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Originally posted by GothSkaBassist
Something i notice about alot of punk bassists is that you dont know how good they are by listening to their music, because alot of punk basslines are simple three or four note progressions. Im sure there's some bassist out there in a punk band that nobody's ever heard of that can play like Wooten, but since he's into punk it wouldnt really sound right with that type of music.
Here comes the flaming.
Originally posted by Pete Crane
Not sure anyone said this, (I tried to read it all), but Joe Rapozo from RKL. Some of the lines on the Rock and Roll Nightmare CD are just freaky....
Originally posted by Abr@hamBassBoy
You guys are out of yer godd*mn minds!!
Using the comparison Matt Freeman and the bassist in Newfound Glory is like doing a comparison between Zeus and a Horse!!!
Originally posted by Figjam
I dont listen to punk but when i did listen to Rancid a few times i did like their bassist.