Was hoping this would be more along the lines of cow tipping...;)
We have a Chinese restaurant that used one of these during the height of that-which-shall-not-be-named. They've retired it to a lobby photo-op.
I got to see her and her band open for The Who a few years ago. Was stoked to show up and realize who the opener was - had seen her with Beck and was excited to see her solo. An amazing talent, for sure.
Pretty straightforward reason: most people drive less than that on a daily basis. Do your daily errands/commute/whatever, plug it in at night. For many folks, it would be months between trips to the gas station. Ideal soccer-mom vehicle, especially considering that there aren't any straight...
I'm lucky to live in a college town that's also only a couple of hours from LA. We get great bands year-round across multiple venues. Last night I went to my third show in as many nights, with a fourth coming up on Sunday night, all within 15 minutes of my house, and all to packed, appreciative...
I'm with @stxrus on this one. If it's coming from me, it's really intended as MORE of a compliment, not less - that you opened my eyes to something awesome that I wouldn't have thought of myself.
The guitar in my avatar is actually an example of this - I never knew that I wanted an ORANGE...
Thanks for that. I had never heard of such a thing. Sounds like "volunteer" squash plants are indeed risky. Learn something new every day!
https://www.simplemost.com/toxic-squash-syndrome-facts/
I had never heard of her until I ran across Rhett's video earlier today. Funny to see this thread so soon after. She's definitely cool - I'll go see her if she makes it to my neck of the woods.
Apologies if it's already been posted, but I'm pretty sure this was where it started:
I know it was the first time I ever heard reference to it. Up until then, I thought it was just me...
My avatar guitar - G&L ASAT Classic. Incredible guitar, particularly the quality of workmanship and the pickups. MFDs are something special. Very jazzy clean with the tone rolled back, country with the tone up around 8 or so, and full-on rock 'n' roll when you add a little gain.