That's awesome! I was thinking "This sounds like something I'd love before I got Saved." Love that there are still Christian punk bands out there!

@@Skervis Glad you enjoyed it! Pay it forward :)

I just wanna see this performance

Is there a full video of this?

@@themusiclaboratory can u send me that bass loop? I wanna remix it on my chsnnel

I'm pretty sure it's a harley benton, which is awesome

Looks like a performance bass.

​@thepatterpatrol26 Yeah it kinda looks like their MJ-5EB, though I don't think that model comes in red 🤔

@@BeanSproot could be a respray, those basses look badass I want one

Joint nasty

Super smooth. Dope as hell

Mhm. That's my favorite one

​@@theoneandonlySteveOnKeyz😊to me 😭😭😊😊😊

right

Yesssss great

Marinated actually

Drummer spit roasted and the bassist seasoned it

Man opened up a whole restaurant in 25 different countries

It really is

Crispier than a bucket of Popeyes!!!!!!

Not so much.

Sounds good

underrated tuning for sure

POCKET

Yes! You're talking about the part that can't be taught. You either have it or you don't.

No, you’re completely on point. There’s a point where technique fails and it’s all about the “feelz.” 💯

If technical ability was a barometer for good music, then Toto would be a better band than the Beatles

You mean the exact opposite of this, lol? No...not a bit. But I can tell you DESPERATELY want to, so personally, I'm willing to let it go (as long as there are no future nonsensical blurbs....deal)?

Solid, super tight rhythm section! Even thought the meter is moving a little they are moving TOGETHER! It gives it so much more feel than using a click and being in "perfect time". Even though I can play precise with a click I rather just lock in with great musicians and have that "human feel".

That's the way every band should be. Bass and drums should be one.

I actually had a friend whose buddy was a gospel and a death metal drummer!

@@themusiclaboratory - I believe it, like I said, "cut from the same cloth". Both are high energy technical styles. If a gospel group hit me up to join I'd accept in a second. It would be so much fun, plus playing with bassists like that guy is second to none. I played with a bassist from 97' to 01' that played a six string slap with three finger 16th notes, (oddly enough in a deathmetal band... we were really weird though and would have fusion jazz and prog sections) and he is still my favorite bassist I've ever played with. His style reminds of the guy in the clip. He was heavily influenced by Victor Wooten and Jaco Pastorious.

@niffinGig @MusicLab Yall both, what are all these bands, including the one in main so i can Czech em out ?

That's because they were cut from the same cloth! Check out Sister Rosetta Tharpe.

yep, gospel, metal, soul and rnb, hip hop, hard rock, punk- all these genres have power and feeling. The only genre I don’t really enjoy at all is indie/alt rock

Ok!❤

I don't know as race has much to do with it so much as it definitely takes a certain type of person to really master the bass. I mean, they're a bit big, awkward, and unwieldy as is, so I feel like you really have to have a real love for the instrument and passion for making it sing or you wouldn't really choose the bass over say, regular 6 string, or even drums for that matter. Drums will take it right out of you too, don't get me wrong, but hefting that big ol bass around and it takes some good dexterity and hand strength to not only fret, but to pluck strings as well. Idk, I play guitar and I just absolutely couldn't picture myself playing bass just based on my small 5'6" 130lb size , and I was also cursed with short fingers that make even regular guitar necks a challenge sometimes. Yeah, I'd say most of the good bass players are extraordinarily good because of the commitment and love of that instrument that got them into it to begin with.

I’m not but I don’t practice 😂

Where did you get this information from? Cartman?

@@someguy2744 haha i see what you did there 😂

You're probably referring to black gospel bass guitar players bro. I get where you're coming from lol

Fire the drummer

Yes! That guitar riff!!!

Word

Bro it's just two chords...

@@Nibblerr I’m a drummer. Sooo 🤷🏽‍♂️🤘🏾🤘🏾

Lol. Yeah, bass is such an incredibly difficult instrument, hahahahahaha.

​@@michaelmaclane8877 It's not difficult to play. It is difficult to be good at it. Same for the drums. It's VERY easy to keep a beat.

