Dusty Chalk
alberngruppenführer
Once is a must-see.
I won't tell you that your beans aren't boiling, but that particular treatment bakes my noodle -- I don't get it. How many of those ever actually occurred of natural causes? Sure, some substandard bursts probably got painted over back in the day so the factory didn't have to write off the body. But I'll wager a bottle of your favorite beverage that there are more of those "relics" on Willcutt's site right now than went out into the world and genuinely wore that way in the 20th century.
I just made some chili and ribs. No noodles though.I have to admit that I've never heard of Glen Hansard until just now. But all this talk of beans and noodles has me hungry now.
Bro, I'm with ya and all but after the last two messages you kinda earned this one.
Everybody else may be too polite to ask, so I'll do it... Does that guitar actually still sound good? It looks like there's not enough of it left to still guitar!
I have to admit that I've never heard of Glen Hansard until just now. But all this talk of beans and noodles has me hungry now.
Once is a must-see.
I never understand why people buy perfectly good guitars that have been cosmetically ruined. Even my old guitars still are clean and sparkly.
See, I have one of those and it is quite famous in my family. A '62 that was a bit raggedy when I bought it 10-12 years later. Now there isn't an unblemished spot on it that is as big as my baby finger nail. But it is frigging awesome.50+ the guitar is absolutely the Holiest of Grails and it's a complete status symbol. The more it looks like Stevie Ray's guitar's wear, the cooler it is. It has mojo. It sweated the world tour -- even if its real history is that an unknown guy played it in his bedroom and in his high school band, nicked it up
All that said...a DGT with nitro is fun. I OWN this guitar. I love every scrape, scratch, and dent.
All that said...a DGT with nitro is fun. I OWN this guitar. I love every scrape, scratch, and dent.
THE GUITAR COMPANIES STILL SELL NON-RELIC VERSION OF THE GUITARS TO KEEP EVERYONE HAPPY!
Amazing times, brothers and sisters....amazing times.
Yes, I thought relics were a bad idea for a long time, but playing a few good ones won me over. I still have mostly nice guitars that I keep in excellent shape, but I won't turn down a great guitar because it was reliced - as long as it is relaxed the right way for that guitar, meaning aged the way that guitar would have aged.
My guitars will still look new when I'm dead.