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You'll be fine! Take solace in the fact that your induction is a sign you've been successful enough in life to eat a lot of unhealthy food that tastes good! Here's to a speedy recovery!

I like all of Motorhead's late 80s/early 90s albums. None of them sound like Ace of spades, and all of them are ten times better. Actually, make that 20 times better.

It was only a matter of time, wasn't it. Well... to each their own, but... still. Oh boy.

The establishment today is what the early 80's punk bands wanted. The embarrassing think is to see them not realize that they're no longer fighting the establishment, they ARE the establishment. And a complainy-pants establishment at that. Borderline political, so I'll leave it at that.

So it's Chris Hansen in reverse.

I would try a 490r and a 490t, they usually sound great in SGs.

Damn, beat me to it.

I would suggest Studio One. I find it user-friendlier than most other DAWs - they don't vary all that much these days, but Studio One is easy to get started on and I find you can go as deep as you want. Tons of tutorials on YouTube, and lots of shorter ones for specific functions, which is great. I've worked with a few different ones in my time, and I ended up sticking with Studio One. It seems to do what I want it to do more often than others, but that doesn't mean it's any less professional than any of the others. It's right up there with all the other ones.

Hang in there.

We don't know, but it appears the Victoria was a limited edition? so I would guess this one could be as well.

So more of a '58 neck carve, apparently, which IIRC is entering baseball bat territory. Which is confusing to me, because I heard the original was in between a 50s and 60s neck. Well, 58 is numerically, but, you know. Beautiful top though.

Metallica had 100,000 copies of the album with "Grammy Award Winners" stickers ready to be shipped. They printed 100,000 stickers that said "Losers" and stuck 'em over the word winners before shipping.

Right? I'm not the world's biggest AC/DC fan - obviously they do what they do very well, and Malcolm was awesome and all that - but man, Brian Johnson killed it on this one.

This.

And songwriting. I prefer UYI 1&2 to AFD. His solo stuff isn't my cup of tea. The riff to Die by the sword (was it?), maybe. The rest never stuck. But I hold him in high regard as a player.