The Collection: Joe Bonamassa Nerdville East

Always mad respect for Gibson being cool with showing Fender guitars as well.

I’d totallly watch a show where Joe finds cool stuff and gear across the word. “Guitar safari with Joe Bonamassa”.

Gibson has nailed it with its videos. It has discovered the secret: telling stories.

33:04 "I buy the story, the instrument comes free" is my favourite line in all of this. Amazing stuff

I will never not get bored watching Bonamassa's extensive collection of guitars and the stories behind them all. Still amazing. Every. Single. Time.

Mark’s interviewing skills are getting better - he’s actually letting Joe talk instead of answering his own questions. Great job on this one. I feel like this is an episode of hoarders but in an immaculate home.

Platinum YouTube output - just didn't want this to end, like ever.

I love how Joe B. explains the history of each guitar. He gives them a soul and a story.

Mark's facial expressions when Joe says "do not refinish a '59 Les Paul" are epic

Gibson please do a tour of the original nerdville and nerdville new York ! We need this

Quality video no doubt. This is what I come to Youtube for.

I love that Joe respects the history of the guitars and the guitarists who rocked them, plus he's an awesome player.

making your walk-in closet your vintage guitar closet - he's living the dream

I like how this series doesn’t edit out the Fenders in the scenes. Recognises that most Fender lovers also love Gibson and vice versa.

Best Joe Bonamassa interview- period.

Here is a man that has sunk all his love, all his money and reverence back into what he values. Living and breathing it to preserve what has to be one of the greatest collections. It may feel to close too our yesterdays, but a collection that will have helped save our musical heritage. It may not have been his intention but it will help define the future of this art form. Hats off to you Joe. What we will appreciate the most is the axes on the edge of disaster that make well worn guitars, play another day. It has an untenable value as joy that we experience can’t be measured. I can only hope that when he passes, that it will be stipulated that a large portion of this collection be used again in private, in public and used in recordings of music that is yet to be penned.

Fantastic video guys. Joe oozes a genuine passion and enthusiasm for this stuff, which is infectious.

Aside from the wonderful collection Joe has amassed, it is very heartwarming to know that there are collectors out there who do it for love of the instrument rather than for the willingness to flip it for the love of money. Cheers...

These two work so well together. Agnesi doing what he does best and always a pleasure listening to Joe talk about his guitars. Great stuff

I might be a strat guy but mad respect for making these Gibson... really makes you feel like you are a part of something bigger then a piece of wood with strings and some metal, I legit really really enjoy watching These