Seriously. I looked up the origin of the phrase "pipe dream" the other day just to make sure I was using it correctly. It comes from the idea of a morphine dream. In this case I think it's appropriate
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Bro, I'm not even kidding! Pick your model, color, fret board, and profile... And on those hot summer days, upon gaining entrance to your vehicle, your nostrils will be overcome with a lush fragrance blast of the G&L variety!
And many other movie roles. That album is on the wall in my LR
Here's a fun way to pass the time... hit play on @armyadarkness 's video and watch this girl & Jesus lose it
edited to add Jesus to the party!
I recently almost purchased a used USA L-2000. I loved the feel of the neck. It was a standard #12, 9.5 radius. In the end I didn’t buy it. But I have been wondering about the Tribute L-2000. How does the feel of the Tribute compare to the USA model?
Here's a fun way to pass the time... hit play on @armyadarkness 's video and watch this girl lose it
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Wow. That is some tepid funk.
59 seconds of that was all I need, thanks.
I didn't post it, I just replied with it and gave the girl her shot at fame on TB... then I noticed that your Jesus Tap Dancing Christ On A Cracker had some moves too, so I thought, "Hey, Jesus needs to party sometimes too, right?" and now, here we are.
The #12 was 1 5/8" at the nut while the tribby is 1 3/4" with a 12" radius. You might want to try playing one first. It's a very nice neck, but definitely more substantial than the #12
Oh yeah, I caught that. But I didn't bother to listen until you quoted it.
