Galilee

[quote name='Stickman' post='335845' date='Nov 24 2008, 09:37 PM']Nope, the solo was DiGiorgio too - Carino just did some overdubs at the beginning of the track: "The credits in the cd booklet are misleading. I played the whole song, but shortly after I was done I had to leave for Europe to hook up with the Sadus dudes to tour with Morbid Angel. Anyway, while they were mixing they found some weird sound on the bass track and since I wasn't there to fix it and since Scott was there hanging out during an album he wished he could have recorded...they told him to grab his bass and redo like three notes in the very beginning. That's it man, a very small thing. The break in the middle after the cosmic storm is me, obviously, on the mighty Ric." - Steve DiGiorgio[/quote] Fair enough, ta.

I checked. DiGiorgio did most of the bass, but the little solo in Cosmic Sea was by Skott Carino.

I've got a Laney combo that's 2-3 years old. I think it's 160 watts. To be honest, I don't rate it at all and I've been using an old Peavey thing in the rehearsal room recently.

I like Opeth a lot but I'm not seeing them this tour. Where did you see them? Is Sean Malone the bass player who played the solo in Cosmic Sea from Death's Human album? Thought that was the guy from Cynic, but I'm probably way off the mark.

[quote name='thisnameistaken' post='329257' date='Nov 14 2008, 04:58 PM']God damn it I wish I'd seen that.[/quote] I'd rather not have known.....

I bought a couple of sets for my Thumb. I wouldn't say they were anything special to be honest. I haven't been massively impressed with the initial tone of them, or the life of the brightness.

[url="http://shop.cafepress.com/bass"]http://shop.cafepress.com/bass[/url] Gazillions of 'em.

Shine's are ace. I have a 5 that I used as my main bass for ages. I played one of their sixes at the London Music Show and it was lovely. £160 new, insane value for money. Honestly, nothing wrong with a Shine.

Okay, a serious response. No, it's not a reliable form of stress relief for me. Sometimes, if it's going well, then it relieves stress. At other times, it makes me angry beyond words. I have been close to throwing £1,000 worth of bass guitar across the room many, many times.

coughThumbcough

I'm not a particular fan of these, but that sure is purdy.

Ths kids/family mayhem thing sounds sickeningly familiar....

[quote name='SteveO' post='318777' date='Oct 31 2008, 05:39 AM']Anyway... What a knob.[/quote] That caught me so much by surprise that I laughed out loud.

I should think that thing fell out of the ugly tree and hit 145 pieces of wood on the way down.

* lurks and waits for someone to suggest a naked bass players calendar *

Honestly thought this thread was because you'd just found out that he'd died.

More weight on my headstock? No thanks. If it doesn't sustain long enough, I'll pluck it again.

[quote name='rjb' post='306852' date='Oct 15 2008, 09:15 AM']the strings will often pop out whilst your're tightening the machineheads. Gets very annoying..... [/quote] Glad it's not just me....

I spotted the bass playing when I was dragged to this film. Very nice lines indeed.

omg n00b lolzzzzz!!!!1!!!!1!!