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[quote name='Thurbs' timestamp='1431761947' post='2774637'] I think it is spot on. Matches the songs grove perfectly. [/quote]not so spot on when he's hitting the right note but on on the wrong time/drums at the start. intricate bass playing over a Key's solo.? its too much. give other musicians some space. he's not listening to the drummer either in parts. just my OP

Its difficult for me to knock anyones playing, and i post with the best intentions , especially when someone is so technically proficiant as this guy. but its worth posting i think, and I'm sure other bassists will recognise this. Im in no way the oracle when it comes to playing, but i know good playing when i hear it. i heard this blind, thinking it was Francis Hylton. and thought blimey, he's throwing those notes in there. his timing is off, but realised it wasn't Francis. i think this is a good example, of why you should be a little more laid back and put in the fills when the music calls for it. its only my opinion and the guy is a great player in certain aspects.. but the balance between musical knowledge/technique/taste, is sometimes the hardest to master. its like me playing Reggae, god awful. [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JKYhwMFyWao&index=4&list=FLzVUqeF1SLjxa78y2gd03dQ[/media]

[quote name='bartelby' timestamp='1431627770' post='2773425'] Shame Mustaine felt the need to do a horrible remastering job on it: [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QWLOKmyu40I[/media] [/quote]ooh er. didn't like that too much.

I'm absolutely clueless when it comes to Metal. but i really dig this track from Rust in Peace that a friend lent me. think its time i listened to a bit more. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=de-xO3pUEd0

thank you Spyder. your quite a distance from me though. but much appreciated.. what are the 5 string necks like.?

Love the record, love the bass playing. Making great use of that B string. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LcflT1yb1To

I'm getting major GAS for one of these. this is a stunner.

i have no idea how to pronounce the name, but does anyone have any experience with these basses. especially the Jazz basses. I've noticed them for years now and they have some really nice finishes. but just wondering how they play. There not hugely expensive, but seem to have top notch pickups, preamps etc. any ideas.?

The early TRB 6 is a fantastic bass. quite amazing what you can get them for now if you can find one..

A fantastic vocalist from Incognito fame. seen this guy sing many times, such a great album this is.. [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iJilNTafAyc[/media]

I can't for the life of me remember his name.? Quite famous now. any ideas.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mY1OnKfDJPE

i have an Aguilar 500 sc. Im would like something more lightweight. I'm really not an expert on Amp's. first I'm wondering what its worth, and what i might get in replacement for it. maybe with some cash my way. i do love the sound i get from this Amp, so sound wise I'm maybe looking for something like this.

[quote name='BigRedX' timestamp='1430730449' post='2763991'] I used to have one fitted to a Squire VMF Jazz. It's OK I supposed but it didn't really do anything that I couldn't already do with the tone controls on my BassPod. Also fitting it required routing out another couple of mm from the depth of the control cavity and then having to re-shield everything. IMO too much hassle for no appreciable gain, but then I'd have probably said the same about any of the similar pre-amps available for the J-Bass. I personally can't see the point of fitting something in your bass that doesn't really do anything more than you should already be able to do elsewhere in your signal chain. [/quote]i tend to agree with BRX. an external preamp is a better, cleaner, less hassle option. i have fitted 3 J retros, and i had battery fitting issues, grounding issues, lots of buzzing. they are fantastic preamps, but after a while the hassles involved over take the pro's. keep your instrument original, maybe get a Sadowsky, or an Aguilar external preamp and save yourself the bother.or a Bass Pod.

sorry to over post on your thread Stance but this is interesting. can't say I'm a fan of that brittle SR tone he's got going on but, i don't care when he starts playing. anyone notice the sounds that come out of him when he's slapping.? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MQkjDxHvaXc

Love Louis Johnson.. his playing/technique was always super clean. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CN6o5i_QZ_o http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XgsJLGQTfEE

his latest stuff with 3rd Eyed Girl is great.

i can't deny I'm such a fan of this master musician. been listening to a lot of stuff, that was never that popular at the time of release. but in my opinion, it was some of his best.. very tricky to find stuff on YT, for his personal reasons of course. but these tracks just blow me away. there are so many more. he doesn't always hit the mark,it must be very difficult over so many years to be consistent .. But when he does, its quite a record. ,I'm amazed at how many songs he has written. a couple of older B Side masterpieces. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YQvPk0L6gGI http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ekcc2L9E_hc

awesome talent.!

[quote name='Drax' timestamp='1430348701' post='2760635'] Wow! What a mix. Love Shep Pettibone but not heard that before, great find [/quote]yep.

absolutely fantastic mix, of a record i have always loved. its a very subtle mix. but its 12 inches of pop funk magic also [media]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xDYf_2aZPcU[/media]

Anyone going/playing. ? I'm playing with Michigan Avenue, were on at 4.00pm sunday. hoping to inject a bit of funk as always into there Blues Rock. do come along and say hello. http://www.facebook.com/cinderfordmusicfestival