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Holy Lord God....amazzzing



pure genius....

Billy sheehan, Jeff Berlin, and Stu Hamm playing Big Bottom at Bx3

as I said...pure ****in genius!


Pretty funny. When you look at the expressions on their faces, it seems that Hamm is having fun with the joke, Sheehan actually is considering it a serious performance and digging it, and Berlin seems generally confused about what it actually is they are doing:D
 
That's entertainment! It was pretty silly and sexist, but no one is supposed to take that seriously.;) My only problem was that Jeff Berlin's solos sound inappropriate. The man knew how to rock back in the day, but on that clip, he sounds like he is trying to play bebop over three chord rock, and it just didn't fit.:atoz:
 
I'm with the sounds like poo crowd:hmm:

now THIS is funny, and super cool! It's been around awhile but still holds up.
how many rock stars are in this clip?
It proves you can not play without the DOTS!



LOL nice!

none of them sound like they are playing a bass guitar ... no low end ...

What's funny about it is that it's called big BOTTOM, yet there is no BOTTOM (mind you I'm aware of the context of the lyrics, I just thought it was an interesting choice of words).:D
 
That's entertainment! It was pretty silly and sexist, but no one is supposed to take that seriously.;) My only problem was that Jeff Berlin's solos sound inappropriate. The man knew how to rock back in the day, but on that clip, he sounds like he is trying to play bebop over three chord rock, and it just didn't fit.:atoz:

you obviously never saw "this is spinal tap" hahaha
 
Part of the problem was the audio quality but I could only listen to 3 secs. I may go to see 3 bass players touring together like wooten clarke and miller, and I might be blown away, but I think I prefer hearing a mix of complementary instrumentalists. Correct me if I'm wrong but did miles ever tour with 3 trumpet players or Coltrane do the saxtet tour?
I bought the "legends" dvd off amazon having never heard it, thinking I could not go wrong! Miller Clapton and Sanborn should be great together. I ended up remembering why my brother and I were so drawn to the Crusaders in high school. Joe Sample was the highlight of the dvd for me, followed by Marcus interaction with drummer Steve Gad. Clapton hohum yawn, and well hope you get my rant! I don't want to see a 3 bass player jack off to prove who's more adept. I want a magic synergy of bass keys guitar drums sax or whatever when they get it right together. It's about the music:hiding: