J Mascis would've loved this Jazzmaster....
Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 8:11 am
....from years and years ago....this belonged to an old FDP member...he had it customised
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Re: J Mascis would of loved this Jazzmaster....
Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 8:18 am
Re: J Mascis would of loved this Jazzmaster....
Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 8:33 am
oooh!! it's wonderful..but I don't like the white pickguard on it...cool with gold or tortoise 
Re: J Mascis would of loved this Jazzmaster....
Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 8:52 am
Mmm.... 
I agree I would change the pickguard though. Maybe Black anodized
I agree I would change the pickguard though. Maybe Black anodized
Re: J Mascis would of loved this Jazzmaster....
Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 9:40 am
Yes, it's lovely.
Now, call your parents and tell them to ask for a refund for any school fees they paid. Would of? Would of?
It's "would have" and the contraction is "would've".
Normally I let that sort of thing go, because teaching basic infant-level english to internet users is a task that is beyond anyone's capabilities. I'll even ignore people inserting apostropes into plurals, usually. But "would of"? That's just unforgivable.
Now, call your parents and tell them to ask for a refund for any school fees they paid. Would of? Would of?
It's "would have" and the contraction is "would've".
Normally I let that sort of thing go, because teaching basic infant-level english to internet users is a task that is beyond anyone's capabilities. I'll even ignore people inserting apostropes into plurals, usually. But "would of"? That's just unforgivable.
Re: J Mascis would of loved this Jazzmaster....
Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 9:41 am
Reminds me of another Jazzmaster I once saw...
If you're ever in Chicago (or if you live there) you have to go down to the Lakeview Lounge. There's a house band that's been playing there for an eternity and the guitar player has a very similar early sixties JM that's been "bedazzled."
The bar is crazy...the stage is behind it, sunken into the wall. The band kicks ass. The bass player is a spitting image of David Crosby and they get drunker and drunker as the evening wears on...about 3 am they do a cover of Jimi Hendrix's Purple Haze and drunkenly shout "excuse me while I kiss my ass."
It sounds strange to type it, but I think it's one of the best local things to do in the windy city.
Gill
If you're ever in Chicago (or if you live there) you have to go down to the Lakeview Lounge. There's a house band that's been playing there for an eternity and the guitar player has a very similar early sixties JM that's been "bedazzled."
The bar is crazy...the stage is behind it, sunken into the wall. The band kicks ass. The bass player is a spitting image of David Crosby and they get drunker and drunker as the evening wears on...about 3 am they do a cover of Jimi Hendrix's Purple Haze and drunkenly shout "excuse me while I kiss my ass."
It sounds strange to type it, but I think it's one of the best local things to do in the windy city.
Gill
Re: J Mascis would of loved this Jazzmaster....
Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 9:42 am
But, no one said would of I only said would and no one else said would at alldjetz wrote: Yes, it's lovely.
Now, call your parents and tell them to ask for a refund for any school fees they paid. Would of? Would of?
It's "would have" and the contraction is "would've".
Normally I let that sort of thing go, because teaching basic infant-level english to internet users is a task that is beyond anyone's capabilities. I'll even ignore people inserting apostropes into plurals, usually. But "would of"? That's just unforgivable.
Re: J Mascis would of loved this Jazzmaster....
Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 10:03 am
Gill wrote: Reminds me of another Jazzmaster I once saw...
If you're ever in Chicago (or if you live there) you have to go down to the Lakeview Lounge. There's a house band that's been playing there for an eternity and the guitar player has a very similar early sixties JM that's been "bedazzled."
The bar is crazy...the stage is behind it, sunken into the wall. The band kicks ass. The bass player is a spitting image of David Crosby and they get drunker and drunker as the evening wears on...about 3 am they do a cover of Jimi Hendrix's Purple Haze and drunkenly shout "excuse me while I kiss my ass."
It sounds strange to type it, but I think it's one of the best local things to do in the windy city.
Gill
wow....heh...I wish I could see that...you never know...maybe one day I'll make it all the way to Chicago
Re: J Mascis would of loved this Jazzmaster....
Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 10:08 am
Hmmm... It's right in the title of this thread.Naturality wrote:But, no one said would of I only said would and no one else said would at alldjetz wrote: Yes, it's lovely.
Now, call your parents and tell them to ask for a refund for any school fees they paid. Would of? Would of?
It's "would have" and the contraction is "would've".
Normally I let that sort of thing go, because teaching basic infant-level english to internet users is a task that is beyond anyone's capabilities. I'll even ignore people inserting apostropes into plurals, usually. But "would of"? That's just unforgivable.
And, yes, lovely guitar!
Re: J Mascis would of loved this Jazzmaster....
Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 10:09 am
Chicage is an incredible city, full of Jazzmasters and Jaguars!
That's where I saw My Bloody Valentine live in '91...at the Vic.
Ah, the memories...
Sorry, though...I'm getting off topic. I would definitely change the pickguard, too...black annodized would be cool...maybe simple green guard with tons of stickers on it would be better, though!
Gill
That's where I saw My Bloody Valentine live in '91...at the Vic.
Ah, the memories...
Sorry, though...I'm getting off topic. I would definitely change the pickguard, too...black annodized would be cool...maybe simple green guard with tons of stickers on it would be better, though!
Gill
Re: J Mascis would of loved this Jazzmaster....
Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 10:27 am
Oh yeah, I didn't see thatSoiouz wrote: Hmmm... It's right in the title of this thread.
And, yes, lovely guitar!
Re: J Mascis would of loved this Jazzmaster....
Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 10:48 am
white pickguard ftw. and wtf at the grammar nazi.
Re: J Mascis would of loved this Jazzmaster....
Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 11:03 am
Now, call your parents and tell them to ask for a refund for any school fees they paid. Would of? Would of?
It's "would have" and the contraction is "would've".
Normally I let that sort of thing go, because teaching basic infant-level english to internet users is a task that is beyond anyone's capabilities. I'll even ignore people inserting apostropes into plurals, usually. But "would of"? That's just unforgivable.
Damn... that's just... harsh.
You might reserve such indignation for graver offenses than this.
Maybe you forgot the
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Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 11:04 am
I dig the white guard on there! I'm not a fan of black guards on JMs. Not natural!
As for the grammar thing, at least it wasn't one of the capital offenses like apostrophe abuse (use 'em for posessives or contractions, not plurals!) or the "anti-Shakespeare Syndrome" where the writer/speaker deletes "to be" from a phrase to completely bastardize it ("This needs fixed" or "This needs done"-WTF?!!).
As for the grammar thing, at least it wasn't one of the capital offenses like apostrophe abuse (use 'em for posessives or contractions, not plurals!) or the "anti-Shakespeare Syndrome" where the writer/speaker deletes "to be" from a phrase to completely bastardize it ("This needs fixed" or "This needs done"-WTF?!!).
Re: J Mascis would of loved this Jazzmaster....
Posted: Thu Jan 18, 2007 11:06 am
I think I know a thing or two about nature, just look at my name.serial wrote: I dig the white guard on there! I'm not a fan of black guards on JMs. Not natural!
How can you not like Thurston Moore's Lake Placid Blue with black pickguard?