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I once owned a Laney LC15 and would never hesitate to recommend it. It was the Bees Knees

a little too much information

raz wrote: If you've ever heard the Blasters, Phil Alvin is surgically attached to his.

big ups for the blasters

Not all samicks are...well, um, Samick
this guy is playing a samick

http://youtube.com/watch?v=E8-PDfTn-ik

not too bad huh?

Once at a Rory Gallagher concert I had the misfortune to sit in front of someone who knew EVERY single word of every song and therefore felt compelled to sing at the top of his voice.....Now I'm not the most mild mannered person to walk this earth,but being in the presence of my wife to be I withsto...

Pretty near impossible to nail it down to just a few. but here goes. (mind you by the time I post this I might be off onto another tangent and have a completely different list) James Solbeg Buddy Miller Jimmy Thackery Derek Trucks Bob Margolin A couple of almost unknowns Toby Walker (acoustic finger...

I was hoping no one would mention the Pro Tone Squier as I intend to buy the first I see on Trade Me..........if it is at a reasonable price......

+ 1 Rory Gallagher A legend....I had the pleasure of seeing several times and now have the "Live at Montreux/The Definitive Collection" as a reminder as to how good he was

I could be accused of bias here as I really like Yamaha acoustics and therefore second Ash's advice....but if by chance you see a Yamaha FG-180 for cheaper.... go for it as they are the bees knees of 2nd hand acoustics

The Warratahs do play the Interislander when playing gigs. They are good time...and even after all these years still seem to have most but not all of the original members Hi Sydknee! I see you're in Oamaru - you don't have anything to do with the Penguin Club by any chance? We recently had a road t...

The Warratahs do play the Interislander when playing gigs. They are good time...and even after all these years still seem to have most but not all of the original members

have a look here for all things valvetronix

http://www.patchtronix.com/

Good to see the Masonic still going..I used to drink there way back about 1965 or so...it wasn't that flash those days but a good place to wait for the ferry,then the next ferry and then the next ferry

Bonnie played a concert in Auckland the night after ChCh, the Auckland gig was the last for her after months on the road...The Christchurch concert was the only one I have ever attended where it started on time and that was 7.30pm... so that they could pack up the gear and head off north straight af...

bluesgeek wrote:ah youth! worrying about hitting high notes - the money shots are all around the 12-15th fret area

I was always of the opinion that there was no money above the 5th fret