The Mole
01-11-2003, 05:50 PM
I have been playing bass for about 8 months now, teaching myself has been going pretty well and people that hear me are impressed at the level I'm at. So, now I've got all the basics down and can play pretty confidently I was wondering about getting about a book, DVD or CD-ROM to develop my technique and improve my speed, accuracy, dexterity, etc.
I play mostly rock/metal using fingerstyle, or a pick occasionally, if that helps :)
deadweeds
01-12-2003, 04:31 AM
click here (http://www.bassbooks.com) for what you're looking for:)
The Mole
01-12-2003, 04:34 AM
Originally posted by deadweeds
click here (http://www.bassbooks.com) for what you're looking for:)
Cool, but know of any UK sites?
deadweeds
01-12-2003, 08:38 AM
hmm nope...cant help ya there
TravellinMan
01-12-2003, 10:48 AM
Originally posted by The Mole
I have been playing bass for about 8 months now, teaching myself has been going pretty well and people that hear me are impressed at the level I'm at. So, now I've got all the basics down and can play pretty confidently I was wondering about getting about a book, DVD or CD-ROM to develop my technique and improve my speed, accuracy, dexterity, etc.
I play mostly rock/metal using fingerstyle, or a pick occasionally, if that helps :)
Don't buy E media's Bass Cd-rom, It teaches everything backwards!
emandell
01-13-2003, 07:53 AM
I've used Bassbooks.com several times to the UK shipping cost is not too bad and the books usually show up within 4-5 days or so
If not then try Amazon.co.uk
The Mole
02-15-2003, 04:37 PM
Bump :)
There must be something someone can suggest :confused:
For some reason the industry is hesitant putting their stuff on DVD.
Some books I can recommend:
Fingerboard Harmony For Bass by Gary Willis
HL00695043
ISBN 0-7935-6043-8
Bass Fitness by Joshquin Des Pres
Chuck Sher/Marc Johnson
Concepts For Bass Soloing (great book!)
http://www.shermusic.com/cncpbass.htm