JimMorrison

In my opinion, Francy didn't understand a thing. It's just that the link for more info that Shine (or the editors) edited incorrectly is wrong. Who knows what clever trick there could have been in linking to oneself, oh...

I almost forgot: try plugging a 400 euro guitar into one of those monstrous amplification systems and a 3000 one. Let both of them play and let me know...

At least on one thing it seems we're in agreement: different stamps for, consequently, different uses. However, I now find myself having to refute many of your observations, which I consider to be nothing short of misguided. The woods used in construction ARE a fundamental factor in the sound of a guitar, even an electric one without a body, but also for the playability of the neck, the fretboard, etc. I reiterate that a laminate guitar can satisfy the casual listener but not the connoisseur or those in search of new crystalline tones or perfectly distorted sounds... Sure, for making noise or putting on a show, it’s just fine, huh... Additionally, you can't tell me that there's no difference between guitars costing 400 euros and those costing 3000, because that would suggest you haven't played any. We're on totally different planets: perfectly straight necks that don't shift a sixteenth of a tone, and smooth as a baby's bottom, full-bodied tones, fantastic pickups, killer tuners. Everything contributes to the cost of a guitar. Then, moving on to the Vintage discussion: have you ever heard an original Fender from the '70s or '50s costing 6-7000 euros? No way the sound is the same. What do you think causes the difference? The woods, the construction, the settings on the pickups... And then there's the Squier... well... what a piece of trash.

But the record is pronounced O'mmadonn!?

Of which you dream. Beautiful, isn't she?

Listen to this Kurz: I am a spy / In the house of love / I know the dream / You've been dreaming of / I know the word / You long to hear / I know the deepest and most secret of your fears. S'viste ci è bell? A ménage à trois wouldn't bother me though...

But the question is: why do you sign up?

Well, I don't know what to tell you, Gage. Maybe you should have improved your performance, but her reaction isn't too surprising. Try repeating what you said before; maybe she'll come back to you.

I broke up.

Now for punishment, you read my review of Disraeli Gears, then you kneel down 12 times on your sofa at home and drink a 1.5-liter USA Cola all by yourself. Then I’ll forgive you. :)