Jaco Shreads!!! Unbelievable!

[Lon86]

I have never seen this video of the master shredding like this on the Bass of Doom!

Awe inspiring!!!


http://youtube.com/watch?v=tKCwH3amLaU&feature=related

[bassteban]

is 'shread' the British spelling of 'shred'?

[Lon86]

Originally Posted by bassteban

is 'shread' the British spelling of 'shred'?

Yoou obviousle didn't even hit the link...ya frikkin dweeb...

[NJL]

the manring one was waaaaaaaaaaaay better..

[ProgRapture]

I love those videos!

[bassteban]

Originally Posted by Lon86

Yoou obviousle didn't even hit the link...ya frikkin dweeb...

OK, your heinous- I hit the link. Shred is spelled correctly there. Can you answer my question now or do you have some more *wit*?

Edit: Seriously- I'm just curious. I think I asked nicely the first time. If I go bow to my Jaco records will you answer?

[Lon86]

Originally Posted by bassteban

OK, your heinous- I hit the link. Shred is spelled correctly there. Can you answer my question now or do you have some more *wit*?

Edit: Seriously- I'm just curious. I think I asked nicely the first time. If I go bow to my Jaco records will you answer?

Parody bud, parody...It was mis-spelled on purpose.

If you actually took the time to check out the post before you felt the need to correct the spelling, maybe you would have got it.

A parody ( pronounced par-uh-de), in contemporary usage, is a work created to mock, comment on, or poke fun at an original work, its subject, or author, by means of humorous or satirical imitation. As the literary theorist Linda Hutcheon (2000: 7) puts it, "parody...is imitation with a critical difference, not always at the expense of the parodied text." Another critic, Simon Dentith (2000: 9), defines parody as "any cultural practice which provides a relatively polemical allusive imitation of another cultural production or practice."

But if you did notice with your "I am holier than thou" glasses on, I did spell "dweeb" correctly... No parody there.

[bassteban]

I did not correct you. I asked a question. You then became moderately hostile.

And my glasses are 'dirtier than thou's'.

[lowendgenerator]

*clap clap clap*


Hilarious!

The sad part is, my wife couldn't tell which one was the real Jaco.

[StanFan]

Anyone with clapping is pretty funny, like that Ozzy/Jake e Lee one that StSanders had.

[Lon86]

Originally Posted by NJL

the manring one was waaaaaaaaaaaay better..

This is the first time I saw MM's...

It is a masterpiece!

The person who made it had to be a killer bassist to sync it like he did and make it sound so bad!
And the amp and cord crackles were pure brilliance!

[NJL]

Originally Posted by Lon86

This is the first time I saw MM's...

It is a masterpiece!

The person who made it had to be a killer bassist to sync it like he did and make it sound so bad!
And the amp and cord crackles were pure brilliance!

I agree totally!! I was at the office cracking up, HARD. The silence was funny, too.

[BSLAPPER]

wow that is unbelievable! would you say he's a shred master?

[dreadheadbass]

Originally Posted by bassteban

is 'shread' the British spelling of 'shred'?

Originally Posted by Lon86

Yoou obviousle didn't even hit the link...ya frikkin dweeb...

Originally Posted by bassteban

OK, your heinous- I hit the link. Shred is spelled correctly there. Can you answer my question now or do you have some more *wit*?

Edit: Seriously- I'm just curious. I think I asked nicely the first time. If I go bow to my Jaco records will you answer?

Originally Posted by Lon86

Parody bud, parody...It was mis-spelled on purpose.

If you actually took the time to check out the post before you felt the need to correct the spelling, maybe you would have got it.

A parody ( pronounced par-uh-de), in contemporary usage, is a work created to mock, comment on, or poke fun at an original work, its subject, or author, by means of humorous or satirical imitation. As the literary theorist Linda Hutcheon (2000: 7) puts it, "parody...is imitation with a critical difference, not always at the expense of the parodied text." Another critic, Simon Dentith (2000: 9), defines parody as "any cultural practice which provides a relatively polemical allusive imitation of another cultural production or practice."

But if you did notice with your "I am holier than thou" glasses on, I did spell "dweeb" correctly... No parody there.

Originally Posted by bassteban

I did not correct you. I asked a question. You then became moderately hostile.

And my glasses are 'dirtier than thou's'.

awwwww i think these two like each other

[jsingles]

this has to be the third thread about this video

[BSLAPPER]

yes an like all the rest they SHREDUNBELIEVABLE, JUST SIMPLY AMAZING.

[bassteban]

Originally Posted by dreadheadbass

awwwww i think these two like each other

I like everybody at TB, even if I think they're actually a roomful of monkeys typing at random- especially then, really.

[S1dewinder]

Originally Posted by bassteban

I like everybody at TB, even if I think they're actually a roomful of monkeys typing at random- especially then, really.

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ŘČ/awfwsdf

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Monkeys locked in their cages, sorry to bother you

[bassteban]

Originally Posted by S1dewinder

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ŘČ/awfwsdf

asdf64asdf

Monkeys locked in their cages, sorry to bother you

I like you best. Have a banana.

[corinpills]

If you guys are going to fight, could you use the correct conjunction of you and are? "Your" is possessive. I know you're both trying to own each other, but...