It is. Not a huge fan of the headstock, but knowing how litigious EBMM are I'm not surprised it's so different.Yes, it does. Nice looking bass!
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It is. Not a huge fan of the headstock, but knowing how litigious EBMM are I'm not surprised it's so different.Yes, it does. Nice looking bass!
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Same could be said for 99% of the musical guests I see on, say, SNL.Davie is richer than Hadrian Feraud.
McDonalds is the most popular restaurant in the world.
Popularity and wealth are not the same as quality and merit.
I think it’s also that Metallica has a weird and quirky groove. They sound exciting because of the way the drums play ahead of the beat, Hetfield’s rhythm guitar leads everyone, and they all rush some of the rests, but together and tight. Davie’s playing is very accurate, and he loses that thrashy feel.I think it's because it's kinda empty between the chord stabs. The original is a quarter note palm muted machine gun. Davie is slapping the quarter notes, so the rhythm bounces off every third beat with some clank in between.
No, not the least little bit. It's not my place, nor yours, to tell him what his purpose was, or how he has to play, or how much adaptation he's not allowed to do.
And there is certainly a distinction between art and entertainment - one that seems lost on many people today.Same could be said for 99% of the musical guests I see on, say, SNL.
Entertainment seems to be the key here. If you aren't the target audience, someone else is.
All art is quite useless - Oscar WildeAnd there is certainly a distinction between art and entertainment - one that seems lost on many people today.
I heard it was awesome, and I am planning on watching it later. I love the creativity and the unconventional style of the show! Art comes in many forms!Anybody else watched the video on YouTube of Davie504 playing live in concert? He is playing the lead guitar part of "Master of Puppets" on his bass and just kills it! Supposedly the first time he's played live. I'm not very computer savvy, so if someone else could post a link, that would be great.
He was probably thinking that he could do a collaborative video with some other YouTubers in a setting that doesn't look like a bedroom.Gotta give Davie his props but staging a "live" performance? I wonder what he was thinking?
Was Les playing with his band at the time?If you're gonna go on stage and play a signature line maybe at least cover all the notes in it? Hell, Les Claypool played the full guitar part at least 30 years ago when he would cover the tune. Davie not even bothering to do the same just feels lame and lazy.
If you decide to put yourself out to millions, are a public figure, playing a very popular song that's been done before, and possibly better, be prepared for criticism good and bad and comparisons to those that have done it previously.
Sorry, but I have a hard time taking any such criticism seriously when I read things like Davie didn't do it as well as Les Claypool did it. It's like people write stuff here without bothering to read what they write or even think about it. How many people on the planet can do something as well as Les Claypool does it?If you decide to put yourself out to millions, are a public figure, playing a very popular song that's been done before, and possibly better, be prepared for criticism good and bad and comparisons to those that have done it previously.
Much of the criticism I've been reading here seems petty and narrow-minded.