Mike Muir loved Rob's playing so much, they created a funk band, Infectious Grooves. Based off what Rob played on Suicidal and Infectious Grooves, I knew he'd be completely underutilised in the trebleworld of Metallica. I was just glad a good dude got a great paying gig.
I genuinely think Rob was the only person who could fill the very obvious void that still lingered with the original Metallica guys. Jason was too far removed from Cliff in every way but Rob brings back the feel and vibe of Cliff whilst putting his own spin and energy into the songs. Genuinely nice guy it seems as well who gets his place within Metallica and thoroughly deserved the million dollar handshake he got.
@LowEndUniversity I love Metallica specially their first 4 albums major fan seen the live amazing- but man Trujillos skills are nerfed down way too much- but yeah, I dont think funk bass works with Metallicas signature sound... also check out CITIZEN FISH song " WIDER THAN A POST CARD" that bass line is EPIC!!
Yeah man the Infectious "groove family cyco" is where it's at. That was the introduction of Brooks Wackerman also (was super young then, like 15 - drummer) who of course went on to Bad Religion and more recently Avenged. Suicidal has been a proving ground for some of the worlds best musicians ever the years
The entire Lights, Camera, Revolution album is just fantastic. I also love how the ST in VISTA are the only two letters that are "lit up" on the marquee. 🤘
@@alanstrange2421 I've been a fan of this album since they started playing videos on MTV from it, and I only just noticed the letters on the marquee a few years ago. That's pretty bad. 😆
Tye Trujillo, Rob's 19 year old son is now the official bassist of ST, should look for some videos of him, he started touring with Korn in 2017 when he was just 12.
I got to see them live on this tour when they opened for Queensryche. We got to the venue before the doors opened and while we were waiting outside a white "free candy" type van pulls up to the curb and out pops the members of ST. They setup a table with a bunch of pizza and had ice chests full of Pepsi. They were so nice.. "Hey! Come get some pizza and a pepsi!" They also handed out promotional a cassette with a plain white cover that just said "Taste Test" on it and hung around and signed it. Very unexpected and cool experience.
I saw them on the Quennsryche tour as well what was it 1991 maybe. I actually only went to watch Suicidal I wasn’t much of a Quensryche fan to be honest. Did the Quensryche guys bring a basketball hoop on stage at your show?
@@waylonbeasley1477 Hah, no. I don't remember any basketball hoops on stage. I was a fan of both, so it was a great show. I listened to a lot of ST while skating with friends in high school.. I even had a huge "Join the Army" patch sewn on the back of my denim jacket.
Los cycos! So happy to see a Robert Trujillo journey! This album and the next two were their best work IMO. Love to see you react to You Can't Bring Me Down. It still gets regular play in my life.
Rob Wright from Nomeansno is absolutely one of the top 5 bassists in punk. Even if you don’t do a reaction on this channel, I highly suggest checking them out. His tone is like nothing you’ve ever heard a bass sound like
I just started checking these guys out. I think someone here mentioned them, knew about them for years from a comp back in the day. Can't wait to see watch the reaction
This song made me want to start playing bass back in a day, some...35 years ago(?) My friends played guitar, but when I bought this album and listened to this song I went 'I want to do THAT'.
Suicidal Tendencies - Send Me Your Money - Transbordeur 1994 - LIVE Check out an awesome live version of that song. You can clearly see how he plays there.
Institutionalized and How Will I Laugh Tomorrow are "must hear" from this band. The former being more punk/hardcore and the latter being very melodic. Not necessarily for reacting to the bass, but just need to listen :)
If anyone listens to the song "How Will I Laugh Tomorrow?" for the first time, they definitely need to hear the FULL length album version with the epic solo and not the radio friendly shortened version used for the video or the emotional version (Which has it's testicles removed) The full length album version of the song is definitely one I go back to regularly!🤘
First 3 albums Are THE Greatest 3 albums Ever released. THE Pinnicle of music. The Best Punk album.Ever, The Best Crossover album Ever and The Best Thrash metal album Ever consecutive.
Also, ST has ALWAYS had great bassists, no matter which one you choose. Its super important to their sound. Luiche Mayorga, Josh Paul, Thundercat, even Robert's kid Tye are all monsters.
Mike Muir's true talent isn't being a great front man, it's being the world's best musical talent scout. That members section on their wiki is like a murderers row.
I REALLY hope you see this, you can find a video of them playing live in madrid 1993 and you can see Rob play it and it just feels so cool to see that it’s almost like you went back in time to be there!
You made me a happy man... Please follow this with their song "Accept My Sacrifice" or "Asleep at the Wheel" off their follow up album from 1992 ART OF REBELLION. He pulls off some pretty impressive playing on both albums... His tone on that album is far too underrated. I stood in awe when I saw Suicidal open for Megadeth in 92. Rob's part in Accept My Sacrifice he was front and center with his foot up on the monitor belting out the sickest sounding notes... When you hear the song, you will know exactly what part I am talking about. Cheers, and thank you!
