@I0rdjimmy you misunderstood me. I didn't say that.. All I meant was is that it is even harder to sing and play with bow than it is with pizz.. And my comment about sting still stands whether he plays with a bow or not.. I know he is a great musician..but from what I have heard, he doesn't hold candle to schooled jazz or classical players of the double bass.
Yes.. Some play and sing well... No doubt.. But try playing with the bow in the upper positions.. Long tones...and sing at the same time... Not too easy unless you have some other instrument giving you reference pitches.... And I know Sting is very talented. But he is not a real double bass player... Please... Never heard him play with the bow either.
Typically, when the d. Bass is playing with another instrument that has frets or fixed pitches, like a piano, the d. Bass is constantly making small adjustments in it's pitch. Correct me if I am wrong, but the voice does the same thing. And put the the voice and the d bass together...even harder, when one person does both..This guy says it best though! :o)
now this was good and impressive but he does make a point "practice" you see how people plays the guitar? they don't look either or sometimes they don't even feel their way to the next chord and that's what he proves here it is possible
People are getting upset, like "Dude, you can so play the bass and sing at the same time!" Like they don't realize that this guy is playing the bass and singing... people don't appreciate irony.
Years ago I played bass in a swing quartet. Walking bass and no drummer so I used embellishments to simulate the presence of a drummer, as you do. So it was reasonably technical playing. Then the band found out I could sing as well. Never ones to waste an opportunity, they threw a mike in front of me. Flippin' heck! Sing and play seperate melodies and syncopations on 'ain't Misbehavin' and stuff. Nice to see some pro's think it's hard too.
Upright bass = fretless = you have to do slight adjustments by ear as you play = hard to sing in tune at the same time. Playing the electric (or fretted acoustic) bass and singing is just as easy (or hard) as playing the guitar and singing.
It's actually not even that difficult too do. It's just like singing and playing anything else: slow it down, line up your voice and your instrument with the metronome, and speed it up when you're ready. Once you've trained your mind to sing and play, you'll hardly ever need to start with a metronome.
Seriously. This is something that any professional should know.
@saberwing505 No, the technique is not the same. You have a wide square to place your finger on when you have frets, but with no frets you only have one spot. This lets you play way faster, but with less variety. Completely different technique. It's like saying a mandolin and a violin are played the same.
@ThomasEmain wow really. You can't compare mandolin and violin at all, they're two totally different instruments. The only difference with a right up bass and an electric bass is that electric basses usually have frets. And it's upright ofcourse. It's the same type of intrument, but it has frets, or no frets. Mandolins and violins have a different amount of strings, completely different tuning etc. The only thing they have in common are the fact that they are instruments.
@saberwing505 That is completely wrong. Mandolin and Violin have the same tuning. Mandolin has 4 sets of two strings with the same tunings as the Violin's 4 strings. A mandolin also uses the same f holes and popping bridge a Violin does. The wood is tuned the same. They are similarly sized. I'm not even going to argue with you if you just make up crap. I actually play several instruments, so I'll just leave you think what you want.
@ThomasEmain I know how to play bass and guitar, and one of my friends has a stand up bass and I could just play some tunes. The technique of the mandolin and are completely different (I know I have family that can play those instruments). So in the end, Because they look the same, they are the same? wtf
@saberwing505 No, they are completely different instruments with some similarities. I only compared them because they were so different. I said, "Like saying a mandolin and violin are played the same." It was a satirical remark because they are played completely different, but have the same notes and tuning.
Being a bass player I really admire those who can keep the groove and sing the melody, unless there is a very similar cadence to them, I just can´t do it...and I rather concentrate on the groove. So to all those bass players who can sing, and do both well, I admire and envy you!
@bezale I know he did. I love Rush, but the principle is not the same. I play bass frequently, but playing an upright bass is something totally different, and, for the most part, much more difficult.
