Display title | Lead Bassist |
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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | So Nobody Loves the Bassist, eh? Think again. That dude in the spotlight, the one everyone’s cheering for, the famous face everybody remembers ... is it me, or is that axe he/she’s wielding suspiciously oversized? VINDICATION! The Lead Bassist takes up an instrument that screams "anonymous role-player," and somehow rides it to fame. For one reason or another, he’s better-known than the band’s lead guitarist, or even the lead singer. |