I approach each and every guitar arrangement with perfectionism and thus, refinement. Please join my email list to be updated on all of my latest guitar tabs.) Like the Ferrari 250, the classic design of this guitar is almost impossible to truly capture in a photo. The forward of his first book was written by Jimmy Page. His new book, Burst Believers I & II, is a collection of entry and photos from some of the most famous guitarists and guitars in the world today.ĭepending on the flame-top, the 59 Les Paul can range from $250,000-500,000 dollars. Vic began collecting these guitars in the late 60’s, and since then has authored 3 books on this single guitar. My first teaching job was given to me by none other than Vic DaPra, owner of the Guitar Gallery and one of (if not the) foremost expert in the world on the 59 Les Paul. The market has already decided, even if you personally like Fender Strats. The perfect guitar is 1959 Gibson Les Paul, also know as the Burst.
Then, like a beautiful woman with an updo, the final touches of the Ferrari 250 GTO are trimmed back, and slightly understated. You only have to look at the car to imagine the ambition in the initial design: flowing, sexy curves. This is the most sought after car in the world. The going market value for the Ferrari 250 GTO (1962-1964) is $38-52 million dollars. Interestingly, this is not even up for debate, or opinion. If you’re not a car geek, this was the vehicle used in the dream sequence at the beginning of Vanilla Sky - while soundtracked by Radiohead’s Everything in it’s Right Place. It’s just that knowing when to quit is the hard part.Īll this begs the question, what universally constitutes perfection? Answer: refinement.įor instance, the perfect car is the Ferrari 250 GTO. However, you do need that burst of intense focus (and perfectionism) to initiate anything worthwhile. Often, what’s not quite right to you, will be perfect to others. The people who accomplish great things in our lifetime, get there product to market first - then make changes as needed, on the fly. As a creator, it’s easy to get mired in perfectionism. I’m definitely a believer that your best effort is often good enough.
“Adapt what is useful, reject what is useless, and add what is specifically your own.”
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