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+1 im going to the for sale section and look at that Skjold while i have beer...

[quote name='J3ster' post='705939' date='Jan 8 2010, 07:42 PM']I do get that honestly............. I really do not know what all this fuss is about.. I simply said that I believed Victor Wooten was an overated Bassist.. Was not concerned with whever he could play with a pick or dig in with the groove... I was saying that when he plays in the role of a Bassist in a band he is nothing special... And he isn't I'm now going to enjoy my friday night and stop defending something that is just an opinion.. Oh btw I also think Strawberry ice cream is nicer than chocolate.... In my opinion[/quote] i understand where your coming from..its your opinion and your entitled to it for sure...I personally think Flea is a little overated but that just mine.. enjoy your fri evening

No that hes not all technique and slap...See above post for Q...

[quote name='J3ster' post='705914' date='Jan 8 2010, 07:32 PM']Not a chance he would have me at an Open E Well maybe a bit beyond that But that wasn't the point and that video did not impress me one bit[/quote]J3ster i was wondering if you missed the point of URB posting the vid? maybe its just his style that doesnt agree with you?

one word....antagonistic

He he i would love to see you out play Wooten on the simple stuff you sir are a merchant in the trade of windup

Wonderfull clip URB..that man has got serious groove...i love the detail in his playing also i learned couple more fills!!!!

The best bassist in the world, is the one you think is...its all to do with personal taste.... this has prob been said, but Victor is so much more than what you see on youtube etc... Does anyone know if he used to session work for different styles in the early days?

[quote name='Zach' post='705854' date='Jan 8 2010, 06:27 PM']here's a link to the[url="http://www.jazzfm.com/shows/robbie-vincent/robbie-vincent-blog/robbie-interviews-marcus-miller/?utm_source=newsletter&utm_medium=email&utm_campaign=Email-69"] jazz fm interview with marcus milller[/url]. Guessing some of you will be interested. about 5 minutes in, interesting so far.[/quote] Great,i really enjoyed that.... i always like to hear what the man has to say....thanks for that Zach!!! Robbie Vicent also...i used to listen to his 'Big Beat Show years ago..he was great...i even won tickets to see Anita Baker live..thats when i first saw Nathan East play

didnt need to, ive got a jazz.....

when i first started playing bass i taught my self notes on the FB, then scales, which are super important and really not hard to learn, then modes (i couldnt tell you there names but who cares) that when my theory becomes very patchy.. Cycle of fifths still baffle me..why cant that penny drop? I have started to learn Piano and it has opened up my world as far as bass playing is concerned...Knowing the chords which your basslines are based around does really help IMO..especially when improvising... i still think as a bassist its much more important to be able to groove and have a good ear, than have great musical theory

Blimey, why do they wack the price up so much? for a matching headstock!!!... you can get a 75 RI for £1299 and this £300 more??? ok its a 50th Anniversary.. Fender should bring out some limited edition colors with matching headstocks, binding, string through body's, etc.. Its not special enough for £1599.99 Fender rely far too much on there image... (did i say it was lovely)

this is my fav

[quote name='Spoombung' post='699281' date='Jan 3 2010, 09:47 AM']For a moment there I thought this was going to be another one of those weird "which bass is best for Worship Music" threads...[/quote]whats weird about that..if anywould said that i would think they meant what bass is best for Worship,Gospel, etc