I really apologize for the second part of this
Tomorrow will an entire day of packing for college. All day. Not only do I have to get stuff to bring there, but I'm moving my room to the basement (awesome, not that I'll be there much) and everything has to be out! I've been stashing away worthless crap for 17 and a half years now, and this is going to be a real chore. I figure I'll separate it into 4 boxes: Stuff for college, Stuff to move downstairs, Stuff to sell on eBay over winter break, and Stuff that gets trashed. Then Wednesday is gonna be my last day at work until winter break. Soooo many people are leaving for college - Seriously like half of the employees are off the schedule.
b_rad42 <---- Bother This Person, jk, Brendan got an lj. Cool beans.
The Stratocaster Guitar first hit the musical scene in 1954, when it was designed to be the ultimate solid body electric guitar. With its three single coil pickups and revolutionary tremolo bridge, the Stratocaster offered musicians new tones, features and versatility never before available in one single musical instrument.
Since that time, a Stratocaster in the hands of guitarists has helped pioneer literally every form of popular music as we know it today. From Bill Carson to Buddy Holly, from Jimi Hendrix to Eric Clapton, or from Stevie Ray Vaughan to John Mayer-and everything in between!-the Stratocaster has been the guitar that started the rock revolution, and it has been the guitar that has helped to create musical legends.
b_rad42 <---- Bother This Person, jk, Brendan got an lj. Cool beans.
The Stratocaster Guitar first hit the musical scene in 1954, when it was designed to be the ultimate solid body electric guitar. With its three single coil pickups and revolutionary tremolo bridge, the Stratocaster offered musicians new tones, features and versatility never before available in one single musical instrument.
Since that time, a Stratocaster in the hands of guitarists has helped pioneer literally every form of popular music as we know it today. From Bill Carson to Buddy Holly, from Jimi Hendrix to Eric Clapton, or from Stevie Ray Vaughan to John Mayer-and everything in between!-the Stratocaster has been the guitar that started the rock revolution, and it has been the guitar that has helped to create musical legends.