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I have an admittedly pretty heavily modded game, but this crash seems so random. Every time after Johnny plays his guitar and the scene cuts to black, the scene hangs for a second on the black screen with the chord still going in the background and a couple of seconds later, it crashes. This happens absolutely every time, no matter what. At every other moment, the game works perfectly.

Dunno how to provide a mod list considering Cyberpunk doesn't seem to have a load order file or anything remotely convenient like that. I could go through my Nexus Mods history and copy every mod if that might help.

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Most people who are attracted to the Gretsch hollow body sound have visions of Brian Setzer of The Stray Cats or, for one generation back, Chet Atkins. I enjoy those, but I also have enjoyed hearing other more contemporary artists go to town on a nice hollow body guitar.

Then, I stumbled across something that fascinated me: a version of the 5120 called the Jimmy C Custom. Gretsch commissioned California artist Jimmy C to pin stripe 700 guitars. Each one looks a little different because he did them all by hand. To my shock, I found one being sold by a Canadian Gretsch dealer that was less than the regular 5120 here at home.

The common advice is to not buy a musical instrument online. I knew that, but I decided this was worth the risk. So, for the past five years, I have been the happy owner of an orange Gretsch G5120 Jimmy C Custom hollow body guitar, and I LOVE it!

I like the idea of the Floyd equipped James Tyler Variax, but 1) it appears to be out of production now, and 2) the pickups are sitting in a slightly raised wooden ridge in the middle of the guitar face instead of a nice smooth face.

When I listen to Sherbet now, particularly the songs founding guitarist and songwriter Clive Shakespeare wrote with Garth on the first four studio albums, I think about time and timing, and consider that had they popped up a few years earlier and headed straight to the Sunset Strip, they might have been supporting Cream or The Doors at the Whisky A Go Go.

Over the years Sherbet nostalgia came and went with very rare reunions for benefit shows (Ted Mulry, Wane Jarvis) and TV reunions (bless that crazy Libby Gore aka Elle McFeast). And then when the Countdown Spectacular tour happened in 2006, with a few warm up shows prior, Sherbet was back, with both guitarists, on big arena stages, showcasing their legacy proudly as the headliner alongside a legion of acts from the seventies and eighties. It was a beautiful reunion and a much-deserved appreciation from fans, critics and industry alike.

Love Like... Electrocution were a screamo / skramz band from Adelaide, South Australia. Much like the Young Street Church, Love Like... Electrocution are a point of origin in the ever expanding web of bands that have formed and come and gone out of that time and place. Members of Love Like... Electrocution went on to form and play in an array of other Adelaide, Australian and some international bands including The Burning Sea, Robotosaurus, SWORDS, Club Lock, This City Dynamite!!!, St. Albans Kids, Brutal Snake, Animal traps, My Sister The Cop, MULE, SPRIRITS and Heirs.

Garth, Dave, Brett, Tom, Rowan and Timmy practiced for a week before the first show and apart from going through four guitars, a microphone and a light fitting, it went great. They had another gig a few weeks later, then decided to record their first EP, "She was Red Hot". They travelled to Melbourne for a weekend in early August 2002, returned and played around Adelaide for a few months before Tom (vocals) decided to leave the band and concentrate on his other band, St Alban's Kids, situated in Melbourne.

The band toured the Eastern states in late December 2002 and returned to learn that Tim was leaving the band to live in London. They decided to put the band on hold and look to replace Tim. Three months later they found guitarist Sebastian Callabretto and moved Dave to Bass. Tom found Melbourne wasn't for him and moved back to Adelaide and returned on vocals. They played their first gig back in April 2003.

The release of their second record was in late May 2003 which collected five new tracks and the "She Was Red Hot" EP. The EP had sold out and was in demand so they decided to re-release it with new tracks as a full length. They toured Australia a couple of times and made frequent visits to Melbourne. There was also a New Zealand tour scheduled for mid Jan 2004 but sadly, it was cancelled due to the departure of Rowan and new guitarist Seb.

Bringing Damian Coward (drums) and Brent Stegeman (guitar/vocals) on board, they toured extensively throughout Australia with the likes of The Dillinger Escape Plan, The Bronx and Death From Above, and released a split EP with This Night Creeps to coincide with their New Zealand tour, before finally disbanding towards the end of 2005.

