Melodic jazz/rock instrumental

[KuzBass]

I've never shared my music here. I dearly love BC, still the best bass site this side of the pond. The basses used: US Lakland 44-64 (PJ), Washburn CS Stu Hamm SB3, Wood & Tronics Ergon Fretless. 

 

 

[TJ1]

I really enjoyed this and found paticularly: the bass parts to be very intriguing and expressive, and the variety was impressive as well.

 

It may be just me, but I didn't really associate the music with war? Although the footage was certainly interesting.

[KuzBass]

On 13/09/2021 at 16:25, TJ1 said:

I really enjoyed this and found paticularly: the bass parts to be very intriguing and expressive, and the variety was impressive as well.

 

It may be just me, but I didn't really associate the music with war? Although the footage was certainly interesting.

 

Thanks you so much, I appreciate your "review"! Well, I must agree, neither did I associate the music with war. However my pal, who took care of the "visualisation", had a different opinion.

[lowdown]

32 minutes ago, KuzBass said:

 

Thanks you so much, I appreciate your "review"! Well, I must agree, neither did I associate the music with war. However my pal, who took care of the "visualisation", had a different opinion.

And an opinion I agree with...

 

Musically, I think it works very well with the video. It's kind of dark and comedic in places as well. I also like the metre change at 04:02, when it syncs with the beach ball shenanigans in the square. Excellent all round really.

 

👍

[KuzBass]

On 14/09/2021 at 20:53, lowdown said:

And an opinion I agree with...

 

Musically, I think it works very well with the video. It's kind of dark and comedic in places as well. I also like the metre change at 04:02, when it syncs with the beach ball shenanigans in the square. Excellent all round really.

 

👍

 

Thanks a lot! It's just great to receive the feedback from fellow Basschatters!