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atomic_punk wrote:Ashley Tisdale (who?) has a BAND. I know, I'm old...but I remember when you had to play clubs and write songs and be good on your instrument and stuff
Yes but that was back in "The Dark Ages" before "American Idol" and "(you country here)'s Got Talent" :lol:

Ashley's "Mall Tour" lands at MOA(Mall Of America).

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customxke wrote:When I heard it called "Zoot Suit", I was thinking about the suits the mods would wear throughout London in '64-'65.

Actually, the mods traditionally wore continental suits, often referred to as "italian cut" or "carnaby suits".
Zoot suits usually had shoulder pads, wide lapels, and pleated pants....all things, traditionally, most un-mod/modern.

Yeah, and specifically they were an Italian style called the "box cut" with a very short coat often referred to as a "bumfreezer" jacket.

This was, of course, only one (the most popular) mod style back then. Pete Meaden referring to it as a "Zoot Suit" in the song of the same title was an incorrect slang that never truly caught on.
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collin wrote:
customxke wrote:When I heard it called "Zoot Suit", I was thinking about the suits the mods would wear throughout London in '64-'65.

Actually, the mods traditionally wore continental suits, often referred to as "italian cut" or "carnaby suits".
Zoot suits usually had shoulder pads, wide lapels, and pleated pants....all things, traditionally, most un-mod/modern.

Yeah, and specifically they were an Italian style called the "box cut" with a very short coat often referred to as a "bumfreezer" jacket.

This was, of course, only one (the most popular) mod style back then. Pete Meaden referring to it as a "Zoot Suit" in the song of the same title was an incorrect slang that never truly caught on.
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Looking at it again, doesn't it look like a poorly done version of George Harrison's '62 Fender Strat's finish?

Let me ask you guys this: Do any of you like the finish on George's Strat?
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I don't
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No love here either...
I have NO idea what to do with those skinny stringed things... I'm just a bass player...
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It's ugly Jake. Always was and always will be.
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I like it. :)
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Now this is cool:
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That's a pic of EC's original fool guitar, not a copy
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I like that too. :)
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kiramdear wrote:I like that too. :)
Why am I not surprised! :lol: :lol: :lol: :wink: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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JakeK wrote:Looking at it again, doesn't it look like a poorly done version of George Harrison's '62 Fender Strat's finish?

Let me ask you guys this: Do any of you like the finish on George's Strat?
That is the first thing that popped into my head upon seeing that, um, SG. :lol:
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jps wrote:
JakeK wrote:Looking at it again, doesn't it look like a poorly done version of George Harrison's '62 Fender Strat's finish?
That is the first thing that popped into my head upon seeing that, um, SG. :lol:
I have to disagree. George's Strat was painted 2-D while the Zoot Suit's colors are achieved by carving through the different colored layers to make 3-D. They are completely different concepts in my mind.
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kiramdear wrote:
jps wrote:
JakeK wrote:Looking at it again, doesn't it look like a poorly done version of George Harrison's '62 Fender Strat's finish?
That is the first thing that popped into my head upon seeing that, um, SG. :lol:
I have to disagree. George's Strat was painted 2-D while the Zoot Suit's colors are achieved by carving through the different colored layers to make 3-D. They are completely different concepts in my mind.
I'm not saying they are similar in conception, just the multicolored bands reminded me of Bebopalupa.
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OK, I guess stripes are stripes, and you don't see many concentrically striped guitars out there. But what else could I say after seven years in art school? :lol: :lol:
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