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in which show this guitar is been trown from the tower?<br /> | in which show this guitar is been trown from the tower?<br /> | ||
a line about the death should be written in the page--[[User:Martino|Martino]] 11:29, 23 October 2010 (BST) | a line about the death should be written in the page--[[User:Martino|Martino]] 11:29, 23 October 2010 (BST) | ||
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It wasn't thrown, it got pulled off by the curtain. It was at the Los Angeles Staples Center gig on the 26th--[[User:Guitarcam|Guitarcam]] | |||
Revision as of 00:23, 24 October 2010
Santa? I've never heard it being called santa :/
I'm pretty sure it isn't called the Santa.
And why does Matt keep abusing this guitar? It's personally my favorite. - PhiLam64
From this months Australian Guitar Magazine: People might think that such fidgety gear wouldn’t be sturdy and hardwearing on the road – is that a misconception?
MB: Absolutely. There’s the guitar that I call “Santa”, which Hugh calls The Glitterati – it’s the red glittery one with the Kaoss Pad in, which I use on really heavy tracks like ‘Stockholm Syndrome’ and stuff. The last few months I’ve been throwing that guitar in the air, not necessarily trying to smash it, but I’ve certainly thrown it round. I’ve thrown it against the amp. I’ve thrown it into Dom [Howard]‘s drumkit. It’s landed on its neck, on it’s side, it’s gone all over the place and the Kaoss Pad has not been affected at all. It’s got a couple of chips on the woodwork, but generally I think they’re pretty strong. --Guitarcam--
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in which show this guitar is been trown from the tower?
a line about the death should be written in the page--Martino 11:29, 23 October 2010 (BST)
It wasn't thrown, it got pulled off by the curtain. It was at the Los Angeles Staples Center gig on the 26th--Guitarcam