I love Mudvayne.
I can respect and appreciate this, but I'd would not go out of my way to listen to it again.
I can respect and appreciate this, but I'd would not go out of my way to listen to it again.
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I second!I hereby nominate this video for the title of "Best Bass Face Evah".![]()
Naw. Ya just gotta listen. They're a great bunch of musicians. There's a LOT of really cool things going on in their songs.well, he is a much better bassist than i ever thought he was. it's hard to hear in mudvayne
Naw. Ya just gotta listen. They're a great bunch of musicians. There's a LOT of really cool things going on in their songs.
Yep. Mathew McDonough is an excellent drummer and Chad is very versatile and creative, too.Exactly. Greg Tribbett gets railed on pretty hard on some guitar forums for his playing in Mudvayne, but I always liked it. Sure, his playing wasn't flashy, but Ryan's generally was, so Greg played more of a supporting role in the rhythm section. He "played to the song" as we like to say on TB, and I thought he did a great job.
He doesn't have a book or video describing the finger typing technique does he? Just googled, didn't find much.
Did he lose a bet?
The song slayed, the shorts and flip flops?
Yeah, not so much![]()
I am digging Ryan Martinie's post-Mudvayne band, "Soften the Glare". Dig the fretless work...puns intended.