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Has anyone seen this before? I tried to log onto the site, and this is what I got... :dunno:

One of the best interviews I've ever heard.

Just discoved her today. Talk about an ear for tone... :love:

https://www.zerohedge.com/political/its-him-or-me-neil-young-throws-tantrum-over-joe-rogan-demands-spotify-remove-his-songs Top comments: - "This is just another example of how 60s liberal rebels have morphed into 20s elitists stooges. Turn off the TV Neil, your soul has been stolen." - "Old...

The song was written and played by Greg Douglass using a solid-state Quilter "Duck" amplifier. I've heard this one covered many times over the years, but this is the first time it's been played correctly. :clap:

After a blockbuster initial release, "The Warriors" ended-up getting blacklisted. Gee, I wonder why? :LOL:

Top comment: "After watching this, I'm overcome with utter sadness of how awesome being a kid was then, and how much things truly suck now."

Years ago I had a Gretsch guitar that absolutley loved to play. I sold it to get a 1981 Ibanez Destroyer II, which was a great guitar. Lately, I've been back to wanting another Gretsch. This Masterbuilt Duo Jet is just about as cool as it gets, IMO.

:unsure: Also... How does "I Saw The Strangest Thing" relate to 99.999% of what's been moved to that category?

Does it sound as good as it looks? I want to go back to playing early to mid 80's metal, and the GG looks the biz!

Let's say that I sold a guitar with a third hole drilled into the body for a strap knob that I did not mention in the listing. If the buyer misses it, then notices it after he has purchased the guitar, should I be held responsible? If yes, to what degree?

After trying many new model Gibson guitars, I decided to purchase a 1982 Les Paul Custom. 1978 through 1982 have always been my favorite years for the LP Custom. I believe 1982 is also when they brought back the dished top. Not only is the guitar 100% stock, it still has the original strings on...

Gibson has a history of being hit-n-miss when it comes to QC issues... but, the latest models are the worst I've seen. The quality of the rosewood is quite bad. Same goes with the ebony... Blotched and grainy. The frets are too small, and the quality of the flamed maple tops has declined as...

In Finland, an unhappy Tesla owner decided to blow up his Model S after learning it would need a new expensive battery pack. In the video on YouTube with English subtitles, Tuomas Katainen explains his 2013 Model S was in the shop for more than a month for service. When he heard back from the...

Many have noticed that Gibson has downsized the fret wire, yet they continue to refer to the wire size as "medium jumbo". I recently sold two Gibson '57 LP Historic models, due to the new fret sizing. At first, I couldn't figure out why I wasn't digging these guitars? I've owned Gibson Historic...

Peter Buck is playing what looks like a Fender, but I don't think it is? I don't know if this is what he used to record the song. Sound to me like he may have used a hollow body, maybe?

https://www.lifesitenews.com/news/i-would-rather-die-than-lose-my-freedom-brazilian-president-slams-vaccine-passports/

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt1669831/?ref_=ttfc_fc_tt An alien comes to earth with a botanical virus, but a gutsy Arizona widow wins him over with her garden-fresh cooking, and then tries to topple the corrupt government that put him up to it.

My personal favorite. Originally recorded in 1989 in Nashville by Lisa Layne and Vince Vance. Lisa Layne, still knocking it out in 2021.