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I've been getting into the Dark Souls series on Xbox One lately. I'll probably replay Dishonored soon to get ready for 2.

Amber - 311 Love Will Tear Us Apart - Joy Division I Wanna Be Adored - Stone Roses

Jon Stockman of Karnivool and Justin Chancellor of Tool, depending on how generous we're being with "modern."

I respect Jaco's abilities, but his playing and tone really don't do it for me.

Jon Stockman of Karnivool. Killer tones and phrasing, but he doesn't get talked about a whole lot on here.

Isn't he using a P in that video? :eyebrow:

Looks like the cameraman caught her mid-sneeze :laugh:

I'm pretty sure I've seen Michael Shumer of Queens of the Stone Age use one of those before. Edit: Here's a video with him using it

Paul D'amour played a 4001CS on Tool's first album.

IIRC Mark Whatshisface from the Killers uses a GL Jazz, and Martin Mendez of Opeth uses a Marcus Miller Jazz.

Definitely one of my favorite "less is more" players. I've always loved the hook on "Rain When I Die".

Justin Chancellor of Tool. He does a good job locking in with some utterly bizarre drum rhythms, and uses effects in creative ways. Geddy Lee is a close second, his phrasing and talent is always on point.

Uhh, cool I guess... doesn't change my opinion of him or his music much, but I guess it's nice to know.

Pupoopie by Tool is rather unsettling imo Edit: Stupid autocensor

Juan Alderete of The Mars Volta is a fretless P man iirc

[Invalid or Expired Link Removed] Here's the tab I used when I first tried to learn the song and here's a bass cover/scrolling tab video that should help you put some of the trickier bits in context

"Schism" by Tool is practically the Freebird of time signature changes.

Love Will Tear Us Apart - Joy Division

Michael Schuman of QOTSA rockin' a SFG Jazz with matching headstock

^ The guy on the far left ^

Cool thanks.

He has a Youtube Channel?

Tool and other prog metal acts would be my nomination.

I'm not a big fan of P-basses (Great tones, but I don't like the body shape or the neck) I don't like Jaco's music or bass tone I actually like slap bass (apparently that's a controversial opinion in these parts) Lead bass playing can be cool sometimes

+1 on Queens of the Stone Age, but if you're gonna show someone "I Appear Missing," it should always be this version: Anyways, I'm suprised no one's Intronaut yet. My favorite song of theirs: A cool instrumental featuring Justin Chancellor on bass

Honestly, if you guys hate him so much, just ignore him. Kanye thrives on negative attention, and he loves rustling people's jimmies more than almost anything else in the world. A bunch of dudes ranting on the internet about how "terrible" he is won't do diddly-squat.

18 years here. Sign me up!

The bass in Ghost of Perdition is mixed pretty low, but there's an isolated track from Guitar Hero floating around somewhere. WRT your question, I suppose that could play a part in his popularity, since there are so many metal bassists that can play circles around him, but I happen to like him...

For some of their heavier stuff, give "Harlequin Forest" and "Ghost of Perdition" from Ghost Reveries and "Bleak," "The Leper Affinity," and "The Drapery Falls" off Blackwater Park a listen. Mendez's style is pretty similar to the work on Damnation, but he's not quite as audible sadly.

Give a listen to Damnation, especially the songs "Ending Credits," "To Rid the Disease," and "In My Time of Need." Nothing too complex, but he's up in the mix and has some nice grooves and subtle melodies. Edit: Fair warning: Damnation's not really a "metal" album, it's more moody prog.

Blue Popcorn... Sounds like an obscure indie band :bag:

Count me in! I've got an orange & black Sub 5.

As promised here's my Sub 5: And here's a picture of my entire family of instruments, just for laughs: Back to the subject of MM recordings, Justin Chancellor recorded a few basslines for Tool with a Stingray before he got his Wal. 46 and 2: H:

Brian J. Robinson of A Wilhelm Scream plays a Stingray. I myself have a Sterling Sub 5, I'll post some pics later

I think you accidentally a few words there...

Wow... just... wow. THAT is distorted bass tone at its best.

Justin Chancellor/Danny Carey (Tool) Martin Mendez/Martin Lopez (Opeth) Chris Squire/Bill Bruford (Yes) Geddy Lee/Neil Peart (Rush)

As the saying goes, correlation is not causation. It's probably bull.