I'm loving this blog, some of the guitars look amazing, updated regularly too



Six String wrote:A friend of mine has a ES-175 made n the late 70s or early 80s I forget but during Gibson's downturn so it isn't sought after and my friend doesn't even play it much anymore.
Positive Passion wrote:Once I have a job I will start saving to get a gibson sj200
Tactful Cactus wrote:Marty Stuart explains how he ended up with Clarence Whites guitar. He seems a very likeable and humble bloke, I'd love to try that string bender device
Tactful Cactus wrote:Good piece. There must have been similar doomsday stories in the 80's when keyboards took hold, the guitar was dead forever then too. Hopefully its cyclical, the next grunge/britpop will bump the market again in 5 years time.
Tactful Cactus wrote:Positive Passion wrote:Once I have a job I will start saving to get a gibson sj200
Very nice! Sunburst?
Deebank wrote:And while I'm appalling you all how about the Dalek's handbag...
Hodgson wrote:You just have to face reality that you are not well liked by some people here. Not necessarily people who will shout on the BCB cunt threads,but posters who are well liked by all and who get on with the business of posting to threads when they want
take5_d_shorterer wrote:"Why my guitar gently weeps, The slow, secret death of the six-string electric. And why you should care."
Washington Post, June 22, 2017
https://www.washingtonpost.com/graphics ... 0bd6a040ac
Dr Markus wrote:
Someone in your line of work usually as their own man cave aka the shed we're they can potter around fixing stuff or something don't they?
The Savage Young Gash wrote:Deebank wrote:And while I'm appalling you all how about the Dalek's handbag...
I've got a picture of me playing Mick Jones' Roland at his Rock and Roll Library - sooo heavy and the strings were like cheese wire.