I can certainly identify with Maggio's response........but the other part of this is where do we find the patience and persistence (Hey!! P&P!!) to stick with this song or even cool solo or chord progression.....and not start climbing the walls with repetition?? A prime example is Mike's fantastic recent breakdown of my all time favorite acoustic guitar song "From the Beginning". This song has so many great and haunting very meaningful memories for me........I love learning to play it but then studying the more difficult parts like the guitar solo.......I get into a movement away from the mystical aspect of all the meaning and sometimes start to detest this song or even a great solo. I wish there was a magic pill because espeially with some of the cooler solos on electric........there's a fine line between truly mastering the solo and spending a ton of time and then cringing any time I play it or even hear it played!! Part of the talent of guitar playing or really anything is the ability to just forge ahead and not get caught up with 'too much of a great thing'. Word is that even the great Elton John refused to play his biggest classic "Your Song" for many years plus sir Paul refused to play Beatles tunes but then finally came around to embrace all this......Jim C.