Could you do an album review? Please do ...And Out Come The Wolves - Rancid I know you've already reacted to Maxwell Murder but that whole album is worth a listening
For more Robert Trujillo you have to check out another band that he was in called "Infectious Grooves" I highly recommend their song "Violent and Funky" I have been trying to learn that baseline for years.
From the beginning to The Art of Rebellion, ST was one of my favorite bands, Suicidal 4 Life even had a couple of decent tracks, I lost track after that, Controlled by Hatred and How Will I Laugh Tomorrow are also incredible albums
NoMeansNo is a very interesting and unique band. They mashup punk with weird versions of jazz. The consistent members are the Wright brothers. Rob, who is the bass player has also played a lot of guitar in the band. What they always did was make the guitar and base play the same part. Like Rob almost played the base like guitar, even when they had Andy or Tom as a guitarist. For a while, the band was only duo of the brothers and IMO thats the most interesting period of the band where Rob wrote both bass and guitar parts. Wrong is probably their best and most liked album, but Why Do They Call Me Mr. Happy? is the most artisticaly complex. The songs fully blend into each other. From this album is amazing the section before and after Happy Bridge. I would love to see rection to Madnees & Death, Happy Bridge and Kill Everyone Now listened in a single session.
You mentioned Pantera. I saw Suicidal Tendencies Pantera and Exodus together at UC Irvine, California, for support of this album and cowboys from hell. The pit was glorious.
This video was uploaded about 2 weeks ago on Jay Weinberg's Official TH-cam Channel - "Infectious Grooves "Frustrated Again" Practice Drum Cam". Infectious Grooves is a side project of Rob and Mike Muir, Jay's been jamming with them since leaving Slipknot and uploaded this studio session, Rob's in full mosh mode stomping around the studio like Godzilla in Tokyo. Speaking of Slipknot, Sepultura drummer Eloy Casagrande just up and quit their upcoming 40 Anniversary tour for a different project, he didn't confirm yet but everyone already has a good idea that he's Slipknot's new drummer.
Okay, I got one to blow your mind, the horror pops. Lead singer plays a stand up and she’s amazing. They’re horror punk rockabilly. Got to see them live back in the day and it was insane. Necromantix is wild too. Both punk with stand up bass that drives all the songs
I saw the Nekromantix open for Reverend Horton Heat in Seattle at the Showbox 11 years ago. Both bands have amazing bass players, but Kim Nekroman has such a badass stage presence and sings lead as well. It puts him in a league of his OWN!
I saw Robert with Metallica in 2004, and he got a chance to spotlight some of his playing. The setlists online don't specify, it was probably a short medley but I think parts of "Anesthesia" were in there. Regardless, I was looking to see what he could do and was impressed. Very underrated player, and underutilized in Metallica.
The common lineage that thrash and hardcore punk share largely comes down to Motorhead. If you haven't taken a look at Lemmy's playing yet, I highly recommend checking him out. He played like no other bassist before or since.
This song was my introduction to Suicidal Tendencies! Saw the video on Beavis & Butthead, and even though this was 30+ years now I can still vividly remember just being hooked! Bought Lights Camera Revolution not long after, and after that I was a fan. And still am! Can't wait to see what you think of Infectious Grooves (love them too, of course)!
Love the channel! So nice to see punk music approached this way. Knowing you dig walking bass lines, you NEED to check out The Rezillos - Flying Saucer Attack
This album came out when I was in high school. I listened to it so much that the tape on the cassette stretched (if you know you know). Nice reaction, keep em coming. Ned’s Atomic Dustbin: Suave and Sophisticated Suicide Machines: Hey Blue Meanies: Smash The Magnavox 😊❤
If you want to see the actual music video (and Rob playing’ for this song it is listed under ‘I saw your mommy’, a completely different song, but no one ever corrected it. Also I think you should do a video on Mastodon. Troy Sanders has a tone a lot of bass players beg to achieve and some of his riffs are just beautiful. Like Teardrinker, Ghost of Karelia, Where strides the Behemoth, Naked Burn etc.
The last time i saw him live was on a Metallica (ironically) tour before he joined. The headliners were Metallica and Alice in Chains with Rob Halford's Fight and Suicidal Tendencies opening. I think this was around 1995 or 96 almost 30 years ago.
Check out “Scream Out” by Suicidal Tendencies. It’s off the Freedumb album after Rob left. Josh Paul plays bass on that album, very amazing & underrated bassist.
Robert is one of 3 bass players that got me to pick up the bass. Do Infectious Grooves - Violent and funky or Punk it Up to see him stretch his legs...
