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It’s Heavy, It Breaks, and It Won’t Stay in Tune (And We Love It)
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It’s Heavy, It Breaks, and It Won’t Stay in Tune (And We Love It)

It’s Heavy, It Breaks, and It Won't Stay in Tune (And We Love It)

By modern standards, the Les Paul is an ergonomic disaster. So why do we love this back-breaking, fragile 1950s mahogany slab?

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