tegs07

Master and servant - Depeche Mode

But do they close like a 1960’s BMW 507? I’ve not played a CS and am not really in the market for one so can’t accurately access their value or quality. From what I have seen online they do a lot of bespoke work some of which are vintage spec so won’t suit everyone’s taste or requirements.

Pump up the volume - MARRS

Possibly but I suspect some people would want to rip the guts out of a 50’s P as it wasn’t hot enough for their tastes.

There is no way to produce a perfect product that sounds great to everyone. Personally I don’t like the sound or look of Brian May’s guitar. Several hundred thousand disagree with me.

Run, run, run - velvet underground

I have never played a CS but expect the extra cash goes on man hours as they are “bespoke” instruments. TBH instruments are generally so well put together these days some aftermarket pickups and a good setup can make most of them sound and play pretty well. If people want to pay for a CS whether they are a “blues lawyer” or a pro musician it’s giving someone pleasure and keeping folk in work so that’s fine by me. Personally I will stick to MIJ Fenders as I haven’t found a duff one yet. Speaking of which the hunt goes on for a MIJ Duff Mckagan.

Motorcycle emptiness- Manic Street Preachers

Space oddity- Bowie

Don’t be cruel- el viz

Sunday Bloody Sunday - U2

Always the sun - stranglers

Holidays in the sun - sex pistols

Boom boom - John Lee hooker

Are friends electric- Gary Numan

Kyuss or Sabbath are probably as heavy as I would go. Don’t mind music being challenging but still like a tune in their somewhere.

Dreams are like water - This Mortal. Coil

Push It - Salt n Peppa (sliding down again)

Beat Surrender- The Jam (lifting the tone)

Come Home - James

Sorry must have had a narcoleptic episode usually happens when Coldplay are involved.

Where the streets have no name - U2

Maggies Farm - Dylan

Plus one to that. As much as I like the stones in particular I think the Vikings did less plundering. Then there is Led Zep…

Low - David Bowie