Sweet! I really love one of the ones Trey uses on the King Crimson eyes wide open dvd. I forget how many strings it has but it is half fretless.
Being a drummer I'll never get to play with this sweet gear. Though one day I hope to build an electric/acoustic hybrid kit like Pat Mastellotto uses
in said dvd.
While there have been some amazing bassists suggested so far they have one thing in common: their gender. So in the interests of equality I present to
you Emma Anzai of Sick Puppies.
First up from their debut album, Howard's Tale.
Upping the standard somewhat, Master Of The Universe from album #2.
Bass playing isn't her only talent, she's also got a gorgeous dark voice & the looks to match it, as evidenced here.
I know it could be argued that her place among the best of all time is questionable to say the least, however female musicians in the rock/metal genre
tend to be overshadowed by their male counterparts which is something of a shame. This seems counter-productive to me, shouldn't we men be encouraging
them so we can see more hot, sweaty ladies on stage?
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Forget whether I posted before and can't be bothered to check back but the greatest of all time is Les Claypool closely followed by the late, great
Cliff Burton.