@@LowEndUniversity the bass on Violent and Funky is technically interesting but pretty much the same all the way through, Punk it up is a little more funky, funny enough. I've been into Infectious Grooves since 1991. Skipped my prom to go see them live for the first time. I could give you a dozen songs that shows just how versatile Robert really is. I was happy for Rob when he got the Metallica gig, but I was also just a little bummed as well...
@@TruckJohnson that's a actually a fair point about Violent & Funky. I tend to slip into suggesting tracks that I like as a song, and while the bass track is absolutely funky, it is very repetitive for the types of videos he does. I still think he'll enjoy it, though. I saw ST & IG at the old State Theater in Detroit right after Rob left (around 94-95) with an 18 year old Josh Paul on bass. I had seen ST several times (and a few other bassists) before, but the first time with IG. Josh is a badass, as well.
Listen to Infectious Grooves. Its a funk/metal side project of Mike Muir from Suicidal on Vocals and Robert Trujillo on bass and Stephen Perkins of Janes Addiction on drums.
My first ever concert in 93 or 94 in Des Moines. Metallica, Danzig, Suicidal. Suicidal had to cut their set short because the singer slipped on stage, it was raining, and gashed his knee open.
This song has fantastic bass. Was wanting to see your reaction to the bass fills. In terms of the Metallica thing, Jason also has mad skills as a player, that you didn't really get to hear, especially on Justice.
Funk metal was a thing in the late 80s/early 90s (Primus was often lumped in with the scene) and Robert in ST & IG was a BIG part of it. This album & The Art of Rebellion are his best with ST (IMO, of course) & the 1st IG album, The Plague That Makes Your Booty Move, is a Robert Trujillo showcase. The dude goes off on every song.
Love ST, love Rob's time in the band... but if you wanna hear Rob funk out you gotta listen to Infectious Grooves. I'm solidly in the camp that believes that Thrash came from metal drummers adapting punk beats and/or punk drummers playing in metal bands. ST started as a punk band and personnel changes caused an evolution in their sound.
Hi Sir, maybe ya can consider Rob Trujilo's solo on Suicidal Tendencies, track call I WASN'T MEANT TO FEEL THIS / ASLEEP AT THE WHEEL on minute 5:13. Please!!!!
On the EP before Lights, Camera, Rev... (Controlled By Hatred/Feel Like Shht Deja Vu) Rob is listed as Stymee which was a joke standing for "ST, whY Me?!" but not sure if he actually played on any of those songs; maybe 1 or 2
I saw them on the Clash of the Titans tour just after this was released. I've got a memory of Rob tripping over a wedge and disappearing from the stage for a song or two.
@@solarpoweredtree no problem. He was replaced by Greyson Nekrutman who just left to replace Eloy Casagrande in Sepultura. Eloy is the guy that everyone is speculating is replacing Jay Weinberg in Slipknot. Looks like ST is looking for a new drummer. Mike will surely find a great drummer, whether it’s someone with name recognition or an unknown.
We always called it "skatepunk" or "motocross punk." But no, you gotta do _The Plague That Makes Your Booty Move, It's The Infectios Grooves._ Phenomenal, otherworldly bass clinic of funk, thrash like you've never heard. That's when Trujillo really opened my eyes. _Therapy_ has guest Ozzy. It's also how they met and later Rob played in his band. Every song. Every one. A _tour de force._ All the tricks. All his skills. Nowhere else will you hear Rob shine so much.
The Art of Rebellion and Infectious Grooves- The Plague That Makes Your Booty Move are two albums that really showcase Robert’s talents. Check those out.
Well, I don't know if he was miming or being true to it, but there was an actual played-on-MTV music video for this track, during which we get to see Rob do his thing during his solos.
I'm rather shocked that you're not that familiar with Mr. Trujillo's library. Infectious Grooves, ST, Jerry Cantrell solo stuff, Ozzy, Black Label, Metallica... Robert is The Man \m/.
That 90s drum sound. Puffy from Faith No More always had some great snappy sounds that I love, but John Stanier from Helmet had that god-tier snare that's never been equaled.
Infectious Grooves is Robert and Mike Muir (Suicidal Tendencies' singer) side project together. Infectious Grooves is a lot more funk than punk. Robert's skills/talent really showcase there. Metallica is where the $$$$ is but ST/IG is where his home at.
I met Rob in Toulouse a long time ago , really nice guy! however this isn't his first album with suicidal !! check out the FNG album "war inside my head" "I saw your mommy" some brutal bass lines !
Great Video. There is actually some video of Rob playing some Flamenco guitar I think during the Death Magnetic sessions and Kirk walks into the room and James I think says something to the effect of "You better watch out, someone is coming for your job". Rob is crazy talented and there is nobody better suited for the Bass gig with Metallica. The guy has paid his dues.