Most people that sing and play bass are largely guitar players that took up the bass for one reason or another. It like singing while your playing lead guitar riffs - your mind has to work on another level or your just oozing talent. If you want to see real talent watch Jack Bruce play a unlined Warwick fretless, sing and play harmonica all on the song Sitting On Top of the World, DVD - CREAM Royal Albert Hall - In a three piece band!
i'ts the hardest to sing and play bass, you think like- singing goes more with the guitar and bass more with the drums, pluss thinking a different melody
Mark King,Les Claypool,Kim Deal,Geddy Lee,Peter Steele,Paul Mcartney etc etc..it's impossible to sing and play for me though since I can do neither lol
dude he is so right even though hes doing it awesome. i keep practicing to sing and play my bass (not even a fretless one :p) but i always make a mistake somewhere
@georgetaliat1 personally think it's a thing of chords, once you get into a walk or anything of the sort and your not just chugging on chords, i find it never works out. of course geddy seems to be an exception but he seems to be an exception to a lot of things.
@ejlizzz Firstly, that is irrelevant. The song title isn't "It's Impossible to Sing and Play Fretless Bass", is it? Secondly, you're wrong anyway, Les Claypool plays both fretted and fretless basses, while singing. Just looking him up on wikipedia would have told you that, but here's an example anyway: v=LBQ2305fLeA
@leftclickben he sings that " a bass doesnt have frets" so it isnt irrelevant. I think its much harder to play and sing without frets. And does really Claypool play fretless bass WHILE he sings?
@ejlizzz Point taken on the lyrics, although there is a bit of artistic license there because he uses "basses" to mean upright basses only. I already posted a reference to a video where he sings and plays a six string fretless at the same time, here it is again: v=LBQ2305fLeA
@theshamham. Has there been a time when you were right or just in your mind about something, and you were able to see the person on the other side realize that he or she was wrong. Did you see the shame brought upon them. I love my upright bass.
Beautiful effort to put us singing bass players out if work, but no go!! It must anyway be possible with an upright. Time and practise conquers all. What was it he did?
@I0rdjimmy you misunderstood me. I didn't say that.. All I meant was is that it is even harder to sing and play with bow than it is with pizz.. And my comment about sting still stands whether he plays with a bow or not.. I know he is a great musician..but from what I have heard, he doesn't hold candle to schooled jazz or classical players of the double bass.
MindSweep43 1 day ago
Yes.. Some play and sing well... No doubt.. But try playing with the bow in the upper positions.. Long tones...and sing at the same time... Not too easy unless you have some other instrument giving you reference pitches.... And I know Sting is very talented. But he is not a real double bass player... Please... Never heard him play with the bow either.
MindSweep43 2 days ago
@MindSweep43 Just 'cause you don't play with a bow doesn't mean you're not a real double bass player
l0rdjimmy 1 day ago
Fucking rush bitch
ColossusShade 2 days ago
sweet :)
BOnEhEAdD 3 days ago
Sting can manage so there
TheGalwayFarmer 4 days ago
Wow! As a double bass player, I can identify!
Typically, when the d. Bass is playing with another instrument that has frets or fixed pitches, like a piano, the d. Bass is constantly making small adjustments in it's pitch. Correct me if I am wrong, but the voice does the same thing. And put the the voice and the d bass together...even harder, when one person does both..This guy says it best though! :o)
MindSweep43 4 days ago
the father of PRIMUS?
misselucange 5 days ago
now this was good and impressive but he does make a point "practice" you see how people plays the guitar? they don't look either or sometimes they don't even feel their way to the next chord and that's what he proves here it is possible
nich0445 5 days ago
Didn't even know John Malkovich could play bass.
cstviz 5 days ago
That guy is awesome!
1i2cant3spell 6 days ago
Well, but it's just logic that playing the bass and sing is MUCH MORE OF A HELL DIFFICULT than playing the guitar and singing.
DanielMasterConsole 6 days ago
Two words... Les Claypool
Also, good lesson embedded in this video
ListedProduction 1 week ago
He cuts right to the chase of the matter. That's it. And I'm now listening to this the 20th time .. today. Well done, sir!
TheBassgasm 1 week ago
well baby I hear the blues a-callin, tossed salads and scrambled eggs...
alexwallace12 1 week ago 2
I learned the bassline and tried.. he's right. it's just not possible on a fretless =)
TheBassgasm 1 week ago
Something I've never gotten, not playing this instrument: Why don't you guys use fret markers? It seems a lot easier...
MrBCRMBST 2 weeks ago
@MrBCRMBST I personally did
When I began to play the double bass, I used a pencil to make little marks on the side. And a lot of other players do too.
OpalisPissed 2 weeks ago
this guy is such a tool..
jdb5397 2 weeks ago
Funny how watching Esperanza Spalding brought me here..
