A bit of a Gibson family Saturday. A little corner of heaven.
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Oh my god. That is incredible. I’ve heard it before, but somehow today it blew me away. You are so fortunate to have her. She obviously has a world class voice. Instead she chose family and friends over trying to “make it.” I’m sure she is content with that decision. But wow. Absolutely incredible.
Stop. I want a Carbine. Pretty much for ten or so years. That’ll be my next amp. But……
I wanted a 400+ too. The TT 800 Boogie Channel is based on it and it’s Fender tone stack. If I could only have one amp (god forbid) the Mesa TT 800 would be it.I wanted a Bass 400+ and came very close to buying one... but I realized I just don't need it considering what I have.
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This is another amp I wanted - I still might pop for one someday...
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I wanted a 400+ too. The TT 800 Boogie Channel is based on it and it’s Fender tone stack. If I could only have one amp (god forbid) the Mesa TT 800 would be it.
Dave got a steal and then some!damn, that’s like 775 US…totally worth it….Dave paid about a hundred buck for his 65, the original NOS Sylvania 6CA7 matched set is probably worth over three hundred bucks alone ….
Here you go then. This will polarize people. I love it. No lyrics so there is that.
TB or my phone appear to be glitching out again.
Here you go then. This will polarize people. I love it. No lyrics so there is that.
But I love anything Mavis sings on. Almost as good as the original.
You do like your Bergs.Dave got a steal and then some!
I paid about $200 for mine back around 2010ish. I’ve probably put hundreds of hours of use on it since then (no telling how much use it got before I got it) and still no known issues, appears to be working fine. However, it’s over 40 years old, so I should probably have it checked out. No idea what a cap lifespan is, but I’m probably close to it.
Here she is, in all her vintage glory on top of one of the best cabs ever made…
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Love that song.
I always wanted one of those LB Ashdowns as well.I wanted a Bass 400+ and came very close to buying one... but I realized I just don't need it considering what I have.
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I think of pop as crossing genres - it’s music that’s made to appeal to the masses. Country has pop just as rock, metal, and punk do. Maybe opera, too. Have to ask my opera singer friend…
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Dragons & Bilbies… on a beautiful Easter Sunday in the Southern Hemisphere.
Happy Easter to you all
Though he didn't have a great last couple of days, Grady felt like a short walk on the greens this evening.
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Just can't get him to poop in the little built in dog toilets. Even have them marked with flags, but he's too interested in other things.
(I would not actually let him go on the course.)
I always wanted one of those LB Ashdowns as well.
Well said. I dare anyone to tell me the Carpenters’ Close to You isn’t a classic.I get the whole pop "popular" appeal to the masses aspect, but history has proven that certain pop songs have become 'classics' - or as I like to say, "classical pop".., music that might have been born as simple "pop" but has touched a nerve to a broader form of music. Like all genre's of music, there's a generic/throw-away version, and a 'high-art' (dare I say) version. I will defend pop when it's good - the same as any other form of good/well crafted music.