Why buy this guitar when I can get a cheaper one and work on it for ages to add aftermarket parts and get the same result for twice the price in the end ?
"The blues is the recognition of a tragedy, and the optimism to deal with it" (Fruteland Jackson)
"You may think you're playing your instrument, but what you're really playing is the audience" (anonymous)
When I first tried to register with HCEG and TDPRI, I was living in what would be described by many as a 'third world' country. I was denied admittance. I can therefore only conclude that the whole of HCEG is reflective of 'first world' problems.
However, to answer more directly:
The whole concept of vintage guitars.
GAS
Fender and Gibson
Vox and Marshall etcetera
'Bedroom' electric guitar player.
I'm reaching up and reaching out.
I'm reaching for the random or whatever will bewilder me.
And following our will and wind, we may just go where no one's been.
We'll ride the spiral to the end and may just go where no one's been.
My $6,000 a month Manhattan apartment is too small for me to play without waking up the kids and I have a hard time choosing between playing through my MacBook, iPhone, iPad, PS3, or the headphone out on my practice amp.
Originally Posted by Jimmy James
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