Factory Gibson Defect Thread:
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eSGEe
Ferengi Ambassador of Trade
I beg to differ Sir........we have infused new life off in other directions with recording guitars.........
and THIS
Relic
Well-Known Member
Why 'chess Juany Julio, we's has a da Les a Paul ala Dorado el toppo, se...
Those Lester girls really enjoy each others company & are usually seen hanging out together. lol
That Deluxe Gold Top LP is a 2001 and to it's right is a '74 Les Paul 'Signature' Gold Top! She sounds gorgeous & has mini-humbuckers with 3 position adjustable impedance & stereo out like the old ES 345 from back in the day.
Inevitably, a guitar is going to get partially cropped in group pictures like this an catch the curious & knowledge eye of a JohnnyGoo or two. Here's a broader crop,..
& it still chops guitars in two! lol
So just for you JohnnyGoo, Here is the entire picture from 2012 with no guitars cropped in half!
I actually love that picture bro.
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Relic
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Oh, the 'Amps' wink wink...
You mean These Amps!?
Or just the Marshall shot??
Some day before I start liquidating prior to our next move I simply have to do this again and get 'everything' in one picture. That would be truly cool.
Well, admittedly, I am partial to Marshall (hey, that rhymes!), but, yeah, I'm likin' all of 'em!
eSGEe
Ferengi Ambassador of Trade
ME too....sadly I just recently discovered this affliction......but its a growing issue......
OP
Relic,
Historical question...when did the Les Paul abandon the wider, thicker neck and adopt the tapered neck that has a narrower string spacing???
Where all Les Paul Custom's the slim/narrower neck???
Thanks...
Historical question...when did the Les Paul abandon the wider, thicker neck and adopt the tapered neck that has a narrower string spacing???
Where all Les Paul Custom's the slim/narrower neck???
Thanks...
OP
Now play that on a Les Paul through a 200 watt tube Marshall
OP
Ok..that's creative....talented...but Doug Aldrich will own you!!!!
OP
In all my lifetime of being in music. it was only Dio that really, truly grabbed me musically...I get bored really easy....
Bocc69
Ambassador of Metal Health
Sounds like you need to try a splash of Andy Larocque!
I saw Dio at the Forum in the mid 80s. Damn he had a set of pipes! Nice stage show too.
OP
Hey, Man...
That's not saying there is any lack of talent elsewhere. I love everything by the Eagles, for example...and I love Rory Gallagher's music, but there is something about Dio's chord progressions that just grab me musically.
I guess I need the music to draw me into the song, because the moment I hear an intro, I see fingers on the fretboard in my head and I start down a musical pathway....its like I can actually "see" the arrangement of each instrument in my head....I can heard the chord changes coming...I predict them...I get totally enthralled in the guitar's tone and it's placement within the arrangements.
Some songs, some very famous songs, by some very famous people, just can't draw me in.
There are actually some very famous songs from the 1960's, and even more recent "monster hits" that I have never heard in their entirety....because I change the channel or pop in a CD as soon as they come on...the musical progression just doesn't engage me mentally, so I move on immediately to something that does...