Any info on this guy? I really liked his tone and work on Suicidals "Free your mind and save my soul". I know he has toured with Kelly Osbourne, and then stopped doing that. What else?
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What happened to Josh Paul?
- Thread starter carl-anton
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He's probably back at doing session work again.
I really like "Free your soul ...and save my mind", too.
I really like "Free your soul ...and save my mind", too.
Ok thanks Say, is the other ST records he played on just as good? I have a feeling they're not. Think Mike Clark contributes alot to their songwriting, allthough he holds low profile playingwise.
Say, is the other ST records he played on just as good? I have a feeling they're not. Think Mike Clark contributes alot to their songwriting, allthough he holds low profile playingwise.It's nice, too, but I like "Free your soul.." better. It's got more of funk feeling to it, whereas Freedumb seems to be more of a punk thing, especially drum-wise. You can expect more stuff like "Animal" on Freedumb.
But then again, there are tracks like "Scream out" and "Halfway up my head" where Josh just rips it up.
To conclude, bass-wise, both are great, but I like the songs on "Free your soul..." better.
Supposedly the Infectious Grooves album with him is also very good, but I don't have that one.
This might also be of interest:
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But then again, there are tracks like "Scream out" and "Halfway up my head" where Josh just rips it up.
To conclude, bass-wise, both are great, but I like the songs on "Free your soul..." better.
Supposedly the Infectious Grooves album with him is also very good, but I don't have that one.
This might also be of interest:
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Thanks again! I'll check out "Freedump". I've already read the interview, but thanks anyway.
I also like their more funky/melodic work better. "The art of revolution" is my favorite, but although Trujillo was a hero for me back in the days, I think I prefer JP's sound better. It's full and meaty where RT's could be a little clanky and not so bassy.
I also like their more funky/melodic work better. "The art of revolution" is my favorite, but although Trujillo was a hero for me back in the days, I think I prefer JP's sound better. It's full and meaty where RT's could be a little clanky and not so bassy.
