I think we might have had a video with Ryan Martinie beforeā¦ I canāt say I like the stuff he is doing with Mudvayne (really not my type of music at all), but I think he is a very interesting player who includes a lot of different techniques into his playing.
I dig much more what he is doing with his other band āSoften the Glareā (I am almost positive @kerushlow will dig this as well)
Bonus: heās got his shirt on in this video 
Very nice Joerg @joergkutter,
Nice tone from the bass, holding it all together 
Very impressive 
Cheers Brian
I mostly always loved the MTV Unplugged concerts and just recently I stumpled upon the Tiny Desk Concerts by NPR, they even do an āAt home editionā now during corona which is super lovely (Dua Lipa was awesome to listen to). The one I enjoyed the most given Iāve seen this channel for 2 days only is from Paramore in 2017:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_t-nRXwAL1k
Great cover of a great tune.
And a Rickenbacker too
GREAT BAND! I canāt say enough good things about Clutch. Oh this is just so damn good.
Canāt beat the Ricky for versatility across the tonal range, perfect example
Nice CCR coverš @Mac,
Cheers Brian
I like that Clutch cover better than the original.
Just watched it again Laurent @terb,
You did a great job with āGreenieā
Different tone than the āRickyāprobably due to the use of the pick,you did a great job, 
but Iām a āRickyā fanā:face_with_hand_over_mouth:sorry.
Cover of a cover.
Cheers Brian
I love Billy Gouldās bass from about 2:20
Cheers
Matthew
Monster of a bass song, @Wombat-metal!
Here is a version for those of us who canāt play with a pick 
its funny how this band became one of the most amazing offbeat bands on the planet directly after everybody stopped listening 
For all of our Les Claypool fans out there. If you can get past the craziness of his lyrics and insane style this man can slap a bass ( or in his words he doesnāt slap bass he uses the term thumping like Stanley Clark or Larry Graham )like no ones business. I would say it is Claypool who attracted me to the bass many years ago after seeing them at a festival in 1994. Weird, Yes, talented absolutely. All of this while casually checking his watch for the time half way through.
Thanks for this! For me it is like Polyphia kind of, except the centerpiece isnāt the crazy guitar playing, it is bass! Ryan is a madman!
Me too man! It was Claypool and Flea who got me interested.
@kerushlow I agree Claypool is out of my league for sure but opened my eyes to the limitless boundaries of bass players and even got me listening to various styles of music etc.
Anything with Chris Squire playing on is awesome @Wombat-metalā:+1:
Cheers Brian
He makes the Ricky sound like an Angelš
