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and 1957. Before they were burst there was the 1957 goldtop with humbuckers.
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Fran wrote:Do you like Black Sabbath rod?

You SHOULD listen to this either way....

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Unfortunately i dont have the balls of Bill Ward, but however...
Nah, i'll stick with Jeans.
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Fran wrote:Unfortunately i dont have the balls of Bill Ward, but however...
Nah, i'll stick with Jeans.
I'd totally rock the white pressed flares of Iommi if I could find some. Seriously.

Or is that Geezer? They both looked exactly the fucking same anyway at that point. I remember seeing pictures of the California Jam with Iommi minus his moustache. It just looked wrong.
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Full disclosure: I don't really know shit about LPs!

ooh, other than how to pronounce LeZZZ Paul.
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timhulio wrote:Full disclosure: I don't really know shit about LPs!

ooh, other than how to pronounce LeZZZ Paul.
RIPS HAIR OUT.

You're just winding us up now with this.
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Good ol' LOLZING a la Lezzie love vs. Lessture love. Give piece a chanz?


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That one has either been routed or has had the truss rod cover replaced.....though I don't think they made that many goldtop standards around then whereas the goldtop deluxes are common. Also routing them for full sized buckers was VERY common.

Also it is a "pancake" body and looks like a 3-piece maple neck which is sometimes scoffed by LP traditionalists but as you pointed out it's still got tons of sustain.

Cool guitar....with the less desirable pancake body, maple neck, and routing it might even be sort of affordable!!!
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Careful, analogsystem; FRAN CAN'T HANDLE THE TRUTH.
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GET YOUR SANTIAGO ON!
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I actually really like GoldTops, I would proudly play one.
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In 1974 you could order a Les Paul with full sized humbuckers as a special option. They were badged Standard but If you think it's original it wouldn't be impossible that there is a 1974 Deluxe out there with full sized humbuckers from the factory.
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