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Erik Buell Collaborates on Signature Guitar

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[The_AirHawk]

"Oh GREAT! Just F'n GREAT! Second Lead-break of the First Set, and the damn tremgasket is weeping oil AGAIN!............"

 

[mscuddy]

Signature geetar? Heck, he should stick to building neat looking/handling motorcycles with feed grinder motors. Damn, where did I put that bottle of Dilauded!?!?

 

[sachiwilson]

It's in the kitchen cabinet off to the right. . . . . no not that one, the upper one! There you go.

 

[BrowningBAR]

"Thanks to some prodding a couple of years ago from Queensrÿche guitarist-friend, Mike Stone"
--They couldn't find a band that had a hit in the last 20 years?

 

[newagetwotone]

Harley and UFC
Buell and Peavey
Isn't there a Ducati Edition memory card?

oh yea there is...
SDCFX4004GR SanDisk 4 GB Extreme Ducati Edition CompactFlash Memory Card

Whats next Suzuki selling their name to a beer?

 

[BrowningBAR]

Don't forget...

 

[newagetwotone]

What is THAT?

 

[BrowningBAR]

It's the Flash Drive:
Fast Standing Still: SanDisk Ducati Edition Flash Drives Look Fast, Cool

 

[longride]

That guitar looks like my SG would if I left it too close to the radiator and it melted a bit. Stick with bikes Erik!

 

[seruzawa]

Really.

"Thanks to some prodding a couple of years ago from Queensrÿche guitarist-friend, Mike Stone"
--They couldn't find a band that had a hit in the last 20 years?

Who the freak is Queensrÿche?

 

[BrowningBAR]

Who the freak is Queensrÿche?

A "Metal" band from the 80s. They had two "big" albums.

 

[seruzawa]

A "Metal" band from the 80s. They had two "big" albums.

At risk of upsetting some metal band lovers I'd have to say that most 80's metal bands were pretty much interchangeable. You heard one you heard them all.

 

[pushrod]

I didn't notice...


Did Erik design the guitar with "bass-centralization?"

And, does it shake by itself, or does it depend on the operator?

 

[sarnali2]

Queensryche actually came from Bellevue, across Lake Washington from Seattle. Pretty much proves that not all Northwest bands were trend setters or even any good. I'm no metal head but I don't even remember them getting much local play, I think they had one generic hair/butt band video on MTv back then. Typical nancys flouncing around the stage trying to look "evil"....

 

[pushrod]

The only band from the PNY I "dug" (to use a fogey term) was Heart.

But then, I'm old and clueless.

 

[12er]

At risk of upsetting some metal band lovers I'd have to say that most 80's metal bands were pretty much interchangeable. You heard one you heard them all.

And with my over 300's shows seen in the 80s I think I saw them all... QR 3 or 4 times.

 

[seruzawa]

But...

And with my over 300's shows seen in the 80s I think I saw them all... QR 3 or 4 times.

... considering the 80s do you remember any of those concerts? I know I went to a bunch in the early 70's but most of it is a blue haze.

 

[sachiwilson]

A blue haze? They had two-smokes?