Juuuuuul 2 weeks ago 4
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Juuuuuul 2 weeks ago
Lemmy, Geddy Lee, Sting, Les Claypool, Glenn Hughes, Paul McCartney, John Entwistle, and many others
fizzior 2 weeks ago
@fizzior *facepalm* did you even watched the video before you write the comment?
Lomaxxx53 2 weeks ago 3
That's obviously true for him. But then, he can't sing without the bass either.
Kailoa36 3 weeks ago
Is this singing?
shawndimery 3 weeks ago
phil lynott.
TheKevinshannon 3 weeks ago
Geddy Lee that is all
pencilblimp 3 weeks ago
Top rated comments didn't got the joke
Fredrockroll 3 weeks ago 29
@Fredrockroll I did, just playing around ;)
kristoffsz 3 weeks ago
@kristoffsz :D
Fredrockroll 3 weeks ago
Les Claypool.
TTMichael18 3 weeks ago 2
How did I get here from Jessie J and Saxophones?
Koliea123 3 weeks ago
hahaha he's just joking although I can imagine Barre Phillips singing while he plays his bass...
lesk8 3 weeks ago
for everyone hating on electric and saying real bass you cant sing and play....... Avishai Cohen
who plays both because both are equally good
and sings while doing it and plays some percussion too
NewAgeEagles 3 weeks ago
He measn a fretless bass with improvizing jazz scales, some real bassist
chupy35 3 weeks ago
Esperanza spalding. that is all.
Gabysoficial 4 weeks ago 2
1:04 amazing
NezianBelcyder 4 weeks ago
this guy is such a weiner.. singing about how he plays bass.. and making terrible jokes..jesus, this=glee (SHIT)
jdb5397 4 weeks ago
He means real bass not electric.
TheCarolinacowboys 4 weeks ago
Skillet
Qmorgan96 1 month ago
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VinnWi 1 month ago
People are getting upset, like "Dude, you can so play the bass and sing at the same time!" Like they don't realize that this guy is playing the bass and singing... people don't appreciate irony.
SpaceRitual 1 month ago 50
Only one damn word.
Lemmy.
kristoffsz 1 month ago 9
@kristoffsz yeah,i can also play the same 3 notes over and over again over the whole damn song and sing.its not hard.
cromaticas 3 weeks ago
@kristoffsz
Yeah, but Lemmy only plays "da-da-da-da-da-da-da". The things he's playing aren't that difficult.
Traeumeer 3 weeks ago 2
@kristoffsz other word Paul
matiasalba46 3 weeks ago
Sting - The Police
Roger Waters - Pink Floyd
tgseraph 1 month ago
@tgseraph lmfao as if roger waters could play bass, or sing, period.
recon437 4 weeks ago
look i just wanna know what bass he's playin because it looks sexcellent!
Frankyphatmouth 1 month ago
Epic.
Blacksadback 1 month ago
Esperanza Spalding does it LIKE A BOSS
liked this song anyway
ogogaiht 1 month ago 3
where can i find/buy this live?
JazzAnnon 1 month ago
tom araya lol
ragnaroksama 1 month ago
charlie mingus
borisovicinovski 1 month ago
roger walters - Pink Floyd
borisovicinovski 1 month ago
@borisovicinovski do you mean roger waters?
danguitar91 1 month ago
Didn't know Mark Knopfler can play bass.
AdarnThomasMoran 1 month ago
David Caraccio!
Slappinstyle 1 month ago
SLAYER FUCK YEA
PageBonham68 1 month ago 3
tom araya SLAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYER
ssilikemarijuana 1 month ago 2
Geddy Lee
Phil Lynnot
Roger Waters
doodleguitarist 1 month ago
tom araya
CmdkyL 1 month ago
awww yeaaaaaa im the 1000th like
xVxcuatrosupremoxVx 1 month ago
Chris Squire - Yes
mr4y 1 month ago
Years ago I played bass in a swing quartet. Walking bass and no drummer so I used embellishments to simulate the presence of a drummer, as you do. So it was reasonably technical playing. Then the band found out I could sing as well. Never ones to waste an opportunity, they threw a mike in front of me. Flippin' heck! Sing and play seperate melodies and syncopations on 'ain't Misbehavin' and stuff. Nice to see some pro's think it's hard too.
