nice use of opens, my comfort zone is definatly in these same patters, the chords with the open G and open A. Hamonics on the 12. quality stuff in a groove i never thought of. good stuff
nice! it's cool to get the feeling of seeing into the window of a creative process. 4 a newbie on the instrument, this and Hungover Funk had me going back and forth listening for how certain ideas came about. thanks again for posting.
Art is two way road! We should let the people decide the validity of a work. Of course the artist has a say, but it's almost rendered insignificant due to subjective interpretation. What we need to be grateful for, is the concept of the artist onto itself and just providing us with the mere opportunity to engage in aesthetics and art so we can develop subjective takes on things.
With that - I like it! I try and take in as much as I can in the production of art, so I like the background too!
Thanks so much! That's my backyard - it makes me long for summer again. I checked out your last response post about subjectivity and semantics in language. Some well nuanced arguments/explanations you make. You have a gift for language.
You mentioned that you feel science cannot be considered completely objective (I think that's what I heard). Would you agree that good science makes every attempt to be objective, but is still subject to human interpretation?
I appreciate that! I see the ability to communicate and just language as gifts in themselves. Society at large just doesn't see it like that, but oh well.
Yes! That's truth! However, the scientific community (including political ones or any community for that matter)still maintains it results to be 'unbiased.' That's absurd to me, especially when we take a cursory glance at history and see how science has been used. The problem is 'utility' (in Mills terms) and how science is used.
Worth a record deal... UNIQUE SOLO!
MrXenonboy 1 week ago
nice use of opens, my comfort zone is definatly in these same patters, the chords with the open G and open A. Hamonics on the 12. quality stuff in a groove i never thought of. good stuff
randallmartinez85 6 months ago
@randallmartinez85 Thanks for the kind words man. Glad you like it.
jdmbates 5 months ago
ummm where are you other videos??? why have you stoped! i did enjoy listening to these songs and learning them
i like the name hangover funk, is that an actual genre? because i think it fits this kind of theme very well.
gaming0wiz 1 year ago
@gaming0wiz Hungover funk as a genre. That's great man...sorry I didn't see this for so long. You're right, I do have to make new vids.
jdmbates 5 months ago
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That's it i'm buying an accustic electric bass this month.
Fantastic stuff, thanks for inspiration !
CherryConcrete 1 year ago
@CherryConcrete Sweet man. Thanks for the comment. Cheers.
jdmbates 1 year ago
@jdmbates
Hah, my Warwick Alien is on its way !
I'm a man of my word brother, cheers
CherryConcrete 1 year ago
@CherryConcrete Cool! Let me know how you like it, I've never played one.
jdmbates 1 year ago
@davoeler1234 Tacoma Thunderchief
jdmbates 1 year ago
this is so inspirational man..............
tinkumanimator 1 year ago
nice! it's cool to get the feeling of seeing into the window of a creative process. 4 a newbie on the instrument, this and Hungover Funk had me going back and forth listening for how certain ideas came about. thanks again for posting.
Trommylee 2 years ago
Cool. Glad you got something out of it. That was a fun morning, despite the hangover.
jdmbates 2 years ago
you're amazing man
clausell25 2 years ago
Thanks man
jdmbates 2 years ago
Thanks for the kind words. And thanks for subscribing. Hoping to get some new vids up in the next couple weeks. -J
jdmbates 4 years ago
Art is two way road! We should let the people decide the validity of a work. Of course the artist has a say, but it's almost rendered insignificant due to subjective interpretation. What we need to be grateful for, is the concept of the artist onto itself and just providing us with the mere opportunity to engage in aesthetics and art so we can develop subjective takes on things.
With that - I like it! I try and take in as much as I can in the production of art, so I like the background too!
eyemran 4 years ago
Thanks so much! That's my backyard - it makes me long for summer again. I checked out your last response post about subjectivity and semantics in language. Some well nuanced arguments/explanations you make. You have a gift for language.
You mentioned that you feel science cannot be considered completely objective (I think that's what I heard). Would you agree that good science makes every attempt to be objective, but is still subject to human interpretation?
jdmbates 4 years ago
I appreciate that! I see the ability to communicate and just language as gifts in themselves. Society at large just doesn't see it like that, but oh well.
Yes! That's truth! However, the scientific community (including political ones or any community for that matter)still maintains it results to be 'unbiased.' That's absurd to me, especially when we take a cursory glance at history and see how science has been used. The problem is 'utility' (in Mills terms) and how science is used.
eyemran 4 years ago