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why do collectors pay so much for an original Les Paul burst ? - Reverb article
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WOW due to the size that my pic obviously failed to portray
LOL as the public, I assume, have paid to view such an exhibit in a gallery and are excited by it - I'd rather watch paint dry - I just don't get it - Maybe I'm a peasant - I appreciate music as an art form and from that point of view I have to respect other art forms and those that follow them, but I just don't understand this at all
Equally many will not understand our interest in expensive vintage guitars - But if the 59 burst is assumed to be one of our holy grail, most desirable and collectable instruments, then you'd have a very nice collection for far less than the costs of a big balloon dog !!!