It's about time someone used Alfred E. Newman for their avatar.
I didn't get it was Will at first. I just automatically saw @PillO as doing this.
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It's about time someone used Alfred E. Newman for their avatar.
Twisted minds think alike!I paid to see Bob Dylan just for the five song mini set by his backing band (Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers) mid show.
Done!I didn't get it was Will at first. I just automatically saw @PillO as doing this.
Did I miss the Flying V? ... and yet the Moderne is trademarked.
sure you didn't....I didn't get it was Will at first. I just automatically saw @PillO as doing this.
...Done!
Hey I may be deranged and a deviated pervert, but... What was the third thing?Between you, Will, and the young one on the Bulldozer.............
Bunch of deranged, deviated preverts. My kinda gang.
Hey I may be deranged and a deviated pervert, but... What was the third thing?

Just saw some pictures of the Moderne for the first time... it’s a little bit “wow” isn’t it?Did I miss the Flying V? ... and yet the Moderne is trademarked.
It is. With it, The Clash, Give ‘Em Enough Rope and Pure Mania from the Vibrators, I dove hard into punk. Still loved my glam, prog, and Neil, but those albums did for me what the Beatles had done 10+ years earlier and cemented me to music forever. And I could actually play it (unlike most of the prog I listened to). My kids (and wife) think I’m nuts. I probably am.
I had one a couple years ago, we did Vacant and E.M.I.
Dingwall discontinued the D-bird...They seem to claim to have trademarked the shape. Was it later and thus too late? Are there not-insubstantial differences between the FB and TB I'm not realizing such that only the FB body is trademarked?
Interestingly, I don't see the TB headstock shape listed.
Gibson Brands Inc Registered Patents And Trademarks
And in related news, Dean Files Countersuit Against Gibson, Seeks Trademark Cancellations | Guitarworld .
Good for dean. I've said all along that Gibson likely lost its rights by not defending those trademarks for all these years. Right or wrong, that's how trademark law generally works (or used to). It's why some manufacturers fight hard to not let their name become a generic term.
nice! bolt on?View attachment 3474990 The Orville, sunning herself and enjoying a new set of EY Guitar pickups
Oh no!?!?!?Dingwall discontinued the D-bird...
nice! bolt on?
Sex Pistols, the Ramones & the Saints were my 3. I quickly drifted to Elvis Costello, the Pretenders etc. The Stranglers were there and thereabouts as well, plus a grab bag of Aussie pub rock bands.