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And sock monkeys say they are for climbingThanks for sharing your Der Tannenbaum guys - Mona sez' tree's are for peeing on...
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Speaking of "O Tannenbaum", us Navy types had some different lyrics to that melody while in Norfolk.Thanks for sharing your Der Tannenbaum guys - Mona sez' tree's are for peeing on...
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I've had G&Ls for years and don't think of it. It's certainly no worse or odd to me than MusicMan with the "hanging chad tuner" on the bottom. I think of G&L as having a loaded headstock. Aim it at people and they know you're done playing....
I haven't been bothered by any G&L headstock styles. But I can understand why some do not care for the looks of them.
That's being kind!I'll guess more "relic" than player wear.
Printing the model year? The 2013s and I think 2018s have it.
About the time I stopped listening to popular music.
Relevant phrase: "easy on the eyes". I was never gonna actually meet any of them-especially the ones that have died, so, TBH, I didn't/don't GAS about their personal lives or strengths. They are/were actors. I fully recognise that I'm shallow on the subject. Who I find attractive on a personal level is a whole nuther story.

Small detail. The motion has only been tabled it seems.Uh, it was never on the table Donnie. None of my birds are for that matter.
These Thunderbirds will be with me to the end. You’ll have to deal with my wife. She’s tough.
‘15 Gibson Reverse with DiCola pickups
‘07 Gibson Studio
‘11 Gibson Short Scale
‘13 Gibson NR
‘21 Gibson NR
‘10 BaCH NR II
‘07 Epi LE CS (the sparkling Pelham Blue one)
I grew up with the jelly from the can and still like it. But homemade cranberry sauce is better. Sharon dislikes cranberries in general but found a blue[berry] cranberry sauce recipe she likes. It’s excellent.
No kidding. That one is almost trashed enough for one of your resurrection jobs.Didn't take them long to beat the crap out of it.
Nah. It has a Peavey head. In 3000 years, aliens will dig up a Peavey amp and it will work fine. They will decide that our society was ordered around festivals to the god named Peavey.That "warhorse" kinda looks like it should be shot and put out of its misery.
This is on EBAY from Greco's 1975 catalog, the SB-850 was the Suzi Quatro model Thunderbird bass.
I thought she played LP Basses but never really followed her that closely.
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Is that headstock a deal breaker? I like it but Santa never delivered it to me!
Dunno, but it looks the part.Are these good basses? Gamma T-Bird type Bass
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Maybe Gibson called them IV. I don't thinks so. A Gibson reissue (after 1989) is just a Thunderbird.it looks like some listings online are calling the 2014 thunderbird with the 120 year inlay a thunderbird IV (Gibson). But others do not.
One thing that's constant: Cultures constantly change. Even those who were thought to be enlightened at their tiny slice of time in history. I can only imagine what people will think of even what is considered the most enlightened our time in 100 years. No cultures escape the scrutiny of time (fairly and often unfairly), if for no other reason those later in time are pretty sure (self-convinced), they alone are on the path, if not near the pinnacle of all things good and proper. If/Not being a fixed, unalterable standard, what is considered good is at best a human construct, which will, of necessity, be ever-changing.Born in '45, I lived through it-sometimes quite happily(we didn't know what we didn't know).
Barbarian.if it were up to me that stuff could have stayed at the store and stayed in the can…