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Thee most anticipated signature bass??

That made me seek out some of Jones' actual words about SV, and that led me to an interesting Rolling Stone interview with him from six years ago, which I enjoyed.

At the time, Jones still had SV's bass. Seemingly not for sentimental reasons, but more that he doesn't know what to so with it. Fears that selling it would be bad karma.
 
From Fender's PR:

'We’re so proud to capture the essence of what made Sid such a memorable figure'

So, enough dope and alchohol not to know what planet he was on? Now THAT's some case candy.

That's the part of all this I'll never make peace with. To celebrate 'rock and roll!' and make money off of the dead who lived a terrible life battling problems that killed him. Yes kids, There's No Bidness Like Show Bidness!

Rock On ! ! !

 
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I thought this was going to be another Keanu Reeves thread lol cheers

Again, this reminds me--if Fender were more clever with their marketing they'd tie in a new signature series release every year at Halloween.

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All I see is a surf rock band waiting to happen.

 
He was a good singer, doing well on their covers of C'mon Everybody, Somethin' Else and My Way. He and Glen started The Vicious White Kids, with Sid singing. After he died, the record label released at least two albums of songs he sang on. One was called Flogging a Dead Horse, which was thought untasteful. The recordings were worse than you'd get on a phone nowadays, but that didn't stop the label.

Yes, I get joke about Sid's signature.
 
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