D3maine 1 month ago
Upright bass = fretless = you have to do slight adjustments by ear as you play = hard to sing in tune at the same time. Playing the electric (or fretted acoustic) bass and singing is just as easy (or hard) as playing the guitar and singing.
ment4lbre4kdown 1 month ago
@ment4lbre4kdown No playing upright is way harder than fretless... Much larger distances between intervals so you do need to concentrate more on that
Jwk1706 1 month ago
It's actually not even that difficult too do. It's just like singing and playing anything else: slow it down, line up your voice and your instrument with the metronome, and speed it up when you're ready. Once you've trained your mind to sing and play, you'll hardly ever need to start with a metronome.
Seriously. This is something that any professional should know.
Luc88Cole 1 month ago
Chris fucking Wolstenholme
Xho3546 1 month ago
I guess this guy has never heard of Esperanza Spalding.
armaggedonOUTAhere 1 month ago 2
@armaggedonOUTAhere I guess his point was to be humurous about it.... Esperanza has admitted that it is VERY difficult to sing and play bass
freekazoid8489 1 month ago
brian adams hahaha
MrShutyourdamnmouth 1 month ago
You can; just electrify your bass (: now you have frets, enjoy!
11nephilim 1 month ago
While you certainly can sing and play the bass, I do however think its harder then playing a guitar and singing.
HawK047 1 month ago
awesome! roger from less than jake and chris #2 from anti flag both have wicked and fast bass lines but they sing as well!!
saberwing505 2 months ago
@saberwing505 those basses have frets
heinygore2 2 months ago
@heinygore2 yeah ok, but the technique is the same
saberwing505 1 month ago
@saberwing505 No, the technique is not the same. You have a wide square to place your finger on when you have frets, but with no frets you only have one spot. This lets you play way faster, but with less variety. Completely different technique. It's like saying a mandolin and a violin are played the same.
ThomasEmain 1 month ago
@ThomasEmain wow really. You can't compare mandolin and violin at all, they're two totally different instruments. The only difference with a right up bass and an electric bass is that electric basses usually have frets. And it's upright ofcourse. It's the same type of intrument, but it has frets, or no frets. Mandolins and violins have a different amount of strings, completely different tuning etc. The only thing they have in common are the fact that they are instruments.
saberwing505 1 month ago
@saberwing505 That is completely wrong. Mandolin and Violin have the same tuning. Mandolin has 4 sets of two strings with the same tunings as the Violin's 4 strings. A mandolin also uses the same f holes and popping bridge a Violin does. The wood is tuned the same. They are similarly sized. I'm not even going to argue with you if you just make up crap. I actually play several instruments, so I'll just leave you think what you want.
ThomasEmain 1 month ago
@ThomasEmain I know how to play bass and guitar, and one of my friends has a stand up bass and I could just play some tunes. The technique of the mandolin and are completely different (I know I have family that can play those instruments). So in the end, Because they look the same, they are the same? wtf
saberwing505 1 month ago
@saberwing505 No, they are completely different instruments with some similarities. I only compared them because they were so different. I said, "Like saying a mandolin and violin are played the same." It was a satirical remark because they are played completely different, but have the same notes and tuning.
ThomasEmain 1 month ago
@saberwing505 Seriously, do you have the IQ of a sea slug?
ThomasEmain 1 month ago
@ThomasEmain No that term would apply to you sir.
saberwing505 1 month ago
paul mccartney does it!
floganhall132 2 months ago
great!!!
detlevgebers 2 months ago
that's talented of him. Now lets see him sing and play the tuba same time. :)
gredangeo 2 months ago
Being a bass player I really admire those who can keep the groove and sing the melody, unless there is a very similar cadence to them, I just can´t do it...and I rather concentrate on the groove. So to all those bass players who can sing, and do both well, I admire and envy you!
TheSRalston 2 months ago
The hardest part are the rhythms! !!
SuperFunkedup 2 months ago
Geddy Lee - RUSH
bezale 2 months ago 48
@bezale Les Claypool of Primus. SOB can do two hand tapping on a 6-string fretless, to a complicated rhythm while singing!
kc8ntp 2 months ago
@bezale plays a fretted electric, this guy is talking about an upright
FredCallicoat 1 month ago
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TheZombieJC 1 month ago
@bezale Geddy Lee played an upright?
