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Where'd you find something like this.
Good old Japanese


OP here, this is not photoshoped and it´s not K-ON. It's from the latest episode of Kaichou wa Maid-sama (ep. 21) which is a romantic comedy (no music involved), and this scene here was a really random line said in the beginning of the episode.
Maybe it's just the K-ON influence.![]()
Besides, K-on isn't about the band and its music than it is girls skipping practice to eat cake and get overly tanned and stuff. They only throw musical terms out there once in a while as attempts at getting certain people interested enough who might be susceptible to the moe moe.
K-on ain't about music, sucka. K-on is Lucky Star with guitars. YEAH, I SAID IT![]()

That's called realism!Besides, K-on isn't about the band and its music than it is girls skipping practice to eat cake and get overly tanned and stuff.
Well, I mean Ritsu is still love, but I cringe when trying to watch that show.
I thought CBS acquired Fender around 1967 or 1968. I was just beginning to play bass at the time. I don't remember seeing jazz basses with the inlaid MOP blocks in the fingerboard before 1968, and I think that feature started with the CBS era.
K-on ain't about music, sucka. K-on is Lucky Star with guitars. YEAH, I SAID IT![]()
Well, I mean Ritsu is still love, but I cringe when trying to watch that show.

how about the pivotal scene in FLCL when our young hero whips out a bass and the assembled onlookers gasp, "Gibson EB-zero! 1961 model!"
how about the pivotal scene in FLCL when our young hero whips out a bass and the assembled onlookers gasp, "Gibson EB-zero! 1961 model!"