Suggest exercises

[aks_29]

I thought it might be useful (for me and probably others too) if I could post my myspace here and not just ask for opinions but let's say with every criticism, suggest specific exercise to help with the problem.

I thought this would be better than hearing just "work on your time and intonation" which I know already and is probably true for just about everyone.

http://www.myspace.com/aksbass

If this is out of place/bothers people I'd be happy to delete it/have it deleted.

I just thought it would be a cool way to get some new exercises to work on.

[Phil Smith]

On the first clip you seem to come in on the one but then get you get lost and then come back, the overall time i.e. as a group is shaky.

Know that tune inside and out so that when the count of is given you're ready to go even if everyone else isn't.

On the second clip it seems you and the drummer aren't really paying attention to what the guitar player is doing, he feeds you guys the turn around and sets up the tempo which you and the drummer don't seem to.

Again know the tune and also know turn arounds i.e. what they sound like and of course pay attention to what's going on.