Vinnie, Remember what a Rockstar looks like. Jon Drenning of Crimson Glory. Great band & a cool guy. Jon told me that the guitar know as the 'Red Shark' & was built by Ben Jackson, the other guitarist of Crimson Glory built it for Jon.
I got Jesus in my fax machine. I saw Ho Chi Minh down @ Burger King. I dated Vinnie Vincent as a Drag Queen. I still don't understand a f**kin' thing. I have come here to chew bubble gum and kick ass and I'm all out of bubble gum.
I didn't know that Crimson Glory were still together! Since Midnight passed away a while back who is singing with them now?
Who's the black private dick that's a sex machine to all the chicks?
Who's the cat who won't cop out when there's danger all about?
Who is the man who would risk his neck for his brother man?
John Shaft, damn right!
There is a new guy, Todd I think, who is singing and he does a great job from a concert review I read.
Crazy cook another member of the band made that guitar for him. Makes me wonder why he plays a Jackson instead of his own creations?
There is a VH tribute band I saw here, who were excellent, where the bass player made his replica JD bass and the 5150 guitar of the guitarist, I thought that was cool when I looked into it.
Cause I was wrong... Ben Jackson only painted the guitar. I know this for a fact for a very very good source. Wouldn't tell me who built it. Vey annoying, but can you do. Must be a highly classified black operation...Back to square one. Sorry guys, the mystery of the red shark continues.......
metatron wrote:Love this band heaps. Check out Jon Drenning's Red reverse head stock Rhodes type guitar. On the headstock it's branded a 'Red Shark' & the head stock resembles the AZG Pear Shadowed Headstock. (without being a layer/shadow)
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I got Jesus in my fax machine. I saw Ho Chi Minh down @ Burger King. I dated Vinnie Vincent as a Drag Queen. I still don't understand a f**kin' thing. I have come here to chew bubble gum and kick ass and I'm all out of bubble gum.
A good move would be for vv to make a statement why he no longer puts out music. If he said he suffers from depression it maybe easier to understand him.
doublev2 wrote:A good move would be for vv to make a statement why he no longer puts out music. If he said he suffers from depression it maybe easier to understand him.
Agree 100%, but if he does suffers from depression, it won't be an easy thing for him to admit. And if he does suffers from depression, it not your garden variety depression. Those transcripts from the doublev site prove that. He got it bad. Clinical type. Needs got the 'need professional help' type. Plus he has a shady past to boot. Think party deep depression & party out & out prick.
I got Jesus in my fax machine. I saw Ho Chi Minh down @ Burger King. I dated Vinnie Vincent as a Drag Queen. I still don't understand a f**kin' thing. I have come here to chew bubble gum and kick ass and I'm all out of bubble gum.