'Tain't rock n roll- but it's from the same set of complaints, only with a different approach. I like the ability to make that adjustment. I can dig it, time and a place...
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Thunderbird Club
- Thread starter TBird1958
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Crocs bigger, more aggressive, I think.
- Jun 30, 2010
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...well, now feeling sorry for pointing it out.., I'd like to stay #63 thank you - my first T-bird was a '63.
It is the middle of September from 10-19. However, there was a blog post from Epiphone that claimed October delivery. Continue not holding your breathe.
Gaolee
Official leathers tester and crash dummy
Plus Lemmy would become 665 and Kat would be 887. Neither would do so well. I don't see any reason to prevenet some appropriate person from being 62.
That actually comes as somewhat of a surprise, Doc. Last I knew, the Canadian National Register listed the mosquito as your official bird!
Seems I also heard something a while back about them replacing your flag's maple leaf with a mosquito
You mean La Liste Nationale du Canada.
Au Cananda, toutes les choses officiales doit etre en francais.
But for what it is worth, the national bird is the loon as its cry represents the melancholy we all feel when winter arrives.
That would get things looking pretty ugly around here. I think I speak for all. We won't have that.
I think it was someone here who said that Punk is all in the attitude.
Well, in introducing my daughter to punk, here is the sort of thing I played
Essentially Taylor Swift with crunchy guitars and, well, anti-punk lyrics.
But punk for me is more like:
And a Toronto band who's name would be censored here
Bunchoshagingoofs - Wikipedia
But if it all attitude, then this too is punk
Archer makes the distinction. If you haven't watched it, then you have no context.
I hereby propose the number 62 to be considered unlucky with respect to Thunderbirds and avoided.
Gaolee
Official leathers tester and crash dummy
The whole punk thing was a lot of fun for about five years. It's a miracle anybody survived without permanent injury. Diving off of two story speaker stacks was a bad idea. Who knew? Black eyes and ugly cuts were part of the fun, and the occasional broken bone was collateral damage. Somehow, I never got very badly damaged in the mayhem. Maybe it was defective enthusiasm.
Not a whole lot of band names at the time would have got past the censors. My favorite double bill came much later after the move to Seattle - Cat Butt appearing with Bible Stud.
Not a whole lot of band names at the time would have got past the censors. My favorite double bill came much later after the move to Seattle - Cat Butt appearing with Bible Stud.
That seems like a great idea.
Up to Our Queen though. Happy for anything Roni decides.
Sounds like a great name for a punk band - Defective Enthusiasm.
Wow I'd love to see those too. I loved 'the worlds fastest Indian'.
Don't forget Cataldo.Aahhh yes... ok.
It saddens me to say that, barring some miracle... I'll never have a real Gibson Thunderbird. To the best of my knowledge... Gibson proper, never produced one that didn't have a shallow 1.5 inch nut width. From what I've been able to gather thus far... custom shop, Hamer (unicorn), and Greco, are the only shots I'll have at a "real" neck-thru 'bird.
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When I typed the previous statement... I didn't consider short scaled 'birds or TB 5s. When I'm finally able to perform a 5/4 conversion on an Epi, I may find that it's a good thing, and could be coaxed to try it out on a Gibby. Does anybody know anything about the neck profile on a short scaled 'bird?
