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Quit contaminating threads.

One leads to the other ... topic Woods signature guitar was pretty ended...

I don't mind the occasional OT-post, but this was clearly set up to arrive at the comment about the swastica.

mmm but what would a poor punk do to show how anti they are 1977...1978 it was gone with nazi-symbols...

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mmm but what would a poor punk do to show how anti they are 1977...1978 it was gone with nazi-symbols...

IMO we can discuss the punk usage of the symbol just fine. As well as the Hells Angels which pinned it to their jackets in the original Hyde Park film.
ChelseaGirls instantly claimed Siouxsie had been nazi because of it. There's no point in this, it gets way too much attention as is.

If Siouxsie was nazi Siouxsie & The Banshees wouldn't be my favourite band...

Well, that is not exactly me. That is my old self. He is sorry.

Didn't get my question answered. I registered Ronnie used a new guitar last summer in Stockholm. Was it the Signature LS5? I don't know since when he has it.

Hi Nikkei he posted this image back in 5th February 2014 on Facebook saying "me with mt new Gibson guitar" so yeah, I think it would have been the same model.

Then he had it throughout the tour. I didn't seem to notice it before. the "cooking gear" shirt is a killer

Ron Wood and the Gibson L-5S
Michael Leonard|
08.07.2015

What type of Gibson is that? Over the years, the Gibson L-5S has been confused by some players as some sort of oversized Les Paul, a solid ES-175, even a solidbody Midtown. But the L5-S is very much its own species, and is now back with the input of one its most famous fans, Rolling Stones legend Ron Wood.

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The Ron Wood L-5S is a strictly-limited run (more of which later) but adds to the substantial allure of the L-5 name in Gibson history.

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