Rob is a beast, for sure. Aside from Suicidal Tendencies and Infections Grooves, he has had stints as Ozzy's bassist in the studio and on tour. He's had a few other studio appearances, such as for Jerry Cantrell and a couple songs used for Black Label Society. He's also in Nickel Creek's video for "Smoothie Song", which is worth a look, and also joined Rodrigo y Gabriela a couple times for their cover of "Orion".
Saw them open for Queensryche on the Mindcrime Tour. When he was announced as the new Metalica bassist I was happy as a clam. He's the best fit since Cliff.
Infectious Grooves!
Soooooo good
Came down to say the same thing - you wanna hear Rob slap shit silly? It's the groove that makes your booty move!
I just saw a vid of Jay Weinberg rehearsing with them. Must be heading out!
Punk it up
Aladin Sarsipious Soulamnagic Jackson the third!
Got to check his stuff on infectious grooves insane
+1 The Plague That Makes Your Booty Move... It's the Infectious Grooves .... must listen if you want to see Rob's great early work
I came to the comments to suggest the same thing.
It's dat Infectophibian thang man! They're touring Aus at the moment, and I'm too damned broke.
Oh yes, please! It's so violent & funky!
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Oh dang, I typed this comment before 15:43. 😅
Yeah, Infectious Grooves!!!!
Mike Muir loved Rob's playing so much, they created a funk band, Infectious Grooves. Based off what Rob played on Suicidal and Infectious Grooves, I knew he'd be completely underutilised in the trebleworld of Metallica. I was just glad a good dude got a great paying gig.
The trebleworld.
I love it.
I genuinely think Rob was the only person who could fill the very obvious void that still lingered with the original Metallica guys. Jason was too far removed from Cliff in every way but Rob brings back the feel and vibe of Cliff whilst putting his own spin and energy into the songs. Genuinely nice guy it seems as well who gets his place within Metallica and thoroughly deserved the million dollar handshake he got.
Trujillo is indeed overqualified for Metallica, or any thrash band for that matter.
Keep going down the rabbit hole it just keeps getting better! 🤘🏻
I can't blame Rob for taking that million dollar payout to sign the contract
Check out Trujillos other band INFECTIOUS GROOVES .. Trujillo and that drummer were in a league of their own!!
Will soon - looking forward!
@LowEndUniversity I love Metallica specially their first 4 albums major fan seen the live amazing- but man Trujillos skills are nerfed down way too much- but yeah, I dont think funk bass works with Metallicas signature sound... also check out CITIZEN FISH song " WIDER THAN A POST CARD" that bass line is EPIC!!
Yeah man the Infectious "groove family cyco" is where it's at. That was the introduction of Brooks Wackerman also (was super young then, like 15 - drummer) who of course went on to Bad Religion and more recently Avenged. Suicidal has been a proving ground for some of the worlds best musicians ever the years
That drummer was Steve Perkins from Janes Addiction!
@@stevenpipes1555 how the hell did I not know this!! Thanks!!
The entire Lights, Camera, Revolution album is just fantastic.
I also love how the ST in VISTA are the only two letters that are "lit up" on the marquee. 🤘
Holy crap. How have I never noticed this?!
@@alanstrange2421 I've been a fan of this album since they started playing videos on MTV from it, and I only just noticed the letters on the marquee a few years ago. That's pretty bad. 😆
WAIT... no fuckin way , i have this on vinyl from day 1 and only just noticed. Thanks for that
👀OMG!!!!
LMAO I have also owned this album since it came out and never noticed that.
Tye Trujillo, Rob's 19 year old son is now the official bassist of ST, should look for some videos of him, he started touring with Korn in 2017 when he was just 12.
And he is so cute 😂😂😂he stole his daddies whole face
@@mztweety1374lol 😅 yeah he’s a chip off the ol’ block “mini Rob” 👍
Welcome to the ST family.....I am an old man now but been a fan since forever.
STARMY !
@@garyregan7298
4 LIFE!!🤘
SxTx army 4 life
4 Life.
It'll always be S.T. !
I got to see them live on this tour when they opened for Queensryche. We got to the venue before the doors opened and while we were waiting outside a white "free candy" type van pulls up to the curb and out pops the members of ST. They setup a table with a bunch of pizza and had ice chests full of Pepsi. They were so nice.. "Hey! Come get some pizza and a pepsi!" They also handed out promotional a cassette with a plain white cover that just said "Taste Test" on it and hung around and signed it. Very unexpected and cool experience.
So he finally got his Pepsi.
@@CMZIEBARTH Yup!
I saw them on the Quennsryche tour as well what was it 1991 maybe. I actually only went to watch Suicidal I wasn’t much of a Quensryche fan to be honest. Did the Quensryche guys bring a basketball hoop on stage at your show?
