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...And Justice For All (with bass)

This isn't meant to be a knock against younger players, but it's even more impressive that the "new" bass parts were done by a 17 year old. Nice chops! :bassist:



chump stain said:
I found this website over on the Dean Guitar forum. It's a Jason Newstead fansite where someone is re-recording Justice songs with the bass in the mix where it belongs. So far I've only listened to one song, but I'm going to listen to the rest soon. Sounds cool!

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MAJOR METAL said:
When Jason played one live the bass was stong in the mix, have you ever heard it on S&M, that is my favorite live recording of it.

Same here. I think the orchestra adds to that song more than any other song on that album. Runners up are For Whom the Bell Tolls, Fuel, and Hero of the Day (the latter aren't the best tunes, but the improvement w/ the orchestra were the greatest on those tracks).
 
SMASH said:
Then tour with Jason in the band and play no songs released post-Justice.

:bassist:


That I would actually pay to see. My dad asked me if I wanted to see the St. Poop tour when it came around and I was like... noooooOOooOo thanks.

But yeah, if my choices of bands to be in were Metallica, Voivod, or Ozzy. I'd probably pick Voivod, then Ozzy, then Metallica. Ozzy is a bit of a joke now, despite the fact that he's a legend and Metallica are, well a holes.