Working with Sean and the John Wesley gang was one of the highlights of my time in front of the console, I’ll never forget his amazing talents. RIP Sean.
Huge loss for me. I never met him although I’ve seen him live back on the original tour for Cynic back in the 90’s, I feel like I lost a friend. I dearly love all of his work. His playing has an emotional heft that can only come from someone with the “gift”. Sure, we can all learn to play with pure hard work but there is a more select few that has the natural ability to move mountains. This man had that in spades. I can only assume he was a better person than a bass player which would make my loss to those close to him seem minuscule. Much love and healing to his family, friends and fans. Allan Holdsworth and Eddie Van Halen now have an awesome rhythm section with both Seans (Malone and Reinert) to jam with while the rest of us remember how much 2020 sucked...
I feel identically as you do. Though my biggest grief is never seeing Cynic live (i only started listening around 2009 just after they visited Serbia). I've become an instant Malone fan, and i had an opportunity to chat with him on the Cynic forum. He is everything you said he is. A wonderful person and unfathomably talented bass player.
помню, как в середине 90-х в первый раз услышал cynic 1993... я просто был в восторге от игры басиста! постоянно переслушивал этот альбом на кассете. очень жаль, что ушёл этот человек... он Мастер!
I had the honor to see him on tour with John Wesley playing bass on his solo album in New Jersey and New York. I never heard of him till that day many years ago but I was a fan immediately We discussed bass after his set. He even took the time to break down his set up with me. I was so honored to see him play the Chapman stick and than I became a huge fan after that meeting and still am. The music world lost a true artist. He was one of my favorite bass players up there with Tony Levin and Nick Beggs. My two other bass masters. Rest in Peace Sean and thank you for the inspiration and gifts of music you gave to the world.
Back in the 90's, while in college, I, like other people in this thread, emailed Sean Malone, thinking I'd never hear back from him. I don't remember what I wrote, but I'm sure it was a lousy attempt at avoiding being starstruck. I know I mentioned some influences, which at the time included the band Marillion. His response is forever etched onto my brain: "Funny you should mention Marillion, as I played with Mark Kelly, last summer in Paris". Never met him in person, but I feel as if I lost a family member. Along with his incredible musicianship, I came to appreciate his unassuming character, and his intelligence and eloquence through few words, which always took a backseat to the music. Every note I play on my bass nowadays, somehow involves a thought about Sean Malone.
A fantastic musican. From his work with cynic and gordian knot or his solo record, i can tell, he was a creative and talented musican. You can hear in every line, how much he loved jaco.
I think what he played in cynic just opened my eyes..in a heavy band his style seemed so different but it worked and added a different dimension. Rest in peace
Great Video. He was always my favorite bass player. One time i wrote him or found him on mIRC and he sent me all this stuff solo album included for free.. Just cuz i was from the next town over in NJ from him. RIP
_Reading more about __#AlexiLaiho__ passing, I incredebly found out that __#SeanMalone__ has passed away last december. I'm still trying to digest this unbelievable and really sad news!. With this 2/3 parts of Cynic's classic line-up have gone._ 😟😔
whoa wtf? I just watched a tribute to Sean Reinert a few days ago and now i'm just learning Sean Malone died too? waaat! NOOOOO what are the odds 2 virtuoso musicians named Sean die in the same year that played in the same bands? wth man!
@Jeswin Thomas ??? New album came out 2019 and aghora 1 was just re released with alternate mixes and remaster. Check on TH-cam or spotify. Thank you Justin. 🙏
Working with Sean and the John Wesley gang was one of the highlights of my time in front of the console, I’ll never forget his amazing talents. RIP Sean.
That short bass solo from Rivers Dancing was the most beautiful music solo i've ever heard, Sean's massive fan ever since. RIP
I couldn't agree more.
Huge loss for me. I never met him although I’ve seen him live back on the original tour for Cynic back in the 90’s, I feel like I lost a friend. I dearly love all of his work. His playing has an emotional heft that can only come from someone with the “gift”. Sure, we can all learn to play with pure hard work but there is a more select few that has the natural ability to move mountains. This man had that in spades. I can only assume he was a better person than a bass player which would make my loss to those close to him seem minuscule. Much love and healing to his family, friends and fans. Allan Holdsworth and Eddie Van Halen now have an awesome rhythm section with both Seans (Malone and Reinert) to jam with while the rest of us remember how much 2020 sucked...
I feel identically as you do. Though my biggest grief is never seeing Cynic live (i only started listening around 2009 just after they visited Serbia). I've become an instant Malone fan, and i had an opportunity to chat with him on the Cynic forum. He is everything you said he is. A wonderful person and unfathomably talented bass player.
Gordian Knot needs to be released on vinyl.
Greatest bassist that ever was and ever will be.