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You could swim the deepest sea

You could walk that lonesome valley

And never find a love like me

All the thorny roses blooming

All the leaves upon the vine

All of nature's fairest treasures

I'll not know 'til you are mine

Darling, if you'll walk beside me

I will be a steady hand

If you need a rock to stand on

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If the sun refused to shine, Dear

And the clouds held back their rain

If the world should turn upon you

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One disc that leapt to the top of the stack and constant rotation was The Weed Tree by Espers. This is music that I crave: psychedelic folk with loads of breath and acoustic depth and thought-provoking imagery. This is music filled with filigree electric guitar fills, feathery vocals, and succulent string embellishments. This is music combining the neo-folk flavor of Pentangle, the trippy lingo of Donovan's folk-pop explorations, and Nick Drake's tortured romanticism. Hailing from Philadelphia, this outfit started its journey back in 2002 as a trio with singer/songwriter Greg Weeks (vocals, whistling, recorder, synthesizer, percussion), Meg Baird (vocals, acoustic guitar, Hammond b-3 organ), and Brooke Sietinsons (acoustic guitar).

My favorite is their adaptation of the traditional song "Black Is the Color" -- a song that Nina Simone owned for a long, long time. Here it's given a chilling cello, acoustic guitar, tambourine and bells reading with Mr. Weeks and Ms. Baird laying bare their souls.

I didn't realize that Greg Weeks (whom I know -- he used to write for The Big Takeover and we would huddle at Jack Rabid's parties and chat about "out" music) is in Espers, which I heard at the store and liked. Cool!

Since the release of their self-titled debut album in 2012, The Cadillac Three has become known and loved for their genre-breaking sound, unrelenting guitar riffs and intuitive songwriting. The ability of this incredibly-talented trio to consistently take a personal topic and make it relatable to everyone is a trait that is difficult to encompass and has been one of the more respectable elements of their musical catalogue.

K9 Magazine couldn't believe our luck when Grammy Award-winning guitarist, singer, songwriter and record producer Steve 'Luke' Lukather agreed to have a chat with us about all things cool and canine. He is best known for his work with the band Toto and has toured all over the world.

I've owned dogs for most of my life, apart from when I was solidly on tour. I really I love all animals but unfortunately I'm allergic to cats. When I was just a kid my parents bought me a cat and I had a severe allergic reaction to it and couldn't breathe. They had to take it away from me and it was such a traumatic experience at the time.

When I go on tour, I'll go to give her a kiss and she'll not want to speak to me. It's almost like she's giving me a telling off. But she's great when I come home. She starts screaming and making this high-pitched noise and sounds just like a little girl. She loves my little daughter who is 21 months old and I think they keep each other company when I'm away. She does travel with us sometimes, we have a second home that has a doggy house and she loves it there. But mostly there is always somebody at home for her to stay there.

I'm off again on the next leg of my tour shortly and then I'm off for a month. I came over to the UK earlier this year in March and I'm making a new record so will be over again next year. I love London and the UK and have spent a lot of time there. I've been all over the world and have visited lots of different countries and love them all. I love being on the road as it's been my life for over 30 years.

The guys are really great players and we have had a really good run for 31 years. We formed at high school but now it's a little bit like staying at a party for too long and it was time for me to move on to do something different. I was only 19 years old when we released 'Hold the Line'.

I still see the guys though and it's a great honour to be invited into the Musicians Hall of Fame with the likes of Jimmy Hendrix and so many others. So I guess that's the next time we will all be reunited, but it's only a one-off and then I guess everyone will get back to doing their own thing. But any decisions I make, I always take them up with the dog first. (Laughs) One bark for yes, two barks for no.

She likes to go to the dog park, I think all dogs would. She'd be able to hang around with other dogs but she can sometimes be a little aloof. She likes to hang out a little bit but then likes her own space. I always think it would be great to be a dog. To just be able to go up to somebody, sniff their ass and not have a care in the world.

Jeez, I guess I love Pug dogs so I would be a Pug and hang out with all the other Pug dogs. We'd sit round like in those old paintings where dogs smoke, drink and play cards. Yeah, I'd feel happy sitting back, having a beer and playing poker with all the other dogs. 2351a5e196