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That's my wife, you slags.

It appears the Fashion Police have a strong presence in this thread

http://goldengurls.bandcamp.com/album/typo-magic
I use a 74 mustang on every song on our record.

there you go.

I've had a '65RI Mustang on the brain lately. Thanks for the the links and songs posted. Bought some new tunes, too.

plaidbeer wrote:I've had a '65RI Mustang on the brain lately. Thanks for the the links and songs posted. Bought some new tunes, too.

I had a 69 reissue for a while and i thought it was great, i prefer having the tummy cuts on mine, no idea why.

I can't believe no one metioned Medicine. I am sadly dissappointed, FAIL.

71Smallbox wrote:I can't believe no one metioned Medicine. I am sadly dissappointed, FAIL.

I thought they were 2 string bass, drums & Sax

Johno wrote:

71Smallbox wrote:I can't believe no one metioned Medicine. I am sadly dissappointed, FAIL.

I thought they were 2 string bass, drums & Sax

that is Morphine, Medicine was an american "shoegaze" band. Check out the album "Shot Forth Self Living".

I like how disastrous this thread is turning out to be for Johno. I eagerly await his "Alright love, when's it due?" howler.

"look at this silly old fucker with the bandy legs coming along the street, what a WANKER!"

"that's my grandad. he's got cancer".

"Hello Gorgeous. Hello Joyce." is a personal favourite from my friend greeting two colleagues.

71Smallbox wrote:I can't believe no one metioned Medicine. I am sadly dissappointed, FAIL.

You know, I saw medicine like 3 times and I am not convinced he knew how to play live very well but he seemed quite adept at making noise, just throwing that tidbit out there. She definitely knew how to wail though. I consider this guy to be a lesser lee ranaldo.

They were definitely no Swervedriver.

goldengurls wrote:

71Smallbox wrote:I can't believe no one metioned Medicine. I am sadly dissappointed, FAIL.

You know, I saw medicine like 3 times and I am not convinced he knew how to play live very well but he seemed quite adept at making noise, just throwing that tidbit out there. She definitely knew how to wail though. I consider this guy to be a lesser lee ranaldo.

They were definitely no Swervedriver.

I have only heard them recorded, I wish I could have seen them. I think he was going for something less SY, more wall of noise guitar squall with a good beat behind it, oh and he played a Mustang.

he also played a beater strat.

some of my favorite examples come from deer tick

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edit: i learned about them here, posted bc of the shortscale usage. then i got really into them and saw them live. lead singer played a strat and the lead guitar player used a hollow body gibson

Rushkoff wrote:Heres a recent example. This is my band's pewwwp song, definitely one of the lighter things we've done in a while. Excuse the cheesiness too. Everything pretty much in the right earphone is a stock 65 RI Mustang in the bridge :

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FUARK. I absolutely love that.

i have to go with nirvana.
you can actually hear how thin the mustang sounds here
only a hot rail in bridge and stock pickup in neck:


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Rundgren has used them quite a lot thru the years....

think he used one to record 'Death of Rock and Roll' off the utopia Initiation album....

Leisureclub wrote:some of my favorite examples come from deer tick

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edit: i learned about them here, posted bc of the shortscale usage. then i got really into them and saw them live. lead singer played a strat and the lead guitar player used a hollow body gibson

That is some SERIOUS jangle. The bass is even jangly.

the 'rhythm' dude in delicate steve plays a mustang:

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