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Thank y’all all for the input! As some of y’all suggested I went to my local guitar shop with the mindset to find the best playing/feeling Les Paul for me. I played every single one they had in stock. Standards, studios, customs, even jr’s and specials. I found after playing every single one that the hands down best playing, sounding, feeling guitar was a Les Paul 50s standard faded In vintage honey burst that was brand new. I love satin necks and this one with the chunky 50s profile felt amazing. Now being stupid me there was a beautiful regular 50s standard honey burst that I pretty much forced myself to like because of the look of the glossy flamed top. Don’t get me wrong it wasn’t a bad guitar by any means! It just wasn’t anything like the faded one I played. So being stupid i bought the regular gloss standard and walked out the door with it. I sat in my car for 10 minutes regretting not buying the other guitar. So I finally decided to go inside and see if i could switch them out and the guy behind the counter just kinda laughed and said “yeah you aren’t the first one to do this lol”. He ended up switching the guitars out no problem at all and i ended up with the guitar I’ve dreamed about since I first started playing at 7 years old. I feel like i finally found MY guitar.

I’ve been wanting something a little more traditional to carry and the sa-35 is really intriguing. Especially since it’s a double stack 9mm instead of a single stack like a 1911, thoughts?

Like others have said as far as recurves you can’t go wrong with any bow made by bear. Only suggestion I could give is to keep your draw weight low and focus on form. From experience I can tell you the worst thing to do is let your pride get the best of you and try to draw too much weight. It’s better to be accurate from 10 yards than un accurate at 40 yards

Any live song of the allman brothers

I should add that great lyrics can be written in a lot of ways. Whether it be the heartfelt storyteller writing’s of Guy Clark, Townes Van Zandt, or even modern musicians, like the earlier songs of Tyler Childers and Zach Bryan. Or it can be poetic, deeply thought out lyrics, like Robert Plants or Neal Pearts. For example follow you to Virgie, Pancho, and Lefty, burn burn burn and LA Freeway are all songs when I first heard them I didn’t just hear them I felt them. On the other hand, you can’t get any more deeply thought out, beautiful lyrics, like 10 years gone. Or the extremely profound lyrics of limelight. And also, I must add that not all modern music has the bad lyrics. It’s just mainly main stream music. Even though a lot of main stream pop music of the 60s and 70s had terrible lyrics too.

Watched this Rick Beato video today and it really made me realize how far we’ve come from the great lyricist’s of the past. Songs today make me cringe because they’re either extremely cliché, make absolutely no sense, or add no flavor to the song. Then you go back and listen to Robert Plants lyrics in 10 years gone, Kashmir or even black dog. You really start to realize how far we’ve fallen from poetry in music, and also how society doesn’t care about poetic lines anymore. It’s all about a catchy chorus. So who do y’all consider to be great lyricist?




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Definitely in my top 5. One of the most well written and influential songs of all time.

People (specifically teenagers) using “like” 350 times in a sentence

I’ve had a v3 for a few years now and have never had any problems with it. It’s extremely soft shooting and eats everything I shoot through it. Though I think I got extremely lucky with it considering Remingtons quality control issues over the years.

I should add I had that I had a very similar experience with Henry. During the whole Covid shite show I had a firing pin break on a very old very well used golden boy. Well turns out Henry change their design on the firing pins a long time ago and my gun couldn’t be fixed. So just over a week later I got home from work and there was a brand new golden boy sitting on my front porch free of charge. So I am more than impressed with Henry’s customer service too. I just have never had experience with the big boy series.