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Old 05-17-2001, 06:40 PM
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What does everyone think of his playing on "Lateralus"? I think he's progressed a LOT since Aenima, there's so many good bass tracks on the cd, "Schism" being one of my faves. By the way does anybody know what gear he uses? I saw his bass on the cover of the new GW but I couldn't tell what kind.
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Old 05-17-2001, 06:50 PM
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Red face Justin=very cool dude

Justin plays a variety of Wal basses http://members.nbci.com/walman01/wal/index.html
(well 3 actually) including the one you saw on the cover. Have you seen this month's issue of bass player magazine? he's on the cover and the interview/article is very cool. They also have a diagram of his rig.

ANYWAY....La Te Ra LuS is so friggin awsome i could hardly contain my glee when i heard it.

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Old 05-26-2001, 12:40 AM
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Yeah, the article in BP was pretty cool. Justin is probably one of my favorite bass players. And the new cd is some of the best yet.

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I went on basscentral.com and checked out some Wal basses...they didn't really appeal to me but they are pretty interesting, with all the push/pull knobs, tonal possibilities, etc.
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If you like Tool, you should check out an English band called Miocene. They are touted as Britain's answer to Tool, but having listened to both bands, Miocene are a little faster and emphasise the aggressive tendencies.

'9mm High and Rising' or 'Fits Like That' are good samplers.
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He's perfect for the band, I'm going to try and get a hold of that article.
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