GIBSON OFFICIALLY FILES----

[Tony M.]

All I know is we need a new designator.

We had the pre-Norlin years, the Norlin era, and so on.

We are now officially in the Gibson Chapter 11 era.

It’s gonna be interesting.

I've got your new designator!

We will refer to the post chapter 11 guitars as...








...the chapter 12 Guitars!!!

 

[Tony M.]

Does this mean that my Chapter 10 ES 335s are worth more money?

 

[smitty_p]

..BAD HENRY.......BAD!

Okay, ya gotta admit...”Bad Henry” does sound like a good name for a guitar pedal.

 

[eSGEe]

Or a Band......

Bad HENRY

 

[Inspector #20]

Let's fire Henry and Don Henley and make it a two-for-one deal...

 

[chilipeppermaniac]

HAHA, My girlfriend and I are watching a Trisha Yearwood concert and she just got finished saying Trisha sang the particular song Walkaway Joe with Don Henley.

 

[eSGEe]

Gibson Files For Chapter 11 Bankruptcy Protection

reverbs version

 

[67plexi]

The short bus stop's at Henry Justzkiewitz house.

 

[eSGEe]

I dont see him on there in the morning.....

 

[eSGEe]

MAYBE Joe Bonomassahia will BUY GIBSON ......

 

[BlackSG91]

Or a Band......

Bad HENRY

Henry has turned Gibson into monkey business if you ask me.

;>)/

 

[Gahr]

MAYBE Joe Bonomassahia will BUY GIBSON ......

Joe Buenomessiah?

 

[eSGEe]

I used the redneck spelling but that works

 

[Gahr]

Too bad the story of him buying is fake. It would have been cool.

 

[Inspector #20]

Joe Buenomessiah?

Too bad the story of him buying is fake. It would have been cool.

Could you imagine??? Joe would apply his usual marketing strategy and a Joe Bonnamassa signature Les Paul would cost $500,000 like a vintage 1959, because, somehow, he would have infused it with some sort of his opportunistic tonal MoJo, and his disciples would buy it...

 

[Inspector #20]

I dont see him on there in the morning.....

BEST comeback ever...

 

[Tony M.]

...and someone somewhere would buy them.

 

[Inspector #20]

...and someone somewhere would buy them.

YES!!!!!

 

[eSGEe]

BEST comeback ever...

thank you...I'll be here all week....dont foget to tip your waitresses, Im charging them later OH!@

 

[Gahr]

Could you imagine??? Joe would apply his usual marketing strategy and a Joe Bonnamassa signature Les Paul would cost $500,000 like a vintage 1959, because, somehow, he would have infused it with some sort of his opportunistic tonal MoJo, and his disciples would buy it...

Well, his Epiphone signature models are very affordable. And he even plays them on stage. I like Joe. He seems like a decent fellow.