pqs
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No worries. I think perhaps it’s once you start looking into vintage LPs, his always comes up. The name beast of his LP came about because apparently it has a very particular bark and amazing tone. It’s not so much Bernie Marsden himself, but his actual LP. No diss on Marsden, just that in the gran scheme of things there are bigger LP players than him, imo.I get it...I wasn't calling you out or anything...
It just seems like Bernie Marsden always pops up in conversations about 'bursts.
It's how I heard of him in the first place.
I wonder if anybody would know who he is if he played a '72 Deluxe.