Ultimate Rhoads

Well since Ive been AWOL for the last couple of years due to Computer & some other "Setbacks" I figured I'd share some of my older Posts & other Cool/Rare Randy Rhoads stuff that if your newer members or for whatever other of countless possabilities havent seen or even heard of some of theese Topics.So heres a Cool assed article.ENJOY!!!!!!

Don't mean to hurt your feelings but there is a few topics on Randy's 3rd. Jackson

I will give you the story to this Jackson


Acording to Grover Jackson he sold this guitar by mistake at the 84 NAMN.

There was to be 3 more Jackson's to be made for randy BUT He lost his life


Grover said that 1 of the Jackson's was going to have a flyod on it

randy will never die wrote:Don't mean to hurt your feelings but there is a few topics on Randy's 3rd. Jackson

I will give you the story to this Jackson....

Dude seriously, I don't mean to hurt your feelings, but are you on drugs?

Read his post, get to know some of the history of the posters here before teaching them how to suck eggs.

Great re-read! I read this article a while ago and enjoyed it. What a cool thing to end up owning! Lucky guy!

randy will never die wrote:Don't mean to hurt your feelings but there is a few topics on Randy's 3rd. Jackson

I will give you the story to this Jackson


Acording to Grover Jackson he sold this guitar by mistake at the 84 NAMN.

There was to be 3 more Jackson's to be made for randy BUT He lost his life


Grover said that 1 of the Jackson's was going to have a flyod on it

thanks for your 1 or 2 sentences but id rather read dmrx s sena clegg article...slightly more substantial than your potshot and useless version....why dont u change your name, its a little psycho in an ocd fanatical way?yeah what are u inhaling?thanks,,,

oth wrote:

randy will never die wrote:Don't mean to hurt your feelings but there is a few topics on Randy's 3rd. Jackson

I will give you the story to this Jackson


Acording to Grover Jackson he sold this guitar by mistake at the 84 NAMN.

There was to be 3 more Jackson's to be made for randy BUT He lost his life


Grover said that 1 of the Jackson's was going to have a flyod on it

thanks for your 1 or 2 sentences but id rather read dmrx s sena clegg article...slightly more substantial than your potshot and useless version....why dont u change your name, its a little psycho in an ocd fanatical way?yeah what are u inhaling?thanks,,,

LOL damn...

Jezz people

The last time I reposted something I got my butt chewed out

I was just giveing him a heads up that if you look a few posts back you will find this article I posted this a while back

The guy that currently owns the guitar has a website and he gigs with the guitar


Sometimes the people on this site can be soo RUDE

Your 2 posts here are beyond lazy(i am lazy),they are incoherent gibberish.Try to be coherent and communicate in english not phone txt language/lingo or whatever your generation uses.Lol not!

Nick, I think that what Oth is trying to say is that maybe you could link to the other post and the 'current owner's' site. That way, rather than giving a random comment, you can give everyone something to follow up on.

Now, DMRX posted this back when the article came out, he's re-posting it so younger fans can read it. If you posted it recently, maybe Dave missed it? If so, why knock him? Just comment and provide a link.

As for the guitar itself, I hate the notoriety of 'Randy's 3rd Jackson'. To me (and I probably said this the first time this subject came up, I don't recall) Randy never touched this guitar, never played it, it wasn't even a complete guitar in his lifetime, so it wasn't his guitar. It's the 1st post-Randy RR model.

Just my 2 cents to add to my post count.

Here's the original mother and it's brother.....

Paul Wolfe wrote: As for the guitar itself, I hate the notoriety of 'Randy's 3rd Jackson'. To me (and I probably said this the first time this subject came up, I don't recall) Randy never touched this guitar, never played it, it wasn't even a complete guitar in his lifetime, so it wasn't his guitar. It's the 1st post-Randy RR model.

totally agree with this..........has very little connection to randy at all imo......very very cool guitar though

Paul Wolfe wrote:Nick, I think that what Oth is trying to say is that maybe you could link to the other post and the 'current owner's' site. That way, rather than giving a random comment, you can give everyone something to follow up on.

Now, DMRX posted this back when the article came out, he's re-posting it so younger fans can read it. If you posted it recently, maybe Dave missed it? If so, why knock him? Just comment and provide a link.

As for the guitar itself, I hate the notoriety of 'Randy's 3rd Jackson'. To me (and I probably said this the first time this subject came up, I don't recall) Randy never touched this guitar, never played it, it wasn't even a complete guitar in his lifetime, so it wasn't his guitar. It's the 1st post-Randy RR model.

Just my 2 cents to add to my post count.

I reposted this article a few pages back

I should of posted a link that was my bad but I don't like getting yelled at

I am human people


I can go back and look for the links but it will take a few days I have a lot of things on my plate.

As you can see I have not posted in a while

randy will never die wrote: I reposted this article a few pages back... I can go back and look for the links but it will take a few days...

Here is the thread RWND posted in from May 4 (greatest day of the year, btw). You can go clean your plate now

randy will never die wrote:I heard that 1 got mistakenly got sold at NAMM in 1985... There's an topic about the guitar that sold in 85... Some guy came forward with the guitar and I think there's an article in Guitar World mag... If I remember right the article is called the Lost Guitar of Randy Rhoads

randy will never die wrote:Here's a push in the right direction

http://www.jcfonline.com/archive/index.php/t-65829.html

randy will never die wrote:Here found it
http://seanmichaelclegg.com/images/5.jpg

http://seanmichaelclegg.com/images/1.jpg

http://seanmichaelclegg.com/images/2.jpg

http://seanmichaelclegg.com/images/3.jpg


This was the guitar that was sold mistakenly by An assistant

Here's the guys site if any body wants to shoot him an email
http://seanmichaelclegg.com/gallery.html

This was the third Jackson guitar built with 2 more on the way

Paul Wolfe wrote:

randy will never die wrote: I reposted this article a few pages back... I can go back and look for the links but it will take a few days...

Here is the thread RWND posted in from May 4 (greatest day of the year, btw). You can go clean your plate now

randy will never die wrote:I heard that 1 got mistakenly got sold at NAMM in 1985... There's an topic about the guitar that sold in 85... Some guy came forward with the guitar and I think there's an article in Guitar World mag... If I remember right the article is called the Lost Guitar of Randy Rhoads

randy will never die wrote:Here's a push in the right direction

http://www.jcfonline.com/archive/index.php/t-65829.html

randy will never die wrote:Here found it
http://seanmichaelclegg.com/images/5.jpg

http://seanmichaelclegg.com/images/1.jpg

http://seanmichaelclegg.com/images/2.jpg

http://seanmichaelclegg.com/images/3.jpg


This was the guitar that was sold mistakenly by An assistant

Here's the guys site if any body wants to shoot him an email
http://seanmichaelclegg.com/gallery.html

This was the third Jackson guitar built with 2 more on the way

Thanks Paul

Okay,seems like a little bit of drama over my repost,in which I said it was a Repost..lol I just saw a few posts like the RR QR strat just being seen by some newer members & thought this would be a cool read for them.And as for my Bubble being burst...? the article clearly reads where this guitar was found/bought....We know that Grover had lost the guitar on accident at a NAMM show... I just want to say despite all the mixed feelings about rereading something cool Im about preserving the memory & legacy of my childhood,teenage & now still into my 30s Rock N Roll Hero/inspiration RANDY RHOADS LIVES