Stunning!!!🔥🔥🔥

Good god i love this channel.

I knew the second was cheaper, but I still like the sound it has more

Omg I love this ❤❤

Love you guys (bass player here, who else would be watching?) but, I gotta say as much respect and admiration I have for your talent (Scott) and really appreciate your site's dedication to all things bass.., but (Scott) - I was blown away by how you were clueless about short-scale basses! I started playing bass in 1966 as a 13yr old. I had only paper-route money then so couldn't afford a (full scale) Fender or Gibson etc, so my 1st bass was a Japanese made bass I bought new for $40 from Woolworth's Dept store. Very unusually for '60s Japanese basses - it was actually a 34" scale, unlike all the rest flooding the US market which were (wait for it...) short-scale. I was clueless about such then but the point being, many of the 1960s bass-players still playing today started off on a ss bass. So, I accept your appologies for dissing ss basses - you are obviously too young... but you need to brush-up on your bass history. (beyond your own era - respectfully so ;) The new wave of ss basses are every bit as good as any other scale basses out there and play & sound just as good. Yes, 'hipsters' gravitate to them, but so do a lot of bass-players. I own and play both - along with a lot of players of all levels. And wait... you don't "get" Jack Bruce??? (this episode is a very surprising insight into Scott Devine) Still love you - but damn, do some deep woodshedding on your bass history! :) My 3rd bass was a new ss 1968 Gibson EB-3 (because of Jack Bruce) which had 2 pu's and a 5-way rotary switch. (like the Epi Jack Cassidy) EB-0 was one 'mud-bucker' pu. These basses were also referred to as SG basses as they had a similar body to the SG guitar. I am entertained by your "British humor" so it's not that - but as I'm watching... Wichita Lineman is my all-time favorite pop song - hands down. No dissing "Wrecking Crew" alum GC please "kick that back Mr Devine". The '60s Teisco EB-200 ("Johnny Paycheck bass") was as long as a Jazz bass, but are 30" ss basses. The current Fender Rascal bass is somewhat referencing that bass as it too is a ss bass that is as long as a Jazz. FTR, it's getting excellent reviews. (under $500) And Mike Watt plays a ss bass - nuff said... (listen to Ian - he'll school you) And as long a bass as in this category - yes, Guild Darkstar pu's rule. The 32" scale (which you had a vid on) Kubicki Ex-Factor does all the "active" sound you'd ever want. Even if there isn't currently a ss active bass that does it all - there will be one eventually.

Phil Lynott another frontman bassist who loved a Ric. And Mani should get a Ric mention as well, first thing I do when I win the lottery is get a 4005 and Jackson Pollock it 😊

awesome i think you should make this available to people who bought all your stomp sounds ...... please

The guy looks a lot like will sasso

treble control rules

Cool so how do you get your slaps so short? Are you muting with the left hand?

I’m sorry, but his face at 1:50 when the groove kicked in was PRICELESS!

I've been stuck playing the first 30 seconds of this for months now. Rest any good?

This guy is a fuc***g monster... Amazing

The revwrse part does not play the same notes as the forwards part

You didn't 'dissect' the best part of Lithium

These are the best videos. I love seeing the thought process - helps me come up with ideas and a process for them.

I love these challanges. A musician putting their own flavour on a piece of music is so interesting listening to. I wonder if an ABBA song would be a challange in this thing. Rutger Gunnarsson was a very creative base player, so I would really like to hear other basist do their thing on a song like One of us or The name of the game. Both with really cool original base lines. Anyway. Cheers.

You guys could easily do a whole video on Lithium. That bass part is a work of genius and there’s some really cool playing in the bridge sections. I’d also recommend that every bass player in the world learns Mr Moustache - it’s a very cool and fun bass part to play and your fretting hand stamina will benefit enormously.

CAN I COME SEE YOUT BAND OR IS IT UNDERCOVER BAND?

Lol, but the curbow look so awesome 🍻🔥

I don’t think there’s any company that doesn’t do trendy stuff in the music industry. It’s ultimately the sound that keeps it around ❤🎸

Holy shit. That's great man.

I believe Opiate was their best

Yeah SURE he doesn't know Toxic - there's no way.

Please film a show about or with Paul Denman, Sade’s Bass player. He’s the best!!! Saludos !

So good, listen to that tone!!!

I love this channel. I’m a guitar player but I own a bass. So not a legit bassist. But I love these dudes.

Hmmmm, fender made a product to compete with what was popular. Doesn't seem all that WILD to me

Interesting

Ian the tone whisperer, making that hard work look fun and easy 🎸

Bass is the best instrument no doubt

Interesting how a gospel bassist gets to play music from a band that is the absolute opposite. I wonder how "Number of the Beast" would have gone over?

I’m with Scott.

Sorry Ian didn't recognize u with the hat , that's some sick shit , please tell me ian !? Cause I just love ❤ it

Old school RHCP is the tits

This is sick shit

I truly love that tone Scott. Tell me more about it and how could I make my bass sound like that , I have a cheap esquire , please tell me Scott how do I go about getting that kick ass lick ! ?

1. It’s hard to unsee Drake’s pops when you show Larry lol 2. Wow, I had no idea Brian Bromberg was a bassist! (I actually didn’t know what his instrument was; just knew his cover of Canteloupe Island was a jam)

I Was really getting into tool before this video, now I will learn them all! Thank you guys!

Id like to see a spot on Too Shy by Kajagoo

Why is that dude wearing a glove? It’s literally taking my focus away from anything else lol

Hairspray queen is Primus

Honestly- it's the worse feeling bassline ever! Sounds like a high school jazz bass exercise.

Guys killing it on the P bass !

I think I speak for everybody when I say the real crime here is the braids

cannonball by the breeders not too hard for beginners and most people will recognize the line

Steve Harris, like Geddy Lee, plays the bass as a lead instrument and the song are structured that way.

Ye but not impossible 😂

No Funky Monks? That's bad

Now do Rex Brown.