Good drummers are extremely hard to find take it from a bassist

@@bassclefconnoisseur maybe if y'all stopped arguing where the beat is, drummers and bassist would live in harmony like the 4 nations before the Firelord attacked 😂 idc either way, as a guitarist idc what y'all play just give me something to play over I'll figure out the rest either by ear or following along

@@therickroller2358cus guitarists only think about themselves 😂

Some of the best bands I've ever seen were in church. If you haven't been, you need to go check it out sometime. The music is absolutely insane from these guys because they are only doing it to have a good time. Every week they're playing and all week when they're not practicing they're looking forward to Sunday Funday when they can let loose and just enjoy themselves with no obligations or worries about anything really. They know they'll be playing for a full house most likely, and that everyone will be feeling it. I filled in for a friend of mine at his church when they needed a guitarist for a few weeks a while back, and let me tell you, I haven't had that much fun since. I play metal, like slayer, Megadeth, Metallica, etc. I thought keeping up with that church band was going to be a breeze, and it was not... 😂 It was some crazy next level and I couldn't hide my shortcomings under heavy distortion and insanely fast double picking, so I learned a lot from the experience as well. I'd like to think it relaxed me in some ways, but tightened me up in areas where I was sloppy. They were there for fun, but took it very seriously too. Great music all around. I live next door to a church now and hear them on Wednesday nights and every Sunday blowing the roof off the place practically. They don't hold back either...gotta love it.

Dang, y’all’s churches get music like this??? My church band plays such boring songs and i don’t know if they even have a bass player tbh 😂 at high school events they’re trying to get us to get hype but the songs are just so boring, they’re practically indistinguishable except for the lyrics! If my church played music as good as this video, you betcha I’d be moshing with the rest of the high schoolers lol

@@so_much_for_jj so then you have to grab a bass and start playing in your church’s band I give them what they lack. In a church i would imagine it would be seen as a gift and they would actually support your development provided you used your potential instrument to help their performance. And before you say it, don’t worry about not being able to play, non of us could play a rats-backside when we started. Do it anyway and learn as you go along. No better way to learn that playing in a band or ensemble with an actual audience for free every week. So that’s agreed then. Good luck in your new career as a bassist. 👏🏾

@@Munch-g7s haha, thanks so much for the encouragement! I’ve definitely wanted to try playing bass or guitar for a while now, since I’ve already played the oboe for 6 years and want to learn more instruments! I’ll probably ask my parents about trying bass out and see how I do!

Can't deny those vocals too

Sometimes you don't hear the bass but you'll notice the difference when it's not there.

Oh yeah me too

Oh yeah!

Outstanding callback. Fishbone was frickin brilliant on almost every song they ever recorded, even the straight rock stuff like Black Flowers or Sunless Saturday (my favorite FB rock song ever).

@@ignoblesavage5559 sunless Saturday is fuckin insaaaaaane. Ugly Skankin to the beat. Ma n pa Bone’n in the boneyard Lyin ass bitch Party at ground zero

They're having a great, fun, time playing together. And there's no better experience than this feeling of coming together and "taking/creating the ride". Probably doesn't make sense, lol, but they're having a blast, cause I can feel it. No need for coffee this morning. I'm awake!👍💯🔥🔥🔥🥁🎸🎶

@@timturk1899 Love it.

Oh yes!

Thank you! Been trying to get in touch with them as well so they can promote their music here.

Stay tuned!

If you try even just a little bit you can hear the guitar and bass pretty clearly

It's where the mic is

Shit headphones probably

you on a phone speaker?

Try headphones

Wow!

There’s more than ever, just gotta know where to look

@@noel6024 *popular music. My complaint is that very few people in my generation, the girls I date, every new friend group, coworkers, no one I spend time with likes my kind of music.

I hear you... When I was growing up in the 80s, much of the popular music/bands were known for their music AND their musicianship... Popular bands from across the spectrum had some real players: Van Halen, Prince, Metallica, Duran Duran, Toto, Rush, just to name a VERY few.

​@@Mark-db1ok 80s isn't the best example my dude. Synth drums and synth bass was very common.

A lot of popular music uses real instruments Bud. And the stuff that doesn't, often uses samples of real instruments

check my pinned comment!

So he can do a lot of 0-0-0-0-0-1-0-0-0-1

​@marombadlol lollipops the orefineiro1453

Anytime I get a call and he’s on the gig, I never turn it down!! Way too much fun.

Bassist is Darell Bester!

@@themusiclaboratory and the others?

For real, who are they!? I wanna hear some more of that!