Gaolee
Official leathers tester and crash dummy
That might be a tough one around here, but you never know. Looking for a 'Bird proves that you are on the road to enlightenment, though.
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Gaolee
Official leathers tester and crash dummy
I find that being observant makes blasphemy much more satisfying. I'm a little uneasy about the lack of purgatory to sweat it all out, but that's just one of those things, y'know.You must be joking! This lot in a choir, in church?Like putting a monk in a brothel!
Gaolee
Official leathers tester and crash dummy
Hey, where is your sense of humor? That must be a joke. Really. Isn't it....?Basically the guy is selling three Gibson bridge mounting bolts for $50.
The bridge body is broken in half and unusable,
the saddles are missing,
there aren't any intonation screws,
and the threaded body ferrules are not included in the sale.
:***:Other than that it's a perfectly good 3 point bridge (sarc off).
Nah man... that's wunna them 2 piece 3 point bridges! VERY rare
The audacity...I recently paid 40 for an older one in perfect condition..Nah man... that's wunna them 2 piece 3 point bridges! VERY rare
You would never have 'shrooms' in a full English or full Scottish (can't speak for a full Welsh), you would have 'mushrooms' or possibly even 'mushies'. You might also have Scottish sausage (aka Lorne) and a couple of 'rounds' of Scottish batch bread or tattie scones.
I remember it but not the name. Davie had the only Lum's w/ a hitching post! 'Course that's gone too.
Yeah, we say sh!t to your face!
^This. There are a couple of other places here that I like. I am partial to Telecaster Basses as well as Gibsons.
Seen this contribution from Gene?
As usual, lots of words to sell something.
Mandatory inflamatory opinion included.
"What are your views on the pick versus fingerstyle question?
“Respectfully, studio musicians who play with their fingers live have no idea that we can’t hear what they’re playing, because there’s no actual definition on the note that’s coming out. You can do that and love it and have no shagin’ idea what he’s playing, but you love that low end, or you can be like Chris Squire and have a very bright sound, where you can hear the attack and therefore hear the note that’s actually being played. I mean, a piano is a percussive instrument, and you can hear every single note because there’s a definition when the player hits the note.”
Gene Simmons: “Studio bassists who play with their fingers live have no idea that we can’t hear what they’re playing” | MusicRadar
As usual, lots of words to sell something.
Mandatory inflamatory opinion included.
"What are your views on the pick versus fingerstyle question?
“Respectfully, studio musicians who play with their fingers live have no idea that we can’t hear what they’re playing, because there’s no actual definition on the note that’s coming out. You can do that and love it and have no shagin’ idea what he’s playing, but you love that low end, or you can be like Chris Squire and have a very bright sound, where you can hear the attack and therefore hear the note that’s actually being played. I mean, a piano is a percussive instrument, and you can hear every single note because there’s a definition when the player hits the note.”
Gene Simmons: “Studio bassists who play with their fingers live have no idea that we can’t hear what they’re playing” | MusicRadar
Mushrooms here too, a full Welsh is much the same as the English version but you get more sausages and a real free range egg
The Scottish breakfast is the best by a mile, Scottish sausage is a work of genius. We're off up there on Wednesday morning for 2 - 4 weeks depending on the weather, I have 3 things on my foodie list, sausage, a smokie and a pint of heavy
Restaurant at WDW called Raglan Road. Irish soda bread w/ a Guiness and olive oil dip and many other scrumptious goodies including a real bread pudding. SO light and fluffy-NOT!
So you think it's a keeper?
:***:Other than that it's a perfectly good 3 point bridge (sarc off).
The Ric club were very relaxed when I was over there recounting my not-4005 adventure. Suppose they are also outside the mainstream and used to getting hated on by ignorant and/or malicious people.
Do you still have tour Ric Kat?
Light and fluffy? I was buying batch bread until the Mod put his foot down and told me it was fvcking horrible. But I like it... Nothing beats a slice of toasted housebrick.
Opinions are like ...er...Pie holes everybody has one.There's an interesting video floating around of Carol Kaye giving,no, trying to give Simmons a lesson. Hard to teach an old know-it-all .............well,anything.
People who haven't had it....should!
Guiness and olive oil? Hmmmm....
