DJLegacy of LC Forum Proves Gravy Dead Wrong!

[Regnad Kcin]

It's like I've said earlier in these discussions: the Loose Change forum is not for debate or discussion such as we enjoy here. It's a club, a place for fanboys with similar interests.

You would never visit a forum dedicated to, say, Ford Mustangs and be able to post much in the way of criticism or open-ended chat, 'cause they love their 'Stangs to the point of near blind devotion. Same thing with LC.

 

[CptColumbo]

It's like I've said earlier in these discussions: the Loose Change forum is not for debate or discussion such as we enjoy here. It's a club, a place for fanboys with similar interests.

You would never visit a forum dedicated to, say, Ford Mustangs and be able to post much in the way of criticism or open-ended chat, 'cause they love their 'Stangs to the point of near blind devotion. Same thing with LC.

You got a problem with 'Stangs.

 

[delphi_ote]

You got a problem with 'Stangs.

Yea. I hate where they put the pickup switches!

 

[Ducky]

You got a problem with 'Stangs.

I had a 1973 Mach 1 with a 351 Cleveland uner the hood. I loved that car. It was a fastback though, and I'd never owned a car that had a rear window damn near prallel to the ground...

 

[CptColumbo]

I had a 1973 Mach 1 with a 351 Cleveland uner the hood. I loved that car. It was a fastback though, and I'd never owned a car that had a rear window damn near prallel to the ground...

I still have a '71 convertible.

 

[Belz...]

I still have a '71 convertible.

If I had taken my driver's at 16, I'd have a '69 Mach 1. Damn me to HELL!

 

[CptColumbo]

If I had taken my driver's at 16, I'd have a '69 Mach 1. Damn me to HELL!

I'll say.

 

[Belz...]

I'll say.

Previously owned by my grandfather. I'm not THAT old.

 

[valis]

You got a problem with 'Stangs.

The're fine, might even be able to outrun my 'vette, depending on how much of a head start I give you of course......

 

[Hellbound]

You got a problem with 'Stangs.

Personally, I just prefer a vehicle that isn't owned by 1/4 of the male 18-25 population.

 

[Ducky]

Personally, I just prefer a vehicle that isn't owned by 1/4 of the male 18-25 population.

Which is why my next muscle car will be a charger.

 

[Hellbound]

Which is why my next muscle car will be a charger.

I'm going to get a Dodge rabbit, rip out the firewall and front seats, and slap in a 454 or so.

 

[Gravy]

I'm going to get a Dodge rabbit, rip out the firewall and front seats, and slap in a 454 or so.

Do you mean an Omni, the pseudo-Rabbit?

 

[Mr. Skinny]

Do you mean an Omni, the pseudo-Rabbit?

Thank you, Gravy.

As the owner of a 75 Rabbit, a 77 Rabbit, and 80 Rabbit, an 84 GTI and a 2002 GTI I'm glad to see you identify the Omni as a pseudo-Rabbit.

I wanted to respond to this when I read it at work, put we government shills aren't allowed to transmit over the net without approval.

ETA: Dubfan and I are not the same person.

 

[delphi_ote]

So I'm the only one that thought about guitars? Dammit!

You could all be really cool like me and drive a 20 year old Saab...

 

[Mr. Skinny]

So I'm the only one that thought about guitars? Dammit!

Sorry Delphi, I only play acoustic (1974 Alvarez Yairi). I assume a 'Stang is an electric, and I don't know squat about electrics.

 

[Ducky]

Sorry Delphi, I only play acoustic (1974 Alvarez Yairi). I assume a 'Stang is an electric, and I don't know squat about electrics.

The Fender Mustang is a very distinct looking guitar. Vintage versions of that model are very sought after.

There is a version called the Jag-Stang reportedly designed by Kurt Cobain.

But I only play Paul Reed Smith electrics and Martin accoustics...

 

[Mr. Skinny]

The Fender Mustang is a very distinct looking guitar. Vintage versions of that model are very sought after.

There is a version called the Jag-Stang reportedly designed by Kurt Cobain.

But I only play Paul Reed Smith electrics and Martin accoustics...

Thanks, fowlsound. I recognized the Fender Mustang from your link as soon as I saw it. Lot's of rock groups used them in the 70's.

I always wanted to find a pre-WWII Martin D-28? in some granny's attic for sale for $25 bucks (obviously never happened *sigh*). I bought the Alvarez because it sounded good compared to a Martin (in 1974) and was about $100 less expensive than a Martin (and I paid $450 for the Alvarez in '74, IIRC)

[end of total derail]

 

[hellaeon]

Derail Continued

You guys would love the custom twin necks used by the guys in my band.
A rythm neck and lead neck, the rythm, tuned an octave down Eb. the lead normal Eb tuning. The rythm neck uses bass strings. I guarentee you - its f#$%&*# heavy!

 

[Ducky]

Thanks, fowlsound. I recognized the Fender Mustang from your link as soon as I saw it. Lot's of rock groups used them in the 70's.

I always wanted to find a pre-WWII Martin D-28? in some granny's attic for sale for $25 bucks (obviously never happened *sigh*). I bought the Alvarez because it sounded good compared to a Martin (in 1974) and was about $100 less expensive than a Martin (and I paid $450 for the Alvarez in '74, IIRC)

[end of total derail]

Alvarez makes some fine guitars. I just am very very partial to Maritn Accoustics.

I am a total guitar snob. (and gear snob in general. Don't get me started on amps and effects.)