@@waylonbeasley1477 Hah, no. I don't remember any basketball hoops on stage. I was a fan of both, so it was a great show. I listened to a lot of ST while skating with friends in high school.. I even had a huge "Join the Army" patch sewn on the back of my denim jacket.
@@R2robot Actually even though I wasn’t much of a fan of QR I do remember they put on a damn good show .. Fun memories thanks for that 👍
Los cycos! So happy to see a Robert Trujillo journey! This album and the next two were their best work IMO. Love to see you react to You Can't Bring Me Down. It still gets regular play in my life.
Rob Wright from Nomeansno is absolutely one of the top 5 bassists in punk. Even if you don’t do a reaction on this channel, I highly suggest checking them out. His tone is like nothing you’ve ever heard a bass sound like
Coming up 100%!!
Hell yeah I forgot a out those guys! Awesome band
I just started checking these guys out. I think someone here mentioned them, knew about them for years from a comp back in the day. Can't wait to see watch the reaction
@@LowEndUniversity You MUST do "Rags and Bones" by NoMeansNo!
they have another project too, the Hanson Brothers
This song made me want to start playing bass back in a day, some...35 years ago(?)
My friends played guitar, but when I bought this album and listened to this song I went 'I want to do THAT'.
Awesome video! Suicidal Tendencies are one of my favorites. I am once again requesting you do Refused - The Deadly Rhythm
Agree! We need some international representation, and not just the US bands
GOOD CALL ON REFUSED
Suicidal Tendencies - Send Me Your Money - Transbordeur 1994 - LIVE
Check out an awesome live version of that song. You can clearly see how he plays there.
Hell yeah!!! ST was a favorite back in the day. I was just listening to How Will I Laugh Tomorrow a few days ago.
I love ST and Infectious Grooves. Whhip Cream...
spread it all over my bought eye
I'm here for this infectiphibian thing, man!
Institutionalized and How Will I Laugh Tomorrow are "must hear" from this band. The former being more punk/hardcore and the latter being very melodic. Not necessarily for reacting to the bass, but just need to listen :)
The institutionalized bass line makes the song what it is.
If anyone listens to the song "How Will I Laugh Tomorrow?" for the first time, they definitely need to hear the FULL length album version with the epic solo and not the radio friendly shortened version used for the video or the emotional version (Which has it's testicles removed) The full length album version of the song is definitely one I go back to regularly!🤘
Can still recite that album how decades latter 😂
yessssss they are the best albums ever.
First 3 albums Are THE Greatest 3 albums Ever released. THE Pinnicle of music. The Best Punk album.Ever, The Best Crossover album Ever and The Best Thrash metal album Ever consecutive.
Also, ST has ALWAYS had great bassists, no matter which one you choose. Its super important to their sound. Luiche Mayorga, Josh Paul, Thundercat, even Robert's kid Tye are all monsters.
Didn’t know Josh Paul and Thundercat did, whoa!
Mike Muir's true talent isn't being a great front man, it's being the world's best musical talent scout. That members section on their wiki is like a murderers row.
@@hctownie yeah, for sure. Dave Lombardo, Josh Freese, Rocky George, Grayson Nekrutmann, just off the top of my head.
And his brother was an OG Z-boy.
@@jaron91 DOGTOWN!!!!
Ra Diaz too. And agree. Such a great groove sound that Muir has always had a talent to spot a good player for.
Just bought tickets to see Rob touring with Infectious Grooves in Australia!
1:52 is that the riff from RHCP cover of Higher Ground? Does it appear earlier than that somewhere?
Infectious grooves violent and funky specifically PLEEEASE
I REALLY hope you see this, you can find a video of them playing live in madrid 1993 and you can see Rob play it and it just feels so cool to see that it’s almost like you went back in time to be there!
I haven't stopped listening to suicidal tendencies.
You might dig The Art Of Rebellion album too, Rob is on beast mode there.
YES
Musically it was probs their best album.
Tammy Faye Baker...this song is about TV evangelist that rip people off! Love it, dope track
Check out Suicidal live at Orion Fest in Atlantic City 6/23/12 with Rob on bass. it's available here on youtube.
You made me a happy man... Please follow this with their song "Accept My Sacrifice" or "Asleep at the Wheel" off their follow up album from 1992 ART OF REBELLION. He pulls off some pretty impressive playing on both albums... His tone on that album is far too underrated. I stood in awe when I saw Suicidal open for Megadeth in 92. Rob's part in Accept My Sacrifice he was front and center with his foot up on the monitor belting out the sickest sounding notes... When you hear the song, you will know exactly what part I am talking about. Cheers, and thank you!
Could you do an album review?
Please do ...And Out Come The Wolves - Rancid
I know you've already reacted to Maxwell Murder but that whole album is worth a listening
I did that full album on Patreon!
