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Joseph Cumia is livin’ large

Torque’sHeadBump

(Voluntarily) torqued boomer
Looks like the bow legs and guy have made a strong return

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Nice crowd, stupid
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TheGhostOfAbeVigoda

CEO of Joyomi Butter Knife Co.
just watched the vid, Joe sounds amazing. It does make me miss Gene though, they made amazing music together and had great chemistry. I wonder why Brother Joe doesn't use his edge guitar anymore? Are these worth a lot of money?

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He does (or did) have a legit Gibson Korina Explorer but that one in the picture is a Hamer which were always the pieces of shit I'd see in pawn shops when I was a kid.
 
Looks like the bow legs and guy have made a strong return

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Nice crowd, stupid
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It's so funny how by anyone else's standards, this is the absolute bottom rung of the professional musician ladder, but for Joe, it represents a sizable accomplishment. He's spent his entire "career" in "just starting out" mode, and after forty-five years, dozens of guitars, accessories, recording equipment and "gigs", he's lurching around on a stage at the local Moose hall in front of a few dozen longtime neighborhood alcoholics. He didn't fall to wind up here, this is actually a step up for Joe, and that fact will never not be hilarious.
 
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