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Chriso21 said:i know this is against the grain, but I think that metallica could have done far better than Rob. His fast picking is out of the grove, he can't play solos to save his life and he looks like a fat skater boy with girly dreads. Sure cliff was the best, but jason's tight picking style matched them well i thought, allthough it took him a few years to get up to the task, by which time he was fed up and looking to leave. Who could have done a better job you ask? - David Ellefson and Rex Brown a far superiour bassists for metallica's sound in my opinion. Just check out their solos - especially holy wars. I guess we'll just have to put up with that idiot doing the crab dance on stage from now until they call it quits...

Sounds kind of like one of the Boss OD pedals to me, I read Flea used one for the distortion intro for "Around the world" and Rob sounds kind of similar here. Also, I think you need a bass with more treble than a standard P bass to come close to how he sounds here.
http://de.youtube.com/watch?v=yLetfd4oLSE
and i have a question about orion...and sry that its soo stupid but
how do u pernounce "orion" correctly?? i've pernounced it as "or-E-en" (capital E= just say the letter E)
or is it "O-Ryan" ....like the constelation (sp?)
yeah a few vids of infectious grooves on you tube
He has an XXL, I think he said he was using two SVT-2PRO's and a rackmountable Mesa Rectifier (I think it is a dual Rect).