For you old farts (like me) out there. What OGWT moment was life changing for you?

Philly_Q

I was watching this yesterday and I'm listening to the album version now, so a good time to post...

koneguitarist

https://youtu.be/90lOh9vUDL4?si=8WIUDXMFMhnm4qrh

Sassafras another bunch of Welsh boys, great bunch of lads. 

https://youtu.be/TAMyXBJ1IhU?si=HBJV9BRFFLtyPytY

Heads Hands and Feet with Albert Lee and Chas Hodges

https://youtu.be/Jn77ZraSZ8A?si=R67qNW5AZL42wkUQ
and this was the one that really showed what Albert can do!

RandallFlagg

Adam And The Ants - Ants Invasion and Killer In The Home:

Jalapeno

Talking Heads - Psychokiller (1978)

Tom Petty - American Girl (and the Sept 1976 1hr concert)

SAHB - Next (1973)   My #1 OGWT momement by miles

Offset

^^ Tom Petty with that black V was, for a young me, the epitome of cool.

rsvmark

https://youtu.be/LPSnD8fQT_0?si=Wt0kObntyKDlpibL

In 1984 this was mind blowing 

https://youtu.be/PQNvJahkKDs?si=JYawasBvLBU1JJhh

In 1985 I developed I liking for teles

Philly_Q

Offset said:

^^ Tom Petty with that black V was, for a young me, the epitome of cool.

There's something very wrong with that Tom Petty Flying V (not the one in the OGWT clip).  The entire fretboard is outside of the body, the headstock's an odd shape, the pickups are way too close together (but couldn't really be any further apart), the control layout is weird, the jack plate is '50s style but has four screws... I don't think it's really a Gibson, unless it's some kind of terribly designed prototype.