When shuffle and bass boost were a true flex.
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Things You Don't See Anymore Part 3
- Thread starter Richland123
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When shuffle and bass boost were a true flex.
Kay Solo King K4102 Electric Guitar
You have a 2 string bass?
Yes. 2 of them!
Much to the (continued) chagrin of us in Atlanta who appreciated independent college radio... 
I had that. Boring graphically now, but back then "Woooo lights and noise!"
Sounds like it should be about oil wells.
I will never again pass by a crossroad community’s local history museum...you know, the ones...staffed by volunteers and run by the Garden Club!
...hand crafted in Germany in 1907...shipped across the Big water...by train from NYC to
St. Louis...and then by wagon to its final resting place in
Folsom, NM
I’m betting it served some church well.
Do you have Prince Albert in a can?
Why yes, we do.
Well you ought to let him out, you evil bastard!
And, of course, the ever popular Swastika Coal...named after the ancient Sanskrit symbol meaning ‘it is good/well’.
They suddenly changed the name of their company to Folsom Coal in 1940.
...hand crafted in Germany in 1907...shipped across the Big water...by train from NYC to
St. Louis...and then by wagon to its final resting place in
Folsom, NM
I’m betting it served some church well.
Do you have Prince Albert in a can?
Why yes, we do.
Well you ought to let him out, you evil bastard!
And, of course, the ever popular Swastika Coal...named after the ancient Sanskrit symbol meaning ‘it is good/well’.
They suddenly changed the name of their company to Folsom Coal in 1940.
The best part was it came with a record narrated by Walter Cronkite with Stravinsky's Rite of Spring as the soundtrack.
