head, not sure about the cab.
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Cool rock n roll photos
- Thread starter Chad-Chicago
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I don’t know if that shot was from the Dust days, but there’s another overlooked band with members going on to bigger things.
David Bowie and Elvis Costello, 2003.
Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit.
Yeah, I was trying to figure out why he would need a 100W Marshall full stack AND an Acoustic 260 rig.
The I remembered how those old Marshalls at any less than full blast are fairly clean, and almost excessively midrangey.
So maybe by combining the two, he was getting a full range sound he liked at moderate volume?
Those 260s didn't seem to get a lot of love at the time.
The only band that seemed to like them was the Doors - there are photos of them in front of maybe a dozen full rigs.
Levon Helm, Bob Dylan, Rick Danko also in 1983.
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Just happened today.
Looks like Anthony Kiedis behind George.
Looks like Anthony Kiedis behind George.
Too bad the old guy didn't teach the style to his son.
I dunno man, I think they are both looking pretty sharp here.
Similarly, but from Michigan, and a slightly earlier era, there was garage band the Luv’d Ones…View attachment 5320134View attachment 5320140
Interesting......There was an Aussie band called The Loved Ones back in the middle '60's. Their biggest hit was INX's first hit.
