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[jmjbassplayer]

My manager just directed me to this stream of NIN live in Portland 7 Dec 08

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I just gotta toot my bloody horn and say thems bass tones is hot as f*&#. Peep the destructive one-note bombs of The Big Comedown, for instance.

Good times. Three YEARS ago! Seems like yesterday...

JMJ

 

[Vincent P]

Nice work dude.

 

[IAGOLORENZ]

Would be GREAT to see this NIN line up again...

 

[wonderjosh]

The mix in that video is pretty phenomenal...



Are you getting the touring itch Justin?

 

[flyingfinbar]

Man....heavy tones going on! I'm sure everyone but me knows this, but what was in your signal chain there?

Thanks for sharing with us!

 

[basslinejam]

Righteous tone JMJ. I really dig the light curtain in front of the stage. Did that make it look like you were facing a wall when you were playing or could you see the crowd through it?

 

[jmjbassplayer]

I think I'm using a Depth Charge and Sans GT-2 in combo in that one song I referred to. You could see the crowd right through that LED curtain.

 

[Vic Winters]

I love how smooth yet saturated the P tone is in 'The Good Soldier'.

 

[shackled]

And toot your horn you should! Pure excellence!

 

[ETThompson]

Amazing!

 

[David Jayne]

Damn dude, you guys threw down some s***. So jealous.

 

[Waterpilot]

BAD ***!

 

[Joe Nerve]

Can't argue that OP. Sounds pretty freekin awesome.

 

[garmenteros]

Thats something so brutal and grotesque yet so beautiful at the same time. I really hope NIN tours again, I want to be able see one of your shows down the line.

 

[capnsandwich]

Brutal tone bro!

 

[Hizzoner]

I missed that tour due to a variety of factors..Having the film is a poor substitute I am sure but I have to say I was really captivated by the performance and watched it in parts from beginning to end. The way you orchestrated leaving the stage at the end of "In This Twilight" is one of the classsiest most repectful ways I have seen to end a concert. Kudos for great bass tone and foundation throughout...wow..true professionals and great synthesis of visual, audio, etc...

 

[dlenaghan]

Do you miss it? I can't even imagine going from something like this one night to regular life the next..

 

[jmjbassplayer]

Thanks all... what a landmark it was. In retrospect, all of us, Trent included, feel both proud and privileged to have done it. Yeah, I miss it. Of course - transitioning from living that every day back to normal life is insane. Especially because I walked off those tours into some very heavy personal life "quicksand", since all taken care of. So now, I find myself in a position of considering tours again, just to keep my performance jones remotely satisfied. But what could compare to Lights in the Sky? Simply put, nothing can.

JMJ

 

[Chris Breese]

Each note is like a collision!!

 

[poppinsmac]

So good.

I'm really glad I got to see this song live with the actual light string things, before it switched over.

That was damn cool.