For the song "Stick It Out" on Counterparts, Lifeson used a '72 standard tuned in drop D. He says "The guitar was a ’72 Les Paul Standard that I had used on certain songs in the past."

Mick Mars is noted for using a 1972 Gibson Les Paul Standard, as detailed in Lee Glynn's Motley Crue Gear Guide on Pmtonline.

Teppei Teranishi: “I used to play a black Les Paul Custom a lot, which was my road guitar; that got stolen, unfortunately. This particular guitar is actually the first kind of nicer guitar I bought way back in the day. And so I babied that when I got it – I took it out for a little bit, and I was like, ‘I don’t want this thing to get ruined on the road.’

“And so it’s been hiding for years and years. I’d bring it to studio sessions for recording, and I used it quite a bit on the first few records, up until The Artist In The Ambulance, and then the latest one as well. I believe it’s got DiMarzio Super Distortions, and they were just original with the guitar when I bought it.”

"On his frequent tours, Walker always takes along a ’72 Les Paul, two newer Firebirds, a ’60s Les Paul Junior, an EB-3 bass, an '80 EDS-1275, and a ’62 Hummingbird. Though Walker says he began his collection by buying and selling various guitars, his producing job means he no longer has to sell any." - excerpt from Gibson interview.

This is his 1973 Les Paul Standard with 490R/490T humbuckers that he’s owned since he was 18.

Here is a photo of Bear's Les Paul Standard.

Peter Mengede, known for his work with Helmet, used a 1972 Gibson Les Paul Standard, as detailed on the Guitar Lessons Brisbane website. Mengede's gear collection also included a diverse range of equipment for both recording and touring, such as the 1982 Gibson Les Paul Standard with a custom Seymour Duncan JB pickup, a 1985 Fender Telecaster, and various amps and effects.

Toy Caldwell is seen playing a 1972 Gibson Les Paul Standard in a poster by Daniel Larsen, featured on Fine Art America. Notably, Toy modified his Les Paul by replacing the original uncovered humbuckers with PAF pickups, as the originals frequently fell off.