Monday, October 24, 2005
This & That.
The vintage 1963 Gibson SG Special in Polaris White with the Gibson stock tremolo.
Should I have in my damned pockets a whooping US $5,699.00; I would purchase this beauty without a bloody hint of hesitation.
She is beautiful.
So damned aesthetically pleasing; the glistening white solid mahogany body, the signature twin horns and the rosewood fretboard. Its history, its legend!
Her intricate features belies the awesome power and strength hidden within; the utterly incredible, rich, brawny sound from the pair of soap bar P-90s.
Oooh, this is one hell of a guitar.
She is exceedingly beautiful.
A jaw-dropping resplendence; she literally glows from within.
Such radiance, brilliance, such blatant and outright prejudice by our creators!
As smashing as the Gibson may be, she still triumphs over it by leaps and bounds, oceans and seas, volcanos and mountains, continents and nations.
For that matter, over everything else.
Oooh, now that is one hell of a girl.
