Stereotypical metal bassists.
Power stand, lock legs, head bang, mis every note possible.
Jonathan
Power stand, lock legs, head bang, mis every note possible.
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OK, that was painful. PAINFUL.
wow, just wow. all of it, the singing, the lead singer, the bassist and his emo-ity. just awful.
Those clips of Pete Wentz and Michael Anthony were unbelievable. I can't stand watching Adam Clayton or Sheryl Crow either.
Pete Wentz. It's difficult to watch him do that strumming thing he does. It's funny because he can only do it on the E string, and it requires so much concentration, he looks down all the time. And he looks like an idiot doing. And then he jumps and spins and stands on his amp and whenever he does anything tons of twelve year old girls squeal like douchebags and make heart signs toward him with their hands. It's disgusting. FOB has so much fame and I could name at least twenty good bands who have much more skill at EVERYTHING who get a tenth of their recognition.
Michael Anthony during one of his patented "bass solos". The whole scampering across the stage with the flanger/reverb on "11" and then summoning his tech for a replacement bass is so nauseating that it's almost funny....but it's not. It's mind-numbing to watch and not the least bit entertaining. Unfortunately, this little episode happens night after night.
Don't blame me, I'm just the messenger.
Agreed on all points 'cept Sheryl Crow.
She could be digging a ditch and I don't think I would mind watching her!!
I looked him up after reading this...
Why does he play upside down like that?
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What about this douche bag on bass?
http://youtube.com/watch?v=mLiio4fV4Ac&feature=related
Good thing they didn;t announce that he wrote the song :/
( the drummer is the one who is loud, proud and flat)
This guy looks like if Robert Trujillo and Jeff Berlin had a baby.
That's pretty interesting. I've seen a few musicians play in this manner. The main guy I know from memory is Rand Burkey from the band Atheist.



I thought it was one of those overdubbed joke video at first, and it was kind of funny in that context; but when I realized it wasn't a joke it suddenly became rather sad. People actually pay to watch and hear this most annoying cacophony?
Michael Anthony during one of his patented "bass solos". The whole scampering across the stage with the flanger/reverb on "11" and then summoning his tech for a replacement bass is so nauseating that it's almost funny....but it's not. It's mind-numbing to watch and not the least bit entertaining. Unfortunately, this little episode happens night after night.
Don't blame me, I'm just the messenger.