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Official Lakland Owners Group #14

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So, am I the only guy who thinks the guitarist looks like the Slingblade guy?




Feed him some biscuits w/ mustard and he'll forgive you for stealing the show Evan :D.

Manual For Bass Players:

Rule #1: Never, NEVER upstage the guitarist. They will become insufferably pouty and you will need to watch your back.

Rule #2: Stay to the back and darkened side of the stage---life is easier that way and you will build comraderie with the drummer, whose manual begins with #1 and #2 above.
 
Manual For Bass Players:

Rule #1: Never, NEVER upstage the guitarist. They will become insufferably pouty and you will need to watch your back.

Rule #2: Stay to the back and darkened side of the stage---life is easier that way and you will build comraderie with the drummer, whose manual begins with #1 and #2 above.

True! Although I did have a pretty unusual guitarist most of the time. Generally facing his Marshall, or looking at his pedals. Always tweaking his tone. He was too busy for center stage:-)
 
is anybody else even a slight bit bummed out that Adam Clayton didnt use a lakland even once in the 5 nights on letterman?

Clayton goes through a lot of basses. He had his Lakland kick and he's likely to move on. He did say that he thought he got the best sound ever out of his Laklands (naturally scooped mids), but he moves on.
 
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