I had those chairs. They were great for reducing the numbers of people that attend get-to-gethers, but we liked them. *shrug*
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I had those chairs. They were great for reducing the numbers of people that attend get-to-gethers, but we liked them. *shrug*
hehehe. I'll tell his wife. She has a thing for Captain Picard.
To one on a garden wall.
I get the idea of doing that, it's kitsch... But I had to stop going to a restaurant/bar I liked after they redecorated, and screwed perfectly good musical instruments to their walls. Pristine Strats, Les Pauls, and even a Rickenbacker, and parts of drum kits, and a bunch of bass guitars, and it was just a heinous slaughter of music, and music instruments. Tons of drum sticks, and picks, etc. I almost felt like I was at a crime scene. *sad* So I guess people can really over do it to horrific proportions.
That horn looks like it had a long life at least...
I recall going to a museum in Munich which had a rich variety of musical instruments set up silently behind glass. I ached to hear them play. I was delighted later at a museum in Belgium where they used near-field technology to meet that need: each was heard through headphones as you approached close to the object.
Ah, the good times...
But be thankful there is no audio on this photo.
But be thankful there is no audio on this photo.
Organ pipes, with air matress pumps attached.
I was trying for something as bizarre - then I remembered this we stumbled upon in San Sebastián
If ever in Montreux, CH, the Queen Studio (in the original studio rooms) is FREE! It is located in the Casino building.
Way back when, I attempted to learn to play guitar.
This was my Epiphone.
This was my Epiphone.
I have an American Standard hard tail Strat in California Blue. Such an amazing looking guitar (maple fingerboard) that I think it could be hung up as art, but playing it seems to be a bridge too far. I had a bad instructor and it burned me out, sadly. I also have a Traveler guitar. One of these days...