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  Yes This Martin acoustic is Robs and i have played it
  and i did not want to give it back to him!. It's from
  the 1940's and is very small though it sounds so
  huge!. It has been used by the other boys on Oils
  songs too, i think Martin (Rotsey! not the guitar!)
  used it on Cemetry In My Mind if i'm not mistaken.
  When we play together Rob always lets me use his
  Martin and he just plays his black Maton that he uses
  at Ghosties gigs!. I did tell him off one day for
  leaving it in the boot of his car on a hot day for
  about an hour!, i said you don't deserve a guitar
  like that if your going to keep it in a hot car boot!.
      This acoustic guitar is the coolest i have ever
  played and i would sell my first born for it! without
  a doubt! it's that easy for me to decide for this
  guitar.

     you know reminding me of it is giveing me a
  huge Homer moment!.

  arhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! drool!

                                       Damien.



>From: Bruce Robertson <the_oil_fish@yahoo.ca>
>To: powderworks@cs.colorado.edu
>Subject: [Powderworks] Oily guitars (was Capricornia Dreaming)
>Date: Mon, 20 Jan 2003 16:58:46 -0500 (EST)
>
>
>Hi Workers,
>Does anybody know anything about this Martin triple 0 that Rob mentions in 
>the interview? They're the coolest little concert style Martins' ever - a 
>sweet midrangy compressed and warm tone and LOUD little buggers - anybody 
>got details on the one the Oils use? And maybe even on what tracks? And who 
>owns it?
>Thanks if anybody can help.
>bruce in calgary
>  pete mellor <pete_mellor@hotmail.com> wrote:
>
>A: "A Martin Triple O-18
>
>
>
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