Recent content by TheHardyBoyzSB

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    Steffan Lessard (Dave Matthews Band Bassist)

    Well, while most of you probably already know this but Steffan Lessard is a prty damn great bassist. He is technically great and he really grooves. He plays so smoothly and and some nice moves. He really knows how to make things work well, especially with the rhythms. Although he do3sn't do any...
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    Solo Recording

    Thanks Steve!
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    Solo Recording

    Hey thanks for the info, the minidisc sounds like a great idea for me, you have any recommendations on models or brands?
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    Solo Recording

    Hey all, I was wondering what a fairly priced recorded for just recording bass (just myself and maybe some vocals) would cost. Basically just for practice use. Any info on cheaper equipment for this kind of recording? Thanks
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    CHEAPEST recorder that can handle bass????

    Less than 40? Dude you on drugs? It isn't gonna ever be that low, it will cost you at least 300 for a small not all that bad one.
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    Les Claypool

    Les is a damn talented bassist, voice wise not good but bass damn good, very creative lines, and various styles. He is one of my all-time favs next to steve harris.
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    Who is the greatest rock bassist?

    STEVE HARRIS!! He is always trying his hardest out there, and he doesn't use a pick, he uses his fingers. His originality is great. I love the clicking noise he has, with his speed it sounds like a machine gun.
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    Stuart Hamm

    Stu is GOD!! He is sooo damn good! He has some of the most original ideas today. His tapping technique is soo good too. I love his work and just can't seem to get enough of it. OutBound his latest album rocks!
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    Jeff Berlin

    Has anyone heard of this man? If you haven't you MUST go and buy one of his cd's now!! He is great. He is mostly jazz with tapping techniques much like Stu Hamm and jazzy sounds like the late Jaco Pastorious. He even made Tears in Heaven an entire bass instrumental (along with drums) You have to...
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    Iron Maiden's Steve Harris (Merged)

    Steve Harris is one of my heros! He is possibly the greatest metal bassist ever, now while cliff burton was a true god in a sense he didnt have writing capabilities like steve, as mentioned in a previous post he writes most of their songs.
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    DOD Bass 30?

    I have this and I can tell you, **** does it kick ass! There's like infinite effects on it, 6 second phrase sampler, like 40 presets, plenty of room for custom sounds. Every sound you can think of, its there. I use this thing all the time, theres even a tuner! And the thing is you can say what...
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    What bassist's style do you relate yours to??

    I choose to play like Gene Simmons a lot of times....I mean in the way he fills generally using octives and running up and down, hammer ons, all that stuff. But I also play somewhat like Geezer butler since him and gene are very similar, but soon I hope to take up on Jaco (which I have been...
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    Ibanez Soundgear or Ergodyne

    Ok, I hve a SoundGear and I love it to death, the ergodyne are ok but they aren't as versatile as a Soundgear. But the thing about Ibanez's are they are very good for there price, and with the money you have you should check out fenders, they are the best there is for around $1000.
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    best book for slap bass

    Worth the money? How much does it cost.....you make it sound like a lot.