We dont get to take a lot of pics at our gigs once we are playing but i couldnt resist these couple. Had to play one handed for a while.
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Chicks at shows. Lets see them.
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If only. Thats our drummer who stopped playing to go and pose. Our singer is rushing off to the right to go and get his camera.
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10 years? Wow congrats for both that and landing such an ultra hottie. Now I don't have to feel so dirty looking at her, she's a safe age.
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This pic came out awesome I think:
Taken a fraction of a second before she split her head wide open on the monitor!!!!
POW!!!!!!!!
hahaha that screams pain! i didnt even notice the monitor there...i think thats why i fell off my schools stage...
She's actually not moving, she is now an endorser for
the new Sak-rete hair sculpting cement product.
the new Sak-rete hair sculpting cement product.
Is that what that is? I had a friend in college who had a Burns guitar... What, are they rare or something?
That is a 60's Burns Bison.
The London reissues sell at over 3000, you can't get
those originals 60's basses for love or money nowadays.
(Buddy of mine talked to a shop in London, he had 2 come through
last year, both snapped up by the bassist from Oasis.)
The 90's Bison Koreans have the Batwing headstock,
I own one, fabulous rock'n'roll bass. 3 pups.
The RI London made ones have the original scroll headstock,
3 piece pguard, Rezomatic pups. Jim Burns was a genius,
a la Leo Fender. He got it right.
See the London vs Korea models below.
The second one is the one I own, black on black, chrome hardware,
white binding on rosewood fretboard.
This guy is killing me, I really hope he didn't sell it off.
The London reissues sell at over 3000, you can't get
those originals 60's basses for love or money nowadays.
(Buddy of mine talked to a shop in London, he had 2 come through
last year, both snapped up by the bassist from Oasis.)
The 90's Bison Koreans have the Batwing headstock,
I own one, fabulous rock'n'roll bass. 3 pups.
The RI London made ones have the original scroll headstock,
3 piece pguard, Rezomatic pups. Jim Burns was a genius,
a la Leo Fender. He got it right.
See the London vs Korea models below.
The second one is the one I own, black on black, chrome hardware,
white binding on rosewood fretboard.
This guy is killing me, I really hope he didn't sell it off.
...Huh. That dude who had one I knew in college didn't keep his in good shape then. Action was bad, tone was crappy, it never stayed in tune... I always thought it was like Squier for England... I guess not.
Now I know. Thanks for the background, Thor.
Now I know. Thanks for the background, Thor.
Seeing some of the women in this thread really "struck a chord" with me, I know a lot of you guys play in such a wide variety of genre's, that some of these pics from shows could be in ANY given choice of music, but the band I joined will be doing some live shows in about a month, so I'm pretty damn stoked. But I doubt they'll be anywhere NEAR this good looking (as some of the girls here I mean) considering our music is like Pantera on speed
like the blonde at the far right here
Or these two hotties
I can't wait.
like the blonde at the far right here
Or these two hotties
I can't wait.
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Or these two hotties
If it were in my power to declare a winner...this would be the one.
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