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SHUT UP!

I'm starting to think he made it up.

Welcome, Michael. Good luck with your search.

That's obscene!

From the same record: DG ripping on this one. I love the solo because he starts breaking into the "Rock Around the Clock" solo and you're thinking, "Is he really going there??" ...and Yes He Is!! Makes me giggle every time.

I knew it was something like that.

I think that's in reference to the "EMG" logo on the pickups, which is gold. IIRC, that was their hierarchy: silver lettering and gold lettering.

Such fucking confusion and angst. Isn't this great!?

That is certainly in character for Paul. One of the nicest guys you could ever meet.

Umm... that's awesome. Somebody buy this.

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Welcome to the HFC!

It is for this builder.

I wasn't joking.

That reminds me. I have the backplate from my '59 Strat. I'd love to sell it, but I wouldn't know how to prove it's from a '59.

If they can write, they can read.

CAT!

Yeah, but the sustain!!

Ok - I don't know any of your fancy jargon. We don't have any of that in Madison Square Basement. Sure, it could be Navarro is one of those "volume in the skeleton" guys. Or it could be that Perry Farrell is the fucking wacko he has always been reported to be. I'm no lawyer, and I don't play one in real life, but we've all seen the video of PF assaulting DN on stage in Boston. That's going to weigh pretty heavily in both cases, I would think, both for DN and against PF.

CLICK That's not all it ended, apparently. So Perry's excuse for hitting Navarro is that he was playing too loud. OK, I'll play along. Don't they have a sound guy?

My God. What a story. What a woman.

Point taken, but in this case the rightful owner is a) still alive, and b) has provenance/proof that it is his. This isn't something that was stolen from a region or group of people hundreds/thousands of years ago. That said, what have we learned here? Well, for one thing, if you are going to avail yourself of a heroine dealer's wares, you should probably pay him the agreed upon price. If you fail to do so, maybe an open door policy to the apartment where your valuables are kept is not ideal. A deal is a deal. Also, do not play guitar for the Bluesbreakers. After playing with the Bluesbreakers, Peter Green found bodhisattva and gave away his guitars. Keith Richards sold the '59 'Burst in question to Mick Taylor in '67 when Taylor joined the Bluesbreakers. Eric Clapton borrowed the same guitar in '66 "for a July 31 show with his new group Cream after his own Les Paul — heard on the Blues Breakers With Eric Clapton album — was stolen from a church hall where the group had been rehearsing." Clearly this Mayall guy was bad news.

Sure, but the point is for good players to play it.

Your gain.