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YOU on youtube.... Yes, please.

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This is me covering "Surrender" by Cheap Trick. The bass is my 1999 DeArmond Jet Star with RotoSound Swing 66's. The amp is my practice amp which is a 1970 Kalamazoo Bass 30 (all tube) model.

I know not the best and not my usual bass but it was the nearest one to me.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Fk4eto_B4P4
 
First off, there are a lot of awesome vids on here! Y'all rock! On that note, here are a couple vids of my band:

Pork and beans cover-


Bass info:
Either a Peavey T-40 or a Samick Corsair (W/EMGs) through an Ampeg BA115HP.
 
We'd put in our video to the independent section of Much, with a quick bio saying the usual who, what, where kind of thing and how much it had cost, etc, when we get this call from Teresa Roncon (drool) Who then says she's really impressed putting all this together for a mere 400 bucks (again with the drool) and that she's going to have us headline no less, the Power 30. So we were on with Pantera, Zakk Wildes new band, and if I recall correctly King Diamond. It was also the first hookup between both Much here in Canada and MTV down Stateside, so as far as I know it was a North American premier.





It's mostly an Olivo on the recordings, with some effects layered in subtly but I don't remember which. The Dean and the Ric just looked better in the vid. It's a Yorkville S/S head and 4x10 with a trace 1X15.
PS: The singers jacket is mine, anyone interested in an Ozzy simfax in leather? Size 38
 
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