Mike Score
Mike Score's Guitars
Mike doesn’t just play keys... he can sling an axe too. The Yamaha MusicCorporation makes some fine, quality guitars that many top musicians have used over the years. This SG 1000 is no exception.
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During the band's 2003-2004 reunion tour Mike used a Fender Japan Telecaster Thinline
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Featured in this TalkBass.com forum post.
I purchased my main bass, a Burns Barracuda (short-scale six-string), on eBay from Mike Score, the singer of A Flock of Seagulls. It was strung as a baritone (A to A) when I got it. I threw a set of Fender Bass VI strings on there and have bee nin love with it ever since.
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In this video released in 1985 from the single for the album Dream Come True, Who's That Girl (She's Got It), Mike Score uses a wooden colored Ibanez Artcore AS73.
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In a 2019 live performance video from Ontario, Mike Score of A Flock Of Seagulls can be seen playing a Fender Made in Japan Modern Telecaster HH in black.
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In this video Mike uses a 1983 Fender Telecaster Elite.
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In the performance of the song "Man Made" at minute 41:50 Mike Score uses a black Gibson Les Paul Special Tribute Raven
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In this 1984 video clip of the single from The Story Of A Young Heart, The More You Live The More You Love, we see Mike Score using a Fender Telecaster.
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In this presentation of A Flock Of Seagulls at the 1983 US Festival, Mike Score uses a Gibson Explorer to play the song You Can Run from the first album that bears the name of his band.
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He’s pictured playing a Moderne in ‘83 in the article
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In this video, (even if in low quality), Mike Score uses a black Yamaha SG2000.
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In this video recorded on January 25, 2024, we can see Mike Score using a Steinberger GL model guitar in a concert.
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