TheZombieJC 1 month ago
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bezale 1 month ago
@TheZombieJC no, Lee favoured Rickenbacker basses, but the principle is the same.
bezale 1 month ago
@bezale I know he did. I love Rush, but the principle is not the same. I play bass frequently, but playing an upright bass is something totally different, and, for the most part, much more difficult.
TheZombieJC 1 month ago
@bezale Geddy plays on fretted electric bass, it's totally different.
MaxMultiBass 1 month ago
@bezale McCartney.............nuff said!!!
migo53333 1 month ago
So the makes PAUL McCartyney even more amazing.
DAVWAVE 2 months ago
It's not that hard, maybe on a double bass like that, but not a bass guitar, I do it.
hillbillygenius72 2 months ago
@hillbillygenius72 Walking bass is pretty difficult ;) And 0:48, fretless ^^
MrAxSAP 2 months ago
is this from that npr program
pvcaseyg 2 months ago
Most people that sing and play bass are largely guitar players that took up the bass for one reason or another. It like singing while your playing lead guitar riffs - your mind has to work on another level or your just oozing talent. If you want to see real talent watch Jack Bruce play a unlined Warwick fretless, sing and play harmonica all on the song Sitting On Top of the World, DVD - CREAM Royal Albert Hall - In a three piece band!
grayhairandblueeyes 2 months ago
Example not withstanding...
grayhairandblueeyes 2 months ago
esperanza spalding..
CrewBaloo 2 months ago
@CrewBaloo Yes! :D
Jshaw1ful 2 months ago
i'ts the hardest to sing and play bass, you think like- singing goes more with the guitar and bass more with the drums, pluss thinking a different melody
Drallern 2 months ago
Not true...Paul McCartney and Sting
carsonLILL 2 months ago
Two Words. Richard Bona:D
Fray789 3 months ago
this is gay
TheElectricSalad 3 months ago
@TheElectricSalad hahahah faggot
frank12364 3 months ago
Mark King,Les Claypool,Kim Deal,Geddy Lee,Peter Steele,Paul Mcartney etc etc..it's impossible to sing and play for me though since I can do neither lol
bloodsling 3 months ago
@bloodsling he meens the Double Bass man : )
MrMatyboy3000 3 months ago
dude he is so right even though hes doing it awesome. i keep practicing to sing and play my bass (not even a fretless one :p) but i always make a mistake somewhere
georgetaliat1 3 months ago 13
@georgetaliat1 personally think it's a thing of chords, once you get into a walk or anything of the sort and your not just chugging on chords, i find it never works out. of course geddy seems to be an exception but he seems to be an exception to a lot of things.
XzMortalityzX 1 month ago
Esperanza Spalding,...
Boogieb77 3 months ago
@Boogieb77 yes!!!
brooklynstudio 3 months ago
Lets not forget Mark king. that guy can sing and damn can he play! and he does it all on a fretless too ;D
skatepark02 3 months ago
@skatepark02 dont forget Les Claypool!!
frank12364 3 months ago
im sure if the guitarist from NECROPHAGIST played the bass he could sing and play
guillotinedeath 3 months ago
@guillotinedeath ah Muhammed Suiçmez kicks ass :)
oml1 3 months ago
Two words: Les Claypool
leftclickben 3 months ago
@leftclickben Three words: He has frets
ejlizzz 3 months ago
@ejlizzz Firstly, that is irrelevant. The song title isn't "It's Impossible to Sing and Play Fretless Bass", is it? Secondly, you're wrong anyway, Les Claypool plays both fretted and fretless basses, while singing. Just looking him up on wikipedia would have told you that, but here's an example anyway: v=LBQ2305fLeA
leftclickben 3 months ago
@leftclickben he sings that " a bass doesnt have frets" so it isnt irrelevant. I think its much harder to play and sing without frets. And does really Claypool play fretless bass WHILE he sings?
ejlizzz 3 months ago
@ejlizzz Point taken on the lyrics, although there is a bit of artistic license there because he uses "basses" to mean upright basses only. I already posted a reference to a video where he sings and plays a six string fretless at the same time, here it is again: v=LBQ2305fLeA
leftclickben 3 months ago
i play and sing at the same time...a little better than this guy in this video, but who knows if he was doing this purposefully for the theme
myweedislikemedusa 3 months ago
you can sing and play a fretted bass.. but good luck singing and playing a fretless & staying in tune! unless your bass part is simple
mancleave 3 months ago
That's why esperanza is so sick.
