I just think "Dead Goon" "Platypus" "squeeze me macaroni" i.e songs that have insane brilliant Bass lines that you can hear, not to mention everything else where the part doesn't place the part front and center but he's holding down the low end of INSANE complex parts
hope Bungle comes out and does some shows 2022 or 2023. didn't have a chance to see them back in the day, and was out of it in 2020. who else would feel blessed to be able to see California Live, from beginning to end?
Thanks for the great interview Forr those interested & looking for new music Trevor mentioned liking: Full of Hell Leveridge Models Puce Mary Luigi Nono and Britney Spears
Nice that he's rocking a full of hell shirt, though when Trevor mention wanting to work with the likes of Bjork, Fiona Apple and Pj Harvey i thought about how much i'd love to hear him playing with any of those amazing ladies
I could actually say that Trevor is my idol when it comes to playing bass. He is amazing and I would love to play as good as him one day. He is such a sweet genuine guy too 👍
Dunn on Bungle: "we just went full weird" ...and then: "Britney Spears needs to throw in some weird chords and start a punk band" hahaha this guy definitely gets it man. And a great interview bro
I am hoarder as well.. nevertheless..meeting MR. TREVOR DUNN..on the first date of suspended animation..was a blessing.. he is an awesomeness fellow. When when it was mentioned about having a vaccine for For C-19.. just can out in the last 72 hrs..they have something that 90% by that famous pharmaceutical company.. mmmmmm MAJOR PROP FOR THIS INTERVIEW!!!! Cheers from Texas
The bassline for Dead Goon is still a wonder for the ears. Don't get me wrong, he's done it several times. But that line was the 1st time Trevor Dunn twisted my lil brain into a knot.
Killer interview. I am really hoping the Bungle shows get rescheduled once Patton is up to it. I was so excited to see them last year after listening to them for so long.
"I enjoy being confused"! Haha; love it. Great interview. You guys are both natural and super open minded. I loved his story about listening to Luigi Nono. I felt that way when listening to California. It took years to grow on me and eventually became one of my all time favourite albums. Anyway, thanks. Oh and Igorrr is from Strasbourg, France.
Great interview. Way back in the early 90's I went to a Mr. Bungle show in San Jose, CA at a place called The Cactus Club. A friend of mine was a bartender there and would sometimes let me go into the kitchen area to get free food. One day he said "Yo those dudes are back here, you should come meet them". I walk back there, I these two guys laughing like crazy in front of the french fry machine, with their dongs hanging out pissing into the fryer oil, it was patton and dunn. I was mortified. Turned around and got out of there as fast as I could. Later on I saw people eating french fries just replaying what I saw in my head and what they were eating. Oof.
Back in the day playing on a commodore 64, we used to know the actual composers of the games songs, they had their own sound and feel. Both of you should check out Rob Hubbard and Martin Galway as great examples. Now back to the interview, nice one!
"For a musician, the SNES sound engine is like an artist using Crayola crayons. Nobuo Uematsu used Crayola crayons to paint the Sistine Chapel." -JeremyJahns
..me and my mates used to drop acid and sit in a room lit with a singular red light bulb and proceed to listen to disco Volante LOUD...used to scare the shit out of anyone who didn't know what the fuck we did every Friday night!...
@@GlobalPsychosis Are you implying that Trevor Dunn is a "communist"? If so, what basis do you have for this statement other than the hat? And what does any of this have to do with what he said about nationalists?
@@smashdalde9713 there is necro, of course, if you like ill bill. there is a really dark satanic rap crew from my town, devilish trio. your old droog is influenced by everything.. making movie and music suggestions to people is one of my favorite things to do.
very laid back cool interview style, i dig! never heard trevor dunn interviewed before so thank you. their london gig on california tour for me as a 15 year old at the time was a priceless experience, amazing performance and they had a magician as the support act. (magician- "what's the magic word everybody?" crowd- "fuck off!". he and his assistant got beered badly). oh what a night. this is where the comment gets less palatable maybe. but it is opinion