Our condolences to Sean's family.
hes not dead, he just left his body behind for the next plane of existence
that is called being dead. As a matter of fact, most of his time signatures were never of this plane of existence anyways and always transcendental.
Rest In Peace Sean Malone and Sean Reinert. Long live Cynic.
помню, как в середине 90-х в первый раз услышал cynic 1993... я просто был в восторге от игры басиста! постоянно переслушивал этот альбом на кассете. очень жаль, что ушёл этот человек... он Мастер!
I had the honor to see him on tour with John Wesley playing bass on his solo album in New Jersey and New York. I never heard of him till that day many years ago but I was a fan immediately We discussed bass after his set. He even took the time to break down his set up with me. I was so honored to see him play the Chapman stick and than I became a huge fan after that meeting and still am. The music world lost a true artist. He was one of my favorite bass players up there with Tony Levin and Nick Beggs. My two other bass masters. Rest in Peace Sean and thank you for the inspiration and gifts of music you gave to the world.
Back in the 90's, while in college, I, like other people in this thread, emailed Sean Malone, thinking I'd never hear back from him. I don't remember what I wrote, but I'm sure it was a lousy attempt at avoiding being starstruck. I know I mentioned some influences, which at the time included the band Marillion. His response is forever etched onto my brain: "Funny you should mention Marillion, as I played with Mark Kelly, last summer in Paris".
Never met him in person, but I feel as if I lost a family member. Along with his incredible musicianship, I came to appreciate his unassuming character, and his intelligence and eloquence through few words, which always took a backseat to the music.
Every note I play on my bass nowadays, somehow involves a thought about Sean Malone.
Randomly just found out about Sean's passing.
What a phenomenal player, I always loved his playing and tone.
Man my heroes are vanishing.... Cynic was a huge influence....
This getting older shit sux brother I feel you
Покойся с миром, Музыкант, игравший и продолжающий играть на струнах моей души... навсегда. Rest in Peace, I miss you
He was an amazing and unique musician.
A fantastic musican.
From his work with cynic and gordian knot or his solo record, i can tell, he was a creative and talented musican. You can hear in every line, how much he loved jaco.
I think what he played in cynic just opened my eyes..in a heavy band his style seemed so different but it worked and added a different dimension. Rest in peace
The spirit of the artist will always live in the rumblings by waves of inspiration.
W, S. Mc Fadyen.
You are forever immortal Sean. Your magic can never be undone. RIP.
Great Video. He was always my favorite bass player. One time i wrote him or found him on mIRC and he sent me all this stuff solo album included for free.. Just cuz i was from the next town over in NJ from him. RIP
- 6:40 - 7:29, Gordian Knot - Rythm Section from track Singing Deep Mountain - Emergent
- 7:33 - 7:50, Gordian Knot - Some Brighter Thing - Emergent
- 7:50 - 09:20, Gordian Knot - Singing Deep Mountain - Emergent
thanks for every single note R.I.P😇
The whole deserted island and one record to take with you dilemma; for me it has been Emergent for almost 20 years. ❤️
RIP Great guy great bassist
Incredible loss to the bass/music community. Criminally underrated player. My all time favourite bass/stick player. Still shocked at the news.
that groove! 6:40
Bravissimo, non c'erano molte persone come Sean!!
A great talent!
The greatest.
カッコ良過ぎる。CD欲しいが、ド田舎だけに何処にも無い。
Вечная память!
He made the bass sound like his own. He literally sounded like no one else. A close second is Gary Willis
for me, his best work was with gordian knot, especially the first album.
_Reading more about __#AlexiLaiho__ passing, I incredebly found out that __#SeanMalone__ has passed away last december. I'm still trying to digest this unbelievable and really sad news!. With this 2/3 parts of Cynic's classic line-up have gone._ 😟😔
С искренней любовью из России!
RIP
Great vid, sad occasion :( Just curious on Unquity Road isn't it John Myung playing?
whoa wtf? I just watched a tribute to Sean Reinert a few days ago and now i'm just learning Sean Malone died too? waaat! NOOOOO
what are the odds 2 virtuoso musicians named Sean die in the same year that played in the same bands? wth man!
Odds are pretty high when it was your best friend who just killed him self.
Lost the best bassist ever
Hi Reda can you please put the Aghora songs used in compilation you made in the credits ? Thank you. Much appreciated.
Of Course Santiago !
@@redaelbouri6719 thank you Reda
@Jeswin Thomas ???
New album came out 2019 and aghora 1 was just re released with alternate mixes and remaster. Check on TH-cam or spotify. Thank you Justin. 🙏
@Jeswin Thomas Jason Gobel and I also have a new band together. Music and new album on way.
Both Reinert and Malone's passings have been difficult for us all and very unfortunate.
What's that at 2:27 (I may be asking this same question a lot for different songs lol)
Cortlandt - Splinter
Kakva Tragedija