For more Robert Trujillo you have to check out another band that he was in called "Infectious Grooves" I highly recommend their song "Violent and Funky" I have been trying to learn that baseline for years.
All I wanted was a Pepsi
If you know, then ya know.
Effing Yaaaawwwnnnn.
From the beginning to The Art of Rebellion, ST was one of my favorite bands, Suicidal 4 Life even had a couple of decent tracks, I lost track after that, Controlled by Hatred and How Will I Laugh Tomorrow are also incredible albums
You Nailed it. I think the Art of was the last of their Greatest. Their first 3 albums were the Greatest music put down on record.
@JohnSmith-rk6jy I can't believe I forgot to mention Lights, Camera, Revolution, one of my absolute favorites
that album is just timeless honestly
NoMeansNo is a very interesting and unique band. They mashup punk with weird versions of jazz. The consistent members are the Wright brothers. Rob, who is the bass player has also played a lot of guitar in the band. What they always did was make the guitar and base play the same part. Like Rob almost played the base like guitar, even when they had Andy or Tom as a guitarist. For a while, the band was only duo of the brothers and IMO thats the most interesting period of the band where Rob wrote both bass and guitar parts.
Wrong is probably their best and most liked album, but Why Do They Call Me Mr. Happy? is the most artisticaly complex. The songs fully blend into each other. From this album is amazing the section before and after Happy Bridge. I would love to see rection to Madnees & Death, Happy Bridge and Kill Everyone Now listened in a single session.
I second this!
Every Day I Start to Ooze is my fav
I love No means no
I'm glad I got to see them so many times when I was younger.
Saw Infectious Grooves a few months ago in Sydney with Rob and they played this from the Suicidal back catalogue.
Man, the dude is amazing
Infectious - Punk it up! Best stage dives of my life were at ST. Ah glory days.
You mentioned Pantera. I saw Suicidal Tendencies Pantera and Exodus together at UC Irvine, California, for support of this album and cowboys from hell. The pit was glorious.
Definitely have to check out Infectious Grooves!
My favourite track on LCR. As other have said, Infectious Grooves - Violent and Funky. I saw Rob with ST supporting Metallica in 94.
This video was uploaded about 2 weeks ago on Jay Weinberg's Official TH-cam Channel - "Infectious Grooves "Frustrated Again" Practice Drum Cam". Infectious Grooves is a side project of Rob and Mike Muir, Jay's been jamming with them since leaving Slipknot and uploaded this studio session, Rob's in full mosh mode stomping around the studio like Godzilla in Tokyo.
Speaking of Slipknot, Sepultura drummer Eloy Casagrande just up and quit their upcoming 40 Anniversary tour for a different project, he didn't confirm yet but everyone already has a good idea that he's Slipknot's new drummer.
Okay, I got one to blow your mind, the horror pops. Lead singer plays a stand up and she’s amazing. They’re horror punk rockabilly. Got to see them live back in the day and it was insane.
Necromantix is wild too. Both punk with stand up bass that drives all the songs
I saw the Nekromantix open for Reverend Horton Heat in Seattle at the Showbox 11 years ago. Both bands have amazing bass players, but Kim Nekroman has such a badass stage presence and sings lead as well. It puts him in a league of his OWN!
I saw the horror pops in 2004 at warped tour, they are fuckin amazing.
I saw Robert with Metallica in 2004, and he got a chance to spotlight some of his playing. The setlists online don't specify, it was probably a short medley but I think parts of "Anesthesia" were in there. Regardless, I was looking to see what he could do and was impressed. Very underrated player, and underutilized in Metallica.
The common lineage that thrash and hardcore punk share largely comes down to Motorhead. If you haven't taken a look at Lemmy's playing yet, I highly recommend checking him out. He played like no other bassist before or since.
This song was my introduction to Suicidal Tendencies! Saw the video on Beavis & Butthead, and even though this was 30+ years now I can still vividly remember just being hooked! Bought Lights Camera Revolution not long after, and after that I was a fan. And still am! Can't wait to see what you think of Infectious Grooves (love them too, of course)!
Love the channel! So nice to see punk music approached this way.
Knowing you dig walking bass lines, you NEED to check out The Rezillos - Flying Saucer Attack
When I saw them on this tour Rob was playing Tobias basses through SVTs. Such a great album.
(1:25) reminds me of Higher Ground (Red hot style)
This album came out when I was in high school. I listened to it so much that the tape on the cassette stretched (if you know you know). Nice reaction, keep em coming.
Ned’s Atomic Dustbin: Suave and Sophisticated
Suicide Machines: Hey
Blue Meanies: Smash The Magnavox
😊❤
now its time for some infectious grooves
If you want to see the actual music video (and Rob playing’ for this song it is listed under ‘I saw your mommy’, a completely different song, but no one ever corrected it.
Also I think you should do a video on Mastodon. Troy Sanders has a tone a lot of bass players beg to achieve and some of his riffs are just beautiful. Like Teardrinker, Ghost of Karelia, Where strides the Behemoth, Naked Burn etc.
The last time i saw him live was on a Metallica (ironically) tour before he joined. The headliners were Metallica and Alice in Chains with Rob Halford's Fight and Suicidal Tendencies opening. I think this was around 1995 or 96 almost 30 years ago.
Check out “Scream Out” by Suicidal Tendencies. It’s off the Freedumb album after Rob left. Josh Paul plays bass on that album, very amazing & underrated bassist.
*side note... Josh Freese fills in on drums on the next few albums following Herrera's departure..
Robert is one of 3 bass players that got me to pick up the bass. Do Infectious Grooves - Violent and funky or Punk it Up to see him stretch his legs...
I’ve got “Violent & Funky” on the list!!
@@LowEndUniversity the bass on Violent and Funky is technically interesting but pretty much the same all the way through, Punk it up is a little more funky, funny enough.
I've been into Infectious Grooves since 1991. Skipped my prom to go see them live for the first time. I could give you a dozen songs that shows just how versatile Robert really is. I was happy for Rob when he got the Metallica gig, but I was also just a little bummed as well...
@@TruckJohnson that's a actually a fair point about Violent & Funky. I tend to slip into suggesting tracks that I like as a song, and while the bass track is absolutely funky, it is very repetitive for the types of videos he does.
I still think he'll enjoy it, though.
I saw ST & IG at the old State Theater in Detroit right after Rob left (around 94-95) with an 18 year old Josh Paul on bass. I had seen ST several times (and a few other bassists) before, but the first time with IG. Josh is a badass, as well.
Those damn blue collar tweekers primus woodstock 94 gotta check it out
Check out the vids of his son playing shows w Korn when Fieldy was absent from live shows when I believe he was only 12 or 13
I saw Metallica and Suicidal. Together in Nashvegas,TN... it was awesome.. plus Candlebox
What year was that?? I saw that ST hopped on a bill last minute with them last year too.
@@LowEndUniversity Starwood amphitheater June 19th..1992....a lifetime ago... lol
@BlutoMindpretzel72 '92... they showed that time... when "You" was big.. :)
@BlutoMindpretzel72 I saw FIGHT at the little dance hall venue in Atlanta about that time... with Anthrax as the headliner...
Infectious Groves!! Punk it up!!
That grove on the bass is sick!
Glad to see Rob on here! Looooove his version of Immigrant Song with Infectious Grooves!!
Have you ever done one of these on the Minutemen or the Dead Milkmen
Infectious Grooves - Cousin Randy
Listen to Infectious Grooves. Its a funk/metal side project of Mike Muir from Suicidal on Vocals and Robert Trujillo on bass and Stephen Perkins of Janes Addiction on drums.
My first ever concert in 93 or 94 in Des Moines. Metallica, Danzig, Suicidal. Suicidal had to cut their set short because the singer slipped on stage, it was raining, and gashed his knee open.
This song has fantastic bass. Was wanting to see your reaction to the bass fills. In terms of the Metallica thing, Jason also has mad skills as a player, that you didn't really get to hear, especially on Justice.
Funk metal was a thing in the late 80s/early 90s (Primus was often lumped in with the scene) and Robert in ST & IG was a BIG part of it. This album & The Art of Rebellion are his best with ST (IMO, of course) & the 1st IG album, The Plague That Makes Your Booty Move, is a Robert Trujillo showcase. The dude goes off on every song.
Love the vids and keep them coming! I still jam STS.
I seen ST live on this tour, he was awesome, they opened for queensryche on the empire tour. Rob delivered!!!!!
That bass solo reminded me of You Can Call Me Al by Paul Simon.
Love ST, love Rob's time in the band... but if you wanna hear Rob funk out you gotta listen to Infectious Grooves.
I'm solidly in the camp that believes that Thrash came from metal drummers adapting punk beats and/or punk drummers playing in metal bands. ST started as a punk band and personnel changes caused an evolution in their sound.
Infectious Grooves bro
Damn e everyone agrees lol
I haven’t listened to this album in at least 10 years. I need to correct that. Such a great album.
Hi Sir, maybe ya can consider Rob Trujilo's solo on Suicidal Tendencies, track call I WASN'T MEANT TO FEEL THIS / ASLEEP AT THE WHEEL on minute 5:13. Please!!!!
waiting for the infectious grooves video since I know it's inivetsble now.
