Rickenbackers on SNL

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Rickenbackers on SNL

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There he was, Jimmy Falon preparing to play a fireglow 370 when he was interupted by Tina Fey. Later in the show it was Snoop Dog as Rick James with a fireglow 4001 sporting the famous clear plexi thumbrest. Yes Rick fans, it was truly a night to remember...sort of.
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Post by loendmaestro »

Yes indeed, I thought the same thing. Other than the always fetching Tina Fey, the 2 Ricks were the only redeeming factors for last nights show.

Avril Lavigne could perform under a canopy of Rickenbackers & it wouldn't help her or that sad band of hers at all.
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Post by spike »

I spotted a Ric guitar on the TV show Scrubs recently.
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Post by saturn »

I saw them too, and I've seen them on Scrubs and other shows. they seem to be the new trendy expensive pretty looking prop, like iMacs used to be. kind of a waste.
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Post by blur »

Well iMacs and many other Apple products are seen in movies, etc, because I believe Apple has a standing policy of giving product to be used as set dressing. If you want it, and your show's decent enough, you get it. No questions asked.
newrider

Post by newrider »

There's a couple of Rics on the new, strange "Business is Beautiful" Sprint commercials. They have truss rod covers with the Rickenbacker name removed. Like that would fool anyone.
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Post by herbsman »

imacs and apple products are seen in movies and in real life in the "wonderful world of graphics " and as props in magazines etc.. they are fantastic design icons with very elegant functionality unlike the ubiquitous pc.. just look at the i-pod ! then take a look at bill gates ? love your mac !
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