It was in their magazine before, but is now available on the web:
http://acousticguitar.com/gear-review-guild-d-55/
http://acousticguitar.com/gear-review-guild-d-55/
Remember that day we went to the future, but nothing had happened yet?? LMAO!!Time warp! At the end of the article it says it originally appeared in the "December 2017" issue...
That was the premise of a Stephen King book, The Langoliers, I think it was called. Some folks on a plane became trapped in "yesterday" after the world had moved on to "tomorrow", and these giant PacMan-like creatures came around to dispose of what was left of "yesterday", and the motley crew escape and make it to "tomorrow" right before it became "tomorrow", and it was like a ghost town and then all of a sudden time catches up and the place comes alive.Remember that day we went to the future, but nothing had happened yet?? LMAO!!
Yeah, sounds super trippy for sure, jc. That I followed it and kinda understand the premise really worries me a bit but.... hey, it's ME!! LMAO!!!That was the premise of a Stephen King book, The Langoliers, I think it was called. Some folks on a plane became trapped in "yesterday" after the world had moved on to "tomorrow", and these giant PacMan-like creatures came around to dispose of what was left of "yesterday", and the motley crew escape and make it to "tomorrow" right before it became "tomorrow", and it was like a ghost town and then all of a sudden time catches up and the place comes alive.
A really trippy book. And a trippy veer, I guess.
Stephen King has always been a little out there and I dig it. I just want some of what he was smoking when he wrote that one, LOL!That was the premise of a Stephen King book, The Langoliers, I think it was called. Some folks on a plane became trapped in "yesterday" after the world had moved on to "tomorrow", and these giant PacMan-like creatures came around to dispose of what was left of "yesterday", and the motley crew escape and make it to "tomorrow" right before it became "tomorrow", and it was like a ghost town and then all of a sudden time catches up and the place comes alive.
A really trippy book. And a trippy veer, I guess.
That's the impression that I get.Looks like Oxnard has been buying a lot of ads in Acoustic Guitar!
Thank you for posting this. Holy Smoking Dreadnoughts! How have I lived this long and never heard of this guy before??? Just about perfect. Loved every second of it.Yep, this video would have been much better: