Jean-Luc Pickguard

Gram ma's Hands — Bill Withers

These are ultra light gauge: 38 - 54 - 68 - 98 They are a little lighter than the set I use on my thunderbirds and ric — the lightest (2815/blue) set in the standard cobalt flats range: 40 - 60 - 70 - 95 If the Pino set were half the price I'd try a set, but at £90 I doubt they'd be enough of an upgrade from my usual set.

Body and Sole — Thelonious Monk Quartet

Boris The Spider — The Who

Brian's the man!

I use EB cobalt flats on four thunderbirds and a rickenbacker. Never understood the 'sticky' complaint — they've always felt fine to me, and I have never had any with rust or discolouration. They are a lot brighter than all the other flats I have played and the brightness seems to last a very long time. I really like them. I use the lightest set, the one with blue on the packaging.

Underpants — John Foxx

Where would one acquire a flesh hoop? ...Asking for a friend.

Without wishing to derail the discussion, does anyone have any more 'themselves as muppets' pics?

I always thought they were made for status by Picato.

Ain't No Fun If The Homies Can't Have Naan — Snoop Dogg

The Great American Bun — Cisco Houston

Ace of Spades — O.V. Wright (or Motörhead)

25 O'Clock — Dukes of Stratosphear

If anyone is inclined to opt out of this month's challenge due to real or imagined ethical concerns about this months pic being AI generated, here's a pic of the real Ralph in a rare moment of being awake during rehearsal, guarding my pedalboard for some reason.

This one But if you use a frosties box, it'll make your bass sound GR-R-REAT!

Thank you to all who voted. I'll be happy to pick a photo, when do you need it by?

You don't need to spend money on premade shims. There is no practical advantage to buying them. If you have a cereal box or any similar cardboard you can make dozens of shims with absolutely no negative effects.

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Flush — Queen

Fake Fur DeVille

Bonnie 'the artist formally known as Prince' Billy

Johnny Kidd & the Somali pirates

african american sabbath