Rick Turner Model 1

[mylittledemon]

Originally Posted by Madness Fades

Did you not wanna say: "Here lindsey, Cut the Fu**in stupid evil twin jokes and talk a bit of sense will ya."

If I got to meet Lindsey for 5 mins I would be in way to much shock to make any sense. I know for a fact the digital camera wouldnt work and my drink in my glass would be near empty and I would want to go back to the bar but i'd be too afraid of lindsey pissin off to talk to sombody else, my mobile would be continuosly ringing me and some fit girl would be woooing in to lindseys left ear while i continue to make a fool of myself asking really stupid questions into his right ear. Probably shouting really loud cos im deaf from the concert just an hour before.
Oh and I would probably knowing my luck meet him on my way to a toilet in which i was dying to go.

If fact i have definately just reassured myself that its would be a great idea never to meet him.

Well I wanted to talk to him about his gear, and his setup...but we were in a bar, and it seemed like boring stuff to talk about. I dont know, he might have been real interested. He also talked about being in Knoxville like 3o yhears before, on the Rumours tour, and how there was really nothing there...and how it had changed so much. So yeah, he was quite "normal" in my opinion.

[michelej1]

Originally Posted by mylittledemon

Well I wanted to talk to him about his gear, and his setup...but we were in a bar, and it seemed like boring stuff to talk about.

See, I bet Lindsey loves to talk about things like that. That seems to be when he really comes alive, in the Guitar magazine interviews.

Michele

[David]

Originally Posted by michelej1

See, I bet Lindsey loves to talk about things like that. That seems to be when he really comes alive, in the Guitar magazine interviews.

I like talking about gear, too. But I wouldn't want to backstage before or after a show; I'd have my mind on other things, not trying to maintain an extensive conversation with strangers (just the basic civilities). I generally have to be in the right mood to have fun discussing gear.

[mylittledemon]

Originally Posted by David

I like talking about gear, too. But I wouldn't want to backstage before or after a show; I'd have my mind on other things, not trying to maintain an extensive conversation with strangers (just the basic civilities). I generally have to be in the right mood to have fun discussing gear.

Yeah he seemed kinda "riding the high" from the gig that had just ended the hour before. So I'm sure "gear talk" was the last thing on his mind. It just didnt feel like it would've been interesting conversation. Although, if I meet him again, perhaps the chance will present itself!

[Moz]

Damn, I'd love a M1 but I just don't have the money.

[mylittledemon]

Originally Posted by Moz

Damn, I'd love a M1 but I just don't have the money.

You wont regret it...if you're a finger picker.

You also wont regret it...that is, if they get your order right the first time. haHaha