Eli is selling his bass because he has two. I feel I can’t point people to the spot where I’m selling my gear not because it’s duplicate gear, but because it’s aesthetically inert gear. My reason seems not as admissible as Eli’s. In fact, the whole thing seems like a crime. I’m cast into a woodcut that shows some dark usury going on, if only one could get a better look at the foxed print. It is as if to say:
Musicians who sell their gear give an air of distress. Somehow, the practice of their art isn’t sufficient to bridge the gap between So now I’m worried about selling to a non-musician. I hope it’s how a horsewoman feels when she sells a pony to a indulgent parent. If I could plant the gear and have it grow something someone else needs to eat, I’d do it. The way I’ve set it up, I can only look forward to the money in an |
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