Actually the "landing strip" is the so-called "soul patch" beard, otherwise known as the "man bun" of facial hair.Anything like ‘landing strip’? Sounds like a great band name. This incident recalls the cover of “London Calling”.
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Actually the "landing strip" is the so-called "soul patch" beard, otherwise known as the "man bun" of facial hair.Anything like ‘landing strip’? Sounds like a great band name. This incident recalls the cover of “London Calling”.
Actually the "landing strip" is the so-called "soul patch" beard, otherwise known as the "man bun" of facial hair.
I once got El Kabonged by a home invader with my Rogue violin bass.Like the title says, a man apparently beat another man with an electric bass guitar and left him to crawl to the devil strip.
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I once got El Kabonged by a home invader with my Rogue violin bass.
First offender?Like the title says, a man apparently beat another man with an electric bass guitar and left him to crawl to the devil strip.
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First offender?
It is suited for greatest hitsThe bass guitar used in this incident is clearly "The best Bass for Metal!"
I could go there!Anything like ‘landing strip’?
Aren’t they all like that? You should check out the Billie Eilish/Steely Dan thread. I lost a few IQ points on the ‘scheme’ one.Funny.
A talkbass post that and from one thing to two things to absolutely nothing before the end of the first page.
I like regular coke. I was never a Pepsi fan.
Let's talk about that then switch to toe nails.
You really don’t know, do you? A landing strip is where you fly in your “jumbo jet”.Actually the "landing strip" is the so-called "soul patch" beard, otherwise known as the "man bun" of facial hair.
What I meant was “Devil’s Strip” would be a good band name. It could be misconstrued as “Devil’s Trip”, or as Nevada Pete touched on, she-devils who strip(then showing their landing strips). You know, very Sabbath-ish."Landing strip" has a nice, avionics theme to it...good name...
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Not until they pry my cold dead fingers off my ‘66 P. Which is probably what’s going to happen anyway.We need bass guitar control laws, NOW!