Jakyle1 3 months ago
Slayer for the win
metalhead10101 3 months ago
haha, I love to play bass and sing, but no way i'm gonna do it in public :D
UnderTheBamboooTree 3 months ago
The absolute master of singing and playing bass and hip comedy.
ELBassodegrande 3 months ago
@theshamham. Has there been a time when you were right or just in your mind about something, and you were able to see the person on the other side realize that he or she was wrong. Did you see the shame brought upon them. I love my upright bass.
jacobr512 4 months ago
You may want to let Les Claypool know that what he does can't be done ;)
ClusterFugue 4 months ago
Haha, this was hilarious! Lol @ all the people that don't get this
Orangemongoose1 4 months ago
Yes, Jay!
SALLEMJAZZ 4 months ago
paul mccartney can /watch?v=3uzC5KC_260
azerty7889 4 months ago
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archeryguy1121 4 months ago
@archeryguy1121 uhmm,,off topic reply
mcspaghetti19 4 months ago
This has been flagged as spam show
You people are clearly not getting the joke.
RavenTheRabbit66 5 months ago
just lyk the violin thts why the kids in my class (not me I'm the best) still need the tapes over the notes! and were in 8th grade!!!! thts sad
mrmaki7771 5 months ago
primus
heavybass4ever 5 months ago 2
Tom Araya can play bass and sing =D
RemusStelistu 5 months ago 2
@RemusStelistu
yes!
shogott 5 months ago
@RemusStelistu he can't play an upright and sing :p
MrSonicdestruction 4 months ago
@MrSonicdestruction he might be able to do it,we can never know
RemusStelistu 4 months ago
not for Larry Graham
xxxhendrixjoe555xxx 6 months ago
Beautiful effort to put us singing bass players out if work, but no go!! It must anyway be possible with an upright. Time and practise conquers all. What was it he did?
wedgwood12 6 months ago
I can do on electric (fret) bass guitar, but never tried with an upright bass (which is fretless).
TeamMastaPr2 6 months ago
@TeamMastaPr2 You must to feel frets on that bass :)) You know what i mean.
alancik123 6 months ago
If only I had one, but, so so expencive >.< (Poor little Student guy)
ElGrandeBanana 7 months ago
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ElGrandeBanana 7 months ago
Μαλακοτερός!
nougiw 7 months ago
Very very droll..and very very entertaining...thank you Jay L.
kevinherbert 7 months ago
true true!
moonbling63 8 months ago
Two words: Paul McCartney
fuugon 8 months ago
@fuugon Two words: Electric => Frets
ElGrandeBanana 7 months ago
@ElGrandeBanana there are electric fretless basses too..lol
RemusStelistu 5 months ago
I can sing while playing electric bass, but i havent tried a doghouse bass yet.
Juicefani11 8 months ago
Its impossible to sing and play bass;
So true.
Someone should tell Tom Araya.
DOWNandGONE 9 months ago 4
@DOWNandGONE As much as I love Slayer, 'singing' really is used as a euphemism here.
Mayokitty7 8 months ago 26
wtf
astig600 9 months ago
Whay are bassists the funniest and most modest people?
venskus2009 9 months ago 4
@venskus2009 Everyone knows that not only are bassists the funniest and most modest people, they're also the smartest and handsomest.
MichaelRushMusic 5 months ago 137
@MichaelRushMusic so true! this guy looks like a model. and hes clearly old lol.
venskus2009 5 months ago
@MichaelRushMusic ...most intelligent, empathetic, good listeners, good looking, slow to anger, quick to get back on the "one"... HAHAHAHA
KingOfPain35 5 months ago
@MichaelRushMusic
that describes me pretty well! haha, i joke.
Moiez101 4 months ago
@MichaelRushMusic you are so right!!
MySoundEducation 2 months ago
@MichaelRushMusic And, according to Les Claypool, also have the largest genitalia.
hombretao 2 months ago
Why are bassists the funniest and most modest people in the world?
venskus2009 9 months ago 5
Jay, you are always good !
xF - Rio de Janeiro
XicoFlavio 9 months ago
peter steele
ProlificDepression23 10 months ago
@bobmarleyisgod1 That's true, but then again you could get it down man. Just practice and practice and you'll see results
Darkit2099 10 months ago