Jackroadkill Posted 57 minutes ago Posted 57 minutes ago I like him. The character is harmless, and behind it there's a quietly self-deprecating man with a sense of humour and humility. Quote
Cato Posted 53 minutes ago Posted 53 minutes ago (edited) He's apparently making a living from playing bass. It may not be quite the same dream that most of us had when we started out way before social media, but he's still living it. Personally, while I would never actively seek out his (or any other bass influencers) youtube stuff I do usually watch the short clips that pop up in my Instagram feed and he's made me laugh a few times, so good luck to him. Edited 23 minutes ago by Cato 1 Quote
Rayman Posted 53 minutes ago Posted 53 minutes ago I like him too, but I wish he’d just wind it in a bit. The crass punkesque attire is a bit irritating, but, it gets him noticed, so job done there I guess. I like the fact that he isn’t a virtuoso, there’s too many of them on YT already. 1 Quote
SimonK Posted 50 minutes ago Author Posted 50 minutes ago ...am I the only one to hope that those tattoos on his fingers aren't the permanent type? 1 Quote
RichT Posted 25 minutes ago Posted 25 minutes ago 4 hours ago, wateroftyne said: I remember when he first started popping up years ago. I couldn't bear him - his stuff was so TECHNICOLOR and in-your-face. Turns out he was just ahead of the curve. I still couldn't bear him until recently, but at some point I had another go accepting him as a bit of a cartoon character, and... I get him now. He's funny. That said, I'd never watch him to learn anything. I had pretty much the same experience. Initial disdain (for quite some time) and then at some point I got the joke and warmed to him and his sense of humour. I'd much rather watch him and his dipstick-lick-schtik than the wannabe technical virtuoso types endlessly trotting out that grating double-thumb run down the G string. 1 Quote
RichT Posted 25 minutes ago Posted 25 minutes ago (edited) double post Edited 23 minutes ago by RichT Quote
Bix Posted 24 minutes ago Posted 24 minutes ago (edited) Said a quick hello to him at a Janek Gwizdala / Ian Allison workshop in the summer where he was in the audience. He came across as a decent bloke, no different than he is on his videos, and yes he had a few cans of bitter with him. Edited 23 minutes ago by Bix 1 Quote
peteb Posted 16 minutes ago Posted 16 minutes ago I know Danny a bit. He used to live above a bar that I used to go to occasionally and now he's moved to the next town, I bump into him every now and again in the supermarket. Funnily enough, the last time I saw him, he was asking me about the tribute band I'm in, rather than talking about his more illustrious online career! He's actually a nice guy, even shorter in real life than you might imagine and a very good bass player! I don't really bother with online bass influencer types as a rule, but his clips are OK / mildly amusing. I do agree with some of the things he gets on his high horse about, especially the Mohini Dey / AI thing. Quote
wateroftyne Posted 9 minutes ago Posted 9 minutes ago Further to my previous comment, I should add that I'd much rather watch Danny than the smelling-your-own-farts w4nkery of Berthoud etc. I get nowt from that stuff (YMMV obv). 1 Quote
TimR Posted 1 minute ago Posted 1 minute ago I am eagerly awaiting his forthcoming video where he quotes from a load of old blokes on one of those old fashioned forums, and finally answers the age old questions; What bass is best for metal? Which is the best Jazz or Precision? Rounds or Flats? Can I mix cabs and heads? Quote
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