Excellent! Les Pauls from the 70s are great and beastly :) My intro was a late 70's SG back in 1991. It was a guitar with a lot of... character (pickups had gone microphonic, somewhat unstable neck, etc.). Shortly thereafter I had an early 80s (I think) Gibson Sonex-180, which was a lot of fun. Several "new" LPs in the 90s before settling on a headstock-repaired '58 reissue from 98 that I played through 2012. Sold it as I had checked out of guitar playing, and it was so dang heavy (I do have back problems). Recently I returned to playing guitar, but couldn't find a Gibson that felt right, and happily landed on a PRS CE and a DGT. Both have what I liked about the Gibson, but with lighter weight, and trem tail pieces. Still love Gibson, but the PRS is home now :) Really enjoying these videos-- well done!
Great episode guys. I have a heavily modified 1972 SG 200. A short lived all maple unusual looking Gibson that was totally shit stock. I did a refinish and complete refit. Now fitted with grover tuners,one semour duncan bridge pickup and believe it or not. A fender trem. I know that sounds whacked. But now, it`s an axe EVH would even dig. I would love to send you a few pics of it. Is there a way to do so? Perhaps a playing demo also? Let me know will you? Love your show and my norlan era bionic SG200. Rock on men.
Excellent !!!!! two cool guys and two black guitars !!!!! Just great !!!
Excellent! Les Pauls from the 70s are great and beastly :) My intro was a late 70's SG back in 1991. It was a guitar with a lot of... character (pickups had gone microphonic, somewhat unstable neck, etc.). Shortly thereafter I had an early 80s (I think) Gibson Sonex-180, which was a lot of fun. Several "new" LPs in the 90s before settling on a headstock-repaired '58 reissue from 98 that I played through 2012. Sold it as I had checked out of guitar playing, and it was so dang heavy (I do have back problems). Recently I returned to playing guitar, but couldn't find a Gibson that felt right, and happily landed on a PRS CE and a DGT. Both have what I liked about the Gibson, but with lighter weight, and trem tail pieces. Still love Gibson, but the PRS is home now :) Really enjoying these videos-- well done!
PTW Hell yeah. A part of my musical journey once again!
Great format, ...like really good. Here's hoping to many many more episodes; would love to see its evolution and range of future guests.👍🤞
Great episode guys. I have a heavily modified 1972 SG 200. A short lived all maple unusual looking Gibson that was totally shit stock. I did a refinish and complete refit. Now fitted with grover tuners,one semour duncan bridge pickup and believe it or not. A fender trem. I know that sounds whacked. But now, it`s an axe EVH would even dig. I would love to send you a few pics of it. Is there a way to do so? Perhaps a playing demo also? Let me know will you? Love your show and my norlan era bionic SG200. Rock on men.
Oh man, I remember reading about PTW getting robbed back then! Glad things worked out for you, buddy!
I bought my 76 LPC in 1995 for 700. Ill never get rid of it. I dont gig with it but I record with it.
Love Brad, he's a great guy! And love that guitar, thought he would have brought an offset though
Can confirm, Offsets are central to the next SisS episode
added poison the well to spotify playlist- nice!
Did Brad play guitar for Endthisday?
Brad is the best.
Great video editing, but not enough shredding! Playing Oasis does not count :p
Norlin guitars.?? Better title would be.. bla bla bla
Brad is a top ten human and hell of a player.
10/10 Agree