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The difficulty of answering this question just goes to show how many cool guitars reside here. I'm going to have to get back to you on a final answer, but here are a few that spring to mind: The black one: Really, though, there are just too many cool ones to decide. I'll sleep on it.

Man, how much does that five neck weigh? I love the weathered look of all of those, like they were, ummm, weathered. Thanks for posting!

You already own it.

Yum.

Enjoy!

Awesome! I suspect you will love it.* The Talladega seems very cool to me (Travis convinced me of its versatility), but they have always been a little too pricey for me to take the plunge to try one. I hope the price you paid becomes a new trend for used Tallies. I want one. *and sell it anyway

How about a purple Improv with white EMGs and a Stike-approved glittery "HFC" on the pickguard. If I could PhotoShop stuff, I think you might agree...

Hail Satan! Sorry, Brooks, but I have stolen your line. I use it all the time at work.

Thanks for all you provide here! Happy Birthday - you ARE a professional.

Tom Jones is one entertaining mudderfukker, though his musical skills are top notch too, so maybe he doesn't apply here.

Any of these catch your fancy? 1962 Fender Brown Concert - Original save for '64 transformer and replaced handle 2004 Les Paul Standard Premium Plus (it's a nice one) http://www.slide.com/r/Lw6dGmkd5T-5beQR1Bq...I?view=original 2003 PRS Custom 24 (it too is a nice one) http://www.slide.com/r/ExfsbVy_6z8TdZaKn99...d?view=original Hamer T-51 (fishman / rosewood) 1964 Fender Champ (two available) <Transition year: tweed champ guts/chassis in black tolex covering> http://s239.photobucket.com/albums/ff111/j...mview=slideshow 1989 EC "Blackie" Strat 1956 Tweed Champ - 6" 1957 Tweed Princeton <speaker is not original, but it is close to correct, I think it's a '59> 1975 Martin D-28

Long live the mighty eighties.

Happy Birthday in any case. Keep smiling...

Is there a 2005 Chambered Studio Custom coming? GT-10?

See how cool he is?

Lovely Lads. LADS. You know, I keep telling PG to watch out for that kind of amateur stuff, but he's still learning. He'll get there. Nice! That one's going in my stocking request form. Hey JeffRo - don't forget I called dibs on that Ibby when you get tired of it. I called dibs on Nicks's UltraChap, too, so everyone leave him alone.

This is not exactly new, but I figure it's worth seeing again even if you already know it... PG gets a little crazy on the solo, but I think he manages to keep it quite musical. He does a good job of making it distinctly his own yet retains the core "feel" (you know, IMSVHFO). While my Guitar Gently Weeps... Have I ever mentioned that Paul wrote me an email? -mitch

That's a beauty.

Oh my God! I finally clicked the link... I don't know where to start, so I won't. Ick. I'm ashamed for them. --- WAIT! Amazon reviews of their Nasty Nasty album - now I'm ashamed all over again: "Following on the heels of 1985's "Without Love," the band hit gold with "Nasty Nasty." The album spawned a semi-hit, "I'll Be There For You," that got a little airplay, but it is far from the best song on the album. For me, that honor goes to "Does She or Doesn't She." That is one song I can play over and over without getting tired of. But honestly, there really isn't a bad song on the album. I think I might even go as far as saying this is one of the best hard/melodic rock albums of the late 80's. It really is that good. Gene Simmons got involved with the band around this time. He had a hand in the production of this album and its lackluster followup "In Heat." The band gives a nod to Kiss in the title track, "Nasty Nasty." During the bridge of the song, they pop in the guitar bridge from The Elder's "Only You." Really cool! Also, Kiss drummer Peter Criss shares vocals on "Best in the West." What you get here from Jaime St. James, Jeff Watson, Tommy Thayer, Patrick Young, and Pete Holmes is an exceptional album of melodic hard rock, probably one of the very best releases of 1986. I've worn out two tapes and have finally managed to get a copy on CD. This is indeed the band's very best album. " --- But "Nasty Nasty" is my favorite album by Black n' Blue. Just a solid album from top to bottom. The catchy guitar riff that opens the disk with the title tune will have you playing air guitar immediately. The drum and bass combo opening "I Want it All" is great, and I would have loved to see these songs performed live. There really isn't a bad song on the cd, and if you are into 80's hair-metal this disk is a must have! ---

It's already on craigslist! http://newyork.craigslist.org/mnh/msg/841260704.html

Done.

"You have been outbid on 1989 Hamer USA Californian Elite..." Well, that was a fun yet brief ride. Someone clearly does want it a bit more than I do.... Darn! <By "Darn," I mean "Fuck!"> I thought I had put in an unreasonable enough number to snag this one. Don't mind me - I'll be over here in the corner, crying softly. I do feel good that I helped an HFC guy get a good chunk of cash. I'm giving like that.

Let's see - Savethematches, kurtsstuff, Cloakerz, and now open to HFC International. The Scary family may have just decided that they need "just one more" for the collection... Over six days remaining. I'm screwed.

Well, I slept on it to see if my excitement lingered into today...it does. Man, that is nice.