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Thunderbird Club
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- Mar 13, 2008
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All this recent talk and postings of Fleetwood Mac here, and then this sad event occurs…
Fleetwood Mac's Christine McVie dies aged 79
Probably was the best singer in the band IMHO.
Fleetwood Mac's Christine McVie dies aged 79
Probably was the best singer in the band IMHO.
Bummer, I had a big ole crush on her when I was a pre-teen looking at the records and listening to them all those later ‘70’s summers when I had the house to myself and my mom was working.
You've come to the right place!
1) Puree veggies.
2) Blow down houses more effectively than the Big Bad Wolf
3) Puree the Big Bad Wolf
4) Extend your property line
5) Deafen that whiny neighbor so they won't notice you playing bass through smaller amps
I say, were that closer, it would be my early Christmas present.
CARP! She's been a fave since I first heard them in 1973. I've always hoped to meet her some day. Guess now I gotta wait even longer.
No shoes evident
Hanging out with the bass player, it's what all the cool kids want to do!
Especially those two! Yow!
Oh yeah and especially onstage, remember those marathon tuning sessions onstage?
"Hey your G string's flat" "Are you sure?" Bring it up a little bit, no not that much" "Little bit lower, Ahh, good enough, let's play!"Remember 'good enough for rock n roll'?
Ahem!
RIP.
Iconic duo? I'd call them archnemeses.
I can't even open up my MB150/112 at home!
When I had mine(mid 70s SVT/810 rig), it went on a 3 1/2' high stage for 50 weeks, came down for 2; went back up for 50 more weeks, down for 2; up for 50, down and sold!
More unwieldy than your Kasino?When I had mine(mid 70s SVT/810 rig), it went on a 3 1/2' high stage for 50 weeks, came down for 2; went back up for 50 more weeks, down for 2; up for 50, down and sold!
I *can* crank my Rumble 100 (1x12) but it's a sub-optimal idea, both from a hearing integrity and longevity standpoint (unless I'm in another room) and from a vibrating things off walls and horizontal surfaces standpoint.
That's going to need some Coca-Cola to get the rust off of it...
Yeah. Two very heavy pieces to move as opposed to one. When they'd have us play in a different room, it was easier to bring the Kasino in for one night then take it back home.(I've had vans since 1970)
