It's well chronicled here at GuitarWorld.com what happens when a guitar spin move goes wrong, but we still can't help but post reminders to encourage you to correct your guitar-swinging ways.
This video comes via Stuff, and features a guitarist who put a little too much elbow grease into his spin move.
There's got to be nothing worse than the helpless feeling of realizing you left your strap locks at home while you watch your guitar fly through the air behind you.
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