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Old 05-27-2010, 12:27 PM
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Brad Walst and the music he plays

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Okay, so Brad Walst is Three Days Graces bassist. He's uses both a pick and fingers, which is fine, however I've got ask this....
Is he really a good bassist at all?? Or is that it's just the music that he plays defines how he plays? Because his basslines are really boring , I swear a beginner bassist, say age 14, could easily pick up on his stuff. He barely moves out of playing just the root, every once in a while there is a passing tone or a 5th. However, after saying this, I'm satisfied with his basslines in their latest album, there's more development in his lines. Hopefully he will continue to expand.
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Old 05-27-2010, 02:54 PM
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Well, if he's a good bassist, or knows anything beyond those bass playing elements you mentioned, he sure doesn't show it. There is a lot of cool bass line ideas he could of used in songs where he just follows the guitar with root notes without necessarily overplaying.
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