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Link? Or am I being a bit fick?

themaninblack1963 wrote:Got to be Fender Precision

Well I wish him luck getting one within his £250 budget. Perhaps a Squire might be in the price range.

People who don't have the faintest idea what to do with an apostrophe.

Say it loud and proud....... "I AM A MUSE FAN!" Don't be afraid to wear your musical heart on your sleeve. Ignore the fallout! Feck the consequences mate. Most of these buggers on here wouldn't know a good Radiohead tribute band if they fell over them in a depressed Prozaic state! clueles...

Er.... Muse. Oh, and the mighty Magazine.

Just to say that I've seen Mick (obviously) and Shaggy before and they're both incredibly talented musicians so I don't think you'll go far wrong! Jim Cheers, Jim. I know I can do the guitar, I was just a bit unconfident whether my vocals would be strong enough. Shaggy assures me that they're fine,...

johnnyg1968 wrote:how do you upload pics on here?

You need to open a free account with photobucket, upload your pic to there and you will be given a link which you can post on here.

The Nosferatu wrote:
are you using gear from the 70s / 80s ?

Only me clothes.

1. A 1982 Fender Squier Strat, black with maple and rosewood neck 2. This guitar, which is an antoria Les Paul neck and hardware married to a handbuilt (by myself) Yamaha SG2000-style body. This is easily the heaviest electric guitar I've ever come across and that includes basses. :shock: http://www...

I hear the video's going to be on "you've been framed"

theraven1979 wrote:Look at it though all lying there right defenceless like. Gives me the horn it does

Jim

You should let her have it, right between the mudgards.

He likes mounting bikes, obviously. I wonder what gear he was in?