The hat can stay if it must, but that vest looks like something my 13 year old daughter would wear. LOL
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The hat can stay if it must, but that vest looks like something my 13 year old daughter would wear. LOL
I’ve got 4 tickets for Skynyrd’s show on August 10th about an hour from my home. The wife was skipping it and it was just going to be me and the kids. I’m not going to be able to use the tickets because I also have tickets for an all-day music festival about 20 minutes from home that the kids really really really want to go to... I didn’t realize the events were the same day until after I bought the festival tickets.
I need to get to selling those Skynyrd tickets.
I filed the nut slots, and polished it. Now it’s time to plug it in and give’er!
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I think pretty much everything rock stars wear is inspired by the fashion choices of 13 year old girls. Or at least, that was the case 1968-1998...
I can't help you out. I have plans for 10 August also.
Very cool. Thanks! Was that show in the US?
Needs to unbutton it, but other than that is loads better than that teen girls vest with the bunny collar.
‘merica!
Worse comes to worse, I end up eating them,
$260 worth... The money’s been spent and I’ll live.
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Me thinks you do buddy!
So I installed this truss cover and had to fit it. Because the holes didn't line up I used the old trick of gluing the screw heads to the plate and using double sided tape to attach to the headstock. Trying to now figure out how to age the plate a bit...
Any ideas out there?
Any ideas out there?
If your bandmates are cruel, and you pass out, they will shave you in some strange way. Well, maybe he doesn't miss the middle of his `stache.
A you being serious right now? Are you actually giving a rock star sh!t, for a fuzzy collar??? REALLY???Needs to unbutton it, but other than that is loads better than that teen girls vest with the bunny collar.
A you being serious right now? Are you actually giving a rock star sh!t, for a fuzzy collar??? REALLY???
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All good reasons why you wouldn't have caught me dead following those groups back in the day.A you being serious right now? Are you actually giving a rock star sh!t, for a fuzzy collar??? REALLY???
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Back then (mid 1970's) my opinions were...
Elton John = sappy bubble gum rock
Bowie = beyond out there, made bizarre look normal
Elvis = chubby has been with a sneer lip and greasy hair
The other ones I don't even recognize.
Now days I appreciate their music for what it is, but seriously, some of these acts (i.e. Genesis with Gabriel, etc) when you look back on them just seem silly and not ready for prime time. JMHO, YMMV
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Bowie = beyond out there, made bizarre look normal
JMHO, YMMV
I agree and in the best of ways - Bowie was beyond out there and he did make bizarre look 'normal', which is to say he elevated sofisticated costume/theater in rock as eloquently illustrated by your pic example choice.
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