On the EP before Lights, Camera, Rev... (Controlled By Hatred/Feel Like Shht Deja Vu) Rob is listed as Stymee which was a joke standing for "ST, whY Me?!" but not sure if he actually played on any of those songs; maybe 1 or 2
Suggestions:
NoMeansNo - Big Dick
Refused - Summerholidays vs Punkroutine
Satanic Surfers - Don't Skate on My Ramp
Belvedere - Elephant March
Great video as always! I want to keep requesting Alkaline Trio, Dan Andriano is one of my fav bass players ever.
In vein has a really great bass lines
You should do a video on Refused, "Summer Holiday Vs Punk Routine" has an insane bass line
I saw them on the Clash of the Titans tour just after this was released. I've got a memory of Rob tripping over a wedge and disappearing from the stage for a song or two.
Brooks Wackerman, the "new" drummer for Bad Religion also came from Suicidal Tendencies.
You need to catch up, Brooks left Bad Religion in 2015 to join Avenged Sevenfold.
@@biohazard_613 wow. I'm nearly a decade late to that update. lol. appreciate it.
@@solarpoweredtree no problem. He was replaced by Greyson Nekrutman who just left to replace Eloy Casagrande in Sepultura. Eloy is the guy that everyone is speculating is replacing Jay Weinberg in Slipknot. Looks like ST is looking for a new drummer. Mike will surely find a great drummer, whether it’s someone with name recognition or an unknown.
ST older stuff is awesome!! some of my favorite music
We always called it "skatepunk" or "motocross punk."
But no, you gotta do _The Plague That Makes Your Booty Move, It's The Infectios Grooves._
Phenomenal, otherworldly bass clinic of funk, thrash like you've never heard. That's when Trujillo really opened my eyes.
_Therapy_ has guest Ozzy. It's also how they met and later Rob played in his band.
Every song. Every one. A _tour de force._ All the tricks. All his skills.
Nowhere else will you hear Rob shine so much.
Love Rob! I think it's so cool Rob's son Tye plays bass for Suicidal now lol. Maybe you should do a video on Tye Trujillo too!
The Art of Rebellion and Infectious Grooves- The Plague That Makes Your Booty Move are two albums that really showcase Robert’s talents. Check those out.
Got a bloody nose in a suicidal pit in Miami a few years ago.
ST has been through a few drummers. But they were all top-notch.
Infectious grooves dude 💯
Well, I don't know if he was miming or being true to it, but there was an actual played-on-MTV music video for this track, during which we get to see Rob do his thing during his solos.
I'm rather shocked that you're not that familiar with Mr. Trujillo's library. Infectious Grooves, ST, Jerry Cantrell solo stuff, Ozzy, Black Label, Metallica... Robert is The Man \m/.
That 90s drum sound. Puffy from Faith No More always had some great snappy sounds that I love, but John Stanier from Helmet had that god-tier snare that's never been equaled.
Infectious Grooves is Robert and Mike Muir (Suicidal Tendencies' singer) side project together. Infectious Grooves is a lot more funk than punk. Robert's skills/talent really showcase there. Metallica is where the $$$$ is but ST/IG is where his home at.
I met Rob in Toulouse a long time ago , really nice guy! however this isn't his first album with suicidal !! check out the FNG album "war inside my head" "I saw your mommy" some brutal bass lines !
Infectious Grooves you pick me up (just to throw me down) has incredible basslines through the whole song!
It would make for a great reaction video.
ST is less popular but way better than Metallica.... yeah I said it, what?
This is not an untrue statement 🧐
Easy facts
SO true dude
They might not have sold as many albums as Metallica, but the quality of music and technical ability of the musicians is way beyond Metallica's reach.
They are mooore popular, but they does not share the same fanbase.
!Suicidal por vida! I grew up listening to ST. One of the original OG skate-punk-thrash bands.
...and the album The Art of Rebellion
Great Video. There is actually some video of Rob playing some Flamenco guitar I think during the Death Magnetic sessions and Kirk walks into the room and James I think says something to the effect of "You better watch out, someone is coming for your job". Rob is crazy talented and there is nobody better suited for the Bass gig with Metallica. The guy has paid his dues.
Rob is a beast, for sure. Aside from Suicidal Tendencies and Infections Grooves, he has had stints as Ozzy's bassist in the studio and on tour. He's had a few other studio appearances, such as for Jerry Cantrell and a couple songs used for Black Label Society. He's also in Nickel Creek's video for "Smoothie Song", which is worth a look, and also joined Rodrigo y Gabriela a couple times for their cover of "Orion".
Saw them open for Queensryche on the Mindcrime Tour. When he was announced as the new Metalica bassist I was happy as a clam. He's the best fit since Cliff.
Infectious Grooves!! Monster Skank! Punk it Up! Violent & Funky! Stop Funk'n with My Head!
Violent and Funky, Therapy, Infectious Grooves
Infectious Grooves🤘
I would like to recommend any song of "Catch 22", from their album "Keasbey Nights", but specially "On & On & On"