How about a thread showing a picture of yourself?

[Brian Krashpad]

I guess this is me....least my wife says it is. I remember
a much younger person. Where did he go?

To quote Mojo Nixon, "He's in there tryin' to get out man, tryin' to get out!"

I'm the same way.

[sunvalleylaw]

To quote Mojo Nixon, "He's in there tryin' to get out man, tryin' to get out!"

I'm the same way.

PS, you look great. Brian, that cracks me up. I saw Mojey Wogey and Skid live once back at the end of the '80s or in the first of the '90's in Seattle. Used to love that stuff! I guess I still do. I always play his Christmas disc during the season, though not around the kids.

This was my favorite, which came out while I was in law school, and idealistic and all that stuff. In today's world of many folks having to give UA's to keep a job or to play high school sports, it seems almost naive.



P.S. I still have this on its original vinyl. In good shape too.

[Brian Krashpad]

Haha, "evil peckerheads" indeed!

That reminds me of the Crash Pad song "Labor Day," which has the refrain "Don't piss on me and tell me that it's rainin'!"

My brother-in-law down in Ft. Myers, the economics perfesser, is a big Mojo & Skid fan. I think I first heard them when we stayed for a weekend with him and my sister out on St. Joseph up in the Panhandle, back in the day.

[Eric***]

IIRC, I still haven't posted a picture in here. This one's from earlier this summer:



My wife is very excited about the grits I'm cooking.

[Brian Krashpad]

Hey, you gots hair!

[Tig***]

At my gear

[ibanezjunkie]

already got the freaky phone pic in here someplace, was playing with mac's webcam just 'cause i can like...

i look weird but i think i captured my gf's cuteness quite well

http://i565.photobucket.com/albums/s...-02at13082.jpg

[hubberjub***]

I think I've already posted a pic in this thread but here's a recent one (with my freaky faux fro). This was at a music festival in upstate NY. By the way, that's not a Moxie. That's my favorite festival (canned) beer, Butternut Pork Slap.

[oldguy]

IIRC, I still haven't posted a picture in here. This one's from earlier this summer:



My wife is very excited about the grits I'm cooking.

Eric, (don't take this the wrong way), but that pic and those in your haircut thread are waaay cooler, IMO, than your avatar. They actually remind me of a neighbor's son about your age I used to have named......... Eric!
Cool pic, glad you posted it.

[marnold***]

Here's a picture of me from this summer, doing some nasal maintenance on our first president. Just to show you how juvenile I am, I giggled about that for a solid hour afterwards. Maybe longer.


And me representin' my natal state, just outside Mt. Rushmore:

[Eric***]

Eric, (don't take this the wrong way), but that pic and those in your haircut thread are waaay cooler, IMO, than your avatar. They actually remind me of a neighbor's son about your age I used to have named......... Eric!
Cool pic, glad you posted it.

Thanks!

[Tig***]

Here's a picture of me from this summer, doing some nasal maintenance on our first president. Just to show you how juvenile I am, I giggled about that for a solid hour afterwards. Maybe longer.

I could definitely see hangin' out with you, Rev! We'd probably drive our families nuts!

[player***]

Originally Posted by Brian Krashpad


Those Electromatics are great affordable instruments, I have a Special Jet from that same line.

know a chicks B/F that just bought a 5120 Jet too w/Electro's

[kidsmoke*]

At my gear

Dig That Reverend. Maybe I wasn't around when you picked it up and went on about it. Is there a link to a thread where you share? Love to hear the details.

[Tig***]

Dig That Reverend. Maybe I wasn't around when you picked it up and went on about it. Is there a link to a thread where you share? Love to hear the details.

I can't find any threads from back then. Let's just say the quality of this Reverend is really up there. The neck shape, frets, hardware, electronics... all much better than the price range usually carries. It is very easy to play.

It plays better than any guitar I've ever owned. The classic wound P-90's are hot and full of roar when you need them, or clear and jazzy when rolled back. The bass contour pot is a big part of that range. Rolled on, the guitar starts to have a humbucker edge to it. It makes the guitar get mean. Roll off the bass contour and she sings like an angel. You still have a standard tone pot, which tapers nicely without affecting the volume.

The only nit's would be the single coil hum (part of the character, too), the body size is a bit big (I like Unknown Hinson's artist model's smaller size), and the uncarved flatness of the body. Otherwise, it is a pure magical instrument.

[NWBasser]

Oh, here's an older one of me playing a small dive bar.



My old Lakland which has been roundabout replaced by my current jazz dlx.

[Robson-Hank]

Here's a picture of me. This was took recently at an open mic at a little place called "Butterknowle" in the North East of England

[Brian Krashpad]

That's a cool pic, R-H! Good to see some young blood in here.

Here's a pic of me from a performance a bit over a week ago:

[Teleman77]

Here's an updated photo or two............

A show with Easton Corbin....

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fb...type=1&theater

With Cactus Hill.........my local band

http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fb...type=1&theater