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You guys have to see this! The "singer" is awesome! 
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I heard no drugs were consumed for the making of that song.
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You're kidding right?! You've never heard of Focus?
Gary Hoey redid this track a few years ago....this is a prog rock "staple tune".
But yeah...the singer was hilarious....I can't say I've ever seen a video of this song!Comment
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Wow, the drummer sped that waaaaaay up as soon as he came in.
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This is a joke right
This has got to be a spoof
Jack.
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:ROTF:
That was....uhhhhhh... different!!!!!!!
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I have heard that tune many times before. Never saw the "face" though. Yikes! I was in a meeting with a guy who made similar faces to that. Hard to stop from laughing..."Yes,..that's when they used to shove a red hot spike in your peehole until you screamed "yes, yes, godammit ..you fuggin' dicks..I'm a witch..I am witch..you cocksuckers"" horns666Comment
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Mr.Mutt Chops had some issue to pan out I think....Whataya Mean I Don't Support The System? I Go To Court When I Have To!
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what the hell is wrong with the horn on that les paul custom?Comment
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I think it's safe to say that's not a Gibson LPC. Note the slanted fretboard end with a half 23'rd fret.Originally posted by MichaelMadeja
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Aww hell yeah thats my song!
That dude can definatley shred, especially for his time!Imagine, being able to be magically whisked away to... Delaware. Hi... Im in... Delaware...
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It looks like it is from the far shots on the headstock though..Originally posted by SunbaneI think it's safe to say that's not a Gibson LPC. Note the slanted fretboard end with a half 23'rd fret.Comment
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These guys were always doing so much speed, they had advanced ADD. They would always be telling each other, 'Come on man, focus', hence the name they used.Comment
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You are correct! It's an early 70's Ibanez model 2399...I'm searching for a pic of it as we speak.Originally posted by SunbaneI think it's safe to say that's not a Gibson LPC. Note the slanted fretboard end with a half 23'rd fret.
I keep forgetting most of you are babies here...I'm one of the "old-timers" and appreciate this band....wacky as they were.
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My mistake....it IS in fact a Gibson L6 Custom. These were not made very many years in the early 70's. George Benson used one of these as well before he developed his own signature model with Ibanez in the early-mid 70'sLast edited by VulfgangPfuck; 05-04-2006, 11:19 AM.Comment
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I noticed now that it actually has 21+½ frets.
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