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Nigel Griggs of Split Enz played with a pick. He's really solid and plays some tasty lines. He and his group are underappreciated outside of Australasia, imo.


Now Bobby Vega... went to his clinic at Bass Player Live! over the weekend, and it was great. I took several videos of his playing, but haven't uploaded them. (Qualms of conscience over copyright issues and then because I'd recorded in portrait format but don't know how to rotate an entire video.) He was really awesome and very soulfull no matter what he was playing.
 
Ugh. Crappy female vocals, and not nearly as original as DFA79. I'll take JFK any day. Clatter's drummer doesn't impress me either. I'm totally shocked anyone would pick clatter over DFA79.

Check out www.youtube.com/watch?v=ikrfN24YmjQ and then tell me Clatter is better.

I've seen and heard the DFA stuff. It's pretty contrived after one or two tunes. Amy and Joe are twice as talented in my book.
 
John Moyer of Disturbed (His bass is sweet)

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Downpicks ftw :hyper:

I really hope someone mentions Pete Wentz, that would be a laugh :p.
 

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