Marillion's Peter Trewavas
Moderators: rickenbrother, ajish4
Dane, you forced me to do this.......
I’d be really pleased to meet you if I could remember your name
But I got problems of the memory ever since I got a winner in the fame game
I’m a citizen of legoland travellin’ incommunicado
And I don’t give a damn for the fleet street afficionados
But I don’t want to be the backpage interview
I don’t want launderette anonymity
I want my handprints in the concrete on sunset boulevard
A dummy in tussauds you’ll see
Incommunicado, incommunicado, incommunicado, incommunicado
I’m a marquee veteran, a multi-media bonafide celebrity
I’ve got an allergy to perrier, daylight and responsibility
I’m a rootin-tootin cowboy, the peter pan, the street credibility
Always taking the point with the dawn patrol fraternity
Sometimes it seems like I’ve been here before when I hear opportunity kicking in my door
Call it synchronicity call it deja vu I just put my faith in destiny -- it’s the way that I choose
But I don’t want to be a tin can tied to the bumper of a wedding limousine
Or currently residing in the where are they now file a toupet on the cabaret scene
I want to do adverts for american express cards talk shows on prime time tv
A villa in france, my own cocktail bar and that’s where you’re gonna find me
Incommunicado, incommunicado, incommunicado, incommunicado
Sometimes it seems like I’ve been here before when I hear opportunity kicking in my door
Call it synchronicity call it deja vu I just put my faith in destiny -- it’s the way that I choose
Incommunicado, incommunicado, incommunicado, incommunicado
It’s the only way
Incommunicado, incommunicado, incommunicado, incommunicado
I’d be really pleased to meet you if I could remember your name
But I got problems of the memory ever since I got a winner in the fame game
I’m a citizen of legoland travellin’ incommunicado
And I don’t give a damn for the fleet street afficionados
But I don’t want to be the backpage interview
I don’t want launderette anonymity
I want my handprints in the concrete on sunset boulevard
A dummy in tussauds you’ll see
Incommunicado, incommunicado, incommunicado, incommunicado
I’m a marquee veteran, a multi-media bonafide celebrity
I’ve got an allergy to perrier, daylight and responsibility
I’m a rootin-tootin cowboy, the peter pan, the street credibility
Always taking the point with the dawn patrol fraternity
Sometimes it seems like I’ve been here before when I hear opportunity kicking in my door
Call it synchronicity call it deja vu I just put my faith in destiny -- it’s the way that I choose
But I don’t want to be a tin can tied to the bumper of a wedding limousine
Or currently residing in the where are they now file a toupet on the cabaret scene
I want to do adverts for american express cards talk shows on prime time tv
A villa in france, my own cocktail bar and that’s where you’re gonna find me
Incommunicado, incommunicado, incommunicado, incommunicado
Sometimes it seems like I’ve been here before when I hear opportunity kicking in my door
Call it synchronicity call it deja vu I just put my faith in destiny -- it’s the way that I choose
Incommunicado, incommunicado, incommunicado, incommunicado
It’s the only way
Incommunicado, incommunicado, incommunicado, incommunicado
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shamustwin
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It would seem that what I'd heard was correct then.
Dave, I can't help noticing that on Pete's (and Dane's), the guitar fretboard extends further into the body than it does on my 4080. Was this a design improvement that happened after the first few were made? I'm assuming that you probably have examples in both constructions. Does this help alleviate the 'vibrating neck' syndrome that mine has a bit of on the guitar neck?
Dave, I can't help noticing that on Pete's (and Dane's), the guitar fretboard extends further into the body than it does on my 4080. Was this a design improvement that happened after the first few were made? I'm assuming that you probably have examples in both constructions. Does this help alleviate the 'vibrating neck' syndrome that mine has a bit of on the guitar neck?
Rickenbackers: 4003 FG, 4080 BG, 4001CS, 4003 DCM, 4080/12 MG, 4003s5 JG, 4004Cii MG.
Others by: Wal, Fender, Warwick & Washburn
Amps by : TC Electronics & Ashdown.
Others by: Wal, Fender, Warwick & Washburn
Amps by : TC Electronics & Ashdown.
Well, Jon, mine was the first or second one made (not even RIC can/will say for sure), so who knows what the design/manufacture evolution was like.
Brings up the same old sore spot once again...how can it be that these rare axes remain shrouded in mystery? Hopefully Dave's dogged determination will uncover more of the story than has ever seen the light of day 'til now...
Brings up the same old sore spot once again...how can it be that these rare axes remain shrouded in mystery? Hopefully Dave's dogged determination will uncover more of the story than has ever seen the light of day 'til now...
I didn't get where I am today by being on time...
"No question Jon.
Your's being a 1975, has the neck mounted further out on the body."
So they did reduce the vibration then? I wish I'd known about this difference, I might have held off for a later one.
Slightly OT - I take it you have my serial no. in your database Dave?
Your's being a 1975, has the neck mounted further out on the body."
So they did reduce the vibration then? I wish I'd known about this difference, I might have held off for a later one.
Slightly OT - I take it you have my serial no. in your database Dave?
Rickenbackers: 4003 FG, 4080 BG, 4001CS, 4003 DCM, 4080/12 MG, 4003s5 JG, 4004Cii MG.
Others by: Wal, Fender, Warwick & Washburn
Amps by : TC Electronics & Ashdown.
Others by: Wal, Fender, Warwick & Washburn
Amps by : TC Electronics & Ashdown.


