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Post by aphasiac »

Just noticed Grant Nicholas from Feeder playing this Jazzmaster / Firebird hybrid:

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fuck i hate feeder.

i remember being interested by his guitar a while back, firebird with a fender 'stock. i wouldn't own it but i would admire it from afar.

as long as it wasn't being used to play feeder that is.
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Post by finboy »

some guy on offset is making one like that with a bolt neck epiphone firebird body.
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Post by avj »

I've always sort of liked Firebirds, but with the block inlays rather than trapezoidal and a normal-looking headstock it looks even better. That must have been pretty challenging, as I thought Firebirds were neck-through.

Who leaves their guitar teetering at the edge of the stage like that though? Seems like kind of a dick move.
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avj wrote: Who leaves their guitar teetering at the edge of the stage like that though? Seems like kind of a dick move.
Haha you're right - it is quite precariously balanced.

I quite like the guitar; wonder why he chose to go with the JM trem though? It's not like he ever uses the whammy or plays behind the bridge..
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Post by kim »

quinten a friend of mine i sometimes jam with has a firebird, it's red, i think the orig headstock works for the guitar. i always wanted a firebird bass but think the model looks lame upside down.
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Post by Mustang-Pete »

Probably for the asthetic property...

Also I saw them once and he did the same thing with his Tele, balancing it on the edge of the stage like that... God knows why.
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Zaphod wrote:fuck i hate feeder.
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Post by damienblair17 »

I like it. Never heard the band though. Reminds me of a John Entwistle "fenderbird" with a thunderbird body and a p bass neck (so says wikipedia).
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Feeder are fucking shit. Some guy who likes Feeder on Offset is building one of these. Why?
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I like early Feeder... they're a good live act !!
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Post by Will »

I quite like it - the JM trem seems to look very natural there.
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Post by timhulio »

Yeah, well I like early Muse, early Placebo, early Stereophonics and early Ocean Colour Scene.

Oh wait. It's all crap.
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Post by laterallateral »

I very much like that guitar. I would like it even better with dots instead of blocks and no binding and no matching headstock. I have no idea who Feeder is but anybody who balances his guitar on the side of a stage like that needs to be kicked in the head.
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timhulio wrote:Yeah, well I like early Muse, early Placebo, early Stereophonics and early Ocean Colour Scene.

Oh wait. It's all crap.
it's down to opinion, not fact & opinions change with the times.

I'm not really sure what you're really getting at...
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Grant Nicholas ranks as one of the worst lyricists ever.
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A lot of the lyrics are actually poking fun at the lyrics themselves.
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Post by Empires »

I would've loved this had it been someone I had a bit more respect for.

Credit where it's due for the idea though.
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Post by stewart »

othomas2 wrote:
timhulio wrote:Yeah, well I like early Muse, early Placebo, early Stereophonics and early Ocean Colour Scene.

Oh wait. It's all crap.
it's down to opinion, not fact & opinions change with the times.

I'm not really sure what you're really getting at...
it's pretty much fact that feeder are gash and always have been, the same as it's pretty much fact that AIDS is bad for you...

in my opinion.
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Post by Reece »

othomas2 wrote:A lot of the lyrics are actually shite.