Favourite instrumentals

MajorRage

Patton is the star of FNM but by fuck the rest of the boys could rock too. That Bass is off the hook.

Was thinking about this on my holiday - I did my daily runs listening to Faith No More.

If you had to choose between watching Mike Patton with a different band playing FNM or Bordin, Gould, Bottum with a different singer .... which would you choose?

I think I'd choose the latter.

MN5

@majorrage said in Favourite instrumentals:

@mn5 said in Favourite instrumentals:

Patton is the star of FNM but by fuck the rest of the boys could rock too. That Bass is off the hook.

Was thinking about this on my holiday - I did my daily runs listening to Faith No More.

If you had to choose between watching Mike Patton with a different band playing FNM or Bordin, Gould, Bottum with a different singer .... which would you choose?

I think I'd choose the latter.

Chuck Mosley was a good singer but Patton is one of the all time greats. It’s a tough decision

Tim

Iggy Pop was good in Star Trek: Deep Space Nine.

Maybe not the peak of his cultural relevance though ...

Tim

Alan Howarth composed several scores with John Carpenter.

He made a mix of Carpenter soundtracks a few years ago. It's so good.

RA.230 Alan Howarth by Resident Advisor

Nevorian

Tim

@nevorian

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Tim

dogmeat

@tim As a Vorta he's almost typecast

Nevorian

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Nevorian

this is what our folks were up to

MN5

@nevorian said in Favourite instrumentals:

It’s easy to forget that Fleetwood Mac were actually a good band for a brief period in time.

MN5

Bass heaven, the groove in this tune is ridiculously good

broughie

@mn5 if you like bass you might like this guy.

broughie

@mn5 you can add Lenny to that list. Both SRV songs absolutely beautiful.

Here’s an obscure guitarist with a pretty melodic song:

MN5

@broughie said in Favourite instrumentals:

@mn5 you can add Lenny to that list. Both SRV songs absolutely beautiful.

Here’s an obscure guitarist with a pretty melodic song:

SRV had such an amazing touch, what a guitarist he was.

MN5

@broughie said in Favourite instrumentals:

@mn5 if you like bass you might like this guy.

I’ll have a listen but what I’ve heard of him in the past is almost too much bass wank if you know what I mean. Sometimes a bit less is more.

broughie

@mn5 yep totally understand. Pulled up the first clips I found. He plays with Chic Corea and others and imagine he would blend in more.

MN5

@broughie said in Favourite instrumentals:

@mn5 yep totally understand. Pulled up the first clips I found. He plays with Chic Corea and others and imagine he would blend in more.

I love good Bass lines and fills, same with the drums. Anyone who can play with flourish and dynamism rates very highly with me……but too much soloing gets obnoxious after awhile. I saw one vid of Wooten with TWO other bass players exchanging lead breaks. It got tired really quickly.

An unbelievable technician though, no denying that.

broughie

@mn5 Totally understand. I went to a Joe Satriani concert and similar feeling. After 45 minutes it was like nails on a chalkboard.

broughie

@mn5 The is she lovely solo is pretty impressive. A little bit more noodling near the end.

The Silver Fern

Favourite instrumentals