Kylef wrote:Is anyone aware of a Sherwood for sale in the US or UK? New or used.
UK
http://musicstreet.co.uk/fender-johnny- ... ood-green/
Canada
http://tomleemusic.ca/175194
Whether they keep their pages current and updated....
Kylef wrote:Is anyone aware of a Sherwood for sale in the US or UK? New or used.
Ha ha, I was coming here to mention this. Pretty funny.zakmaster wrote:I think the market for Johnny Marr Jaguars is about to heat up...
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WHATzakmaster wrote:I think the market for Johnny Marr Jaguars is about to heat up...
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I wonder if it has something to do with Ryan Adams making 1989 into a Smith's album?amv wrote:WHATzakmaster wrote:I think the market for Johnny Marr Jaguars is about to heat up...
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But in Indie rock Saudi Arabia, female pop stars aren't allowed 'their' guitar unless they are well covered up and wearing Converse. It depends, perhaps Ryan Adams has given her permission to play a guitar that's made in it's thousands and is close to everywhere, since it's highly unlikely she'd ever be able to pick up one herself, since choosing nail polish is, I am reliably informed...exhausting.wk_end wrote:She's playing a nice, cool looking guitar. What's the big deal?
There's no difference, it's a mainstream mass produced guitar and it's a signature model for a tried and true heritage rocker and purveyor of fairly conservative (not politically) music. It's not some secret thing you need the Indie rock handshake to get, there's nothing odd or strange about a mainstream pop star playing it, nothing.amv wrote:O If you honestly can't see the difference in perception between someone like Fiest or Karen O and Taylor Swift, then I'm not sure you're the best candidate to psychoanalyze the rest of us.
Of course you're right in a very literal sense, but I think you're being a little disingenuous if you don't at least see what I mean, whether or not you agree. Guitars are subject to fashion like everything else. I also think it'd be weird to see Eric Clapton playing some Ibanez shred machine, or Dave Mustaine playing an ES-335, or Bruce Springsteen playing anything other than a Tele. We tend to make associations between things, like guitars, and people, and colors, and shapes, and so on. In that sense, I find it jarringly weird to see Taylor Swift playing any Jaguar, let alone one as specific as the Marrguar.There's no difference ... It's not some secret thing you need the Indie rock handshake to get, there's nothing odd or strange about a mainstream pop star playing it, nothing.
Well of course it was negative (albeit tongue-in-cheek). I think Taylor Swift makes silly, calculated music, so seeing her with a guitar that I tend to associate with the opposite of that kinda music is, like I said above, jarring. Call me a snobby musical elitist all you want, but I still have no idea where you got sexism out of that. I find Beyonce every bit as silly. I hope that doesn't also make me racist.You said WHAT THE FUCK, in my obviously awry perception that's usually said in a negative manner.
Jesus Louisus, I'm just making an example of how there are a billion hugely respected female artists out there, and how strange it is for you to ignore that while assuming criticism of Taylor Swift (of all people) on a board like OSG (of all places) is sexist. Let me be more literal: If you can't see the difference in perception between [well-known guitarist and award-winning songwriter] St. Vincent and someone like Taylor swift, yadda yadda yadda.btw last I checked Karen O was a singer not a guitarist.
That's exactly why I'm so bothered. I think Dum Dum Girls are awesome (and they would have been a better example in my previous post), I love the fact that they rock a set of matching white Fender offsets, and think people who post condescending, sexist shit like that are knuckle-dragging assholes. The sheer ubiquity of sexually frustrated mysogynists on the internet makes me crazy, but I'm also bugged (admittedly to a lesser extent) when criticism of a woman is instantly classified as sexist just because she's a woman. And at the risk of sounding pedantic, let's be fair--that's its own kind of sexism, well-intentioned or not.Perhaps I'm tarring you with the brush wielded by the characters who posted about going off for a wank at the sight of the Dum Dum Girls with a few guitars and who wondered who chose their instruments for them (ironic on forum where there's loads of threads asking 'should I buy this?' and 'What guitar should I buy?').
This is the part I just can't figure out. I'm not denying that getting hung up on guitar fashion is silly. But most of the things we waste our time with on the internet are silly. On a forum that's all about the recreational, obsessive dissection of a particular style of guitars, are you really telling me you're shocked by all this?If so I'm sorry but Taylor Swift playing a Fender Jaguar...pfft not remarkable in any way.
A) I'm one of those people, although...I know some people still cling to some idea that an Offest is somehow a marker of a bohemian free thinker but it's not.
If Keds aren't cool anymore, I must have missed the memo .shadowplay wrote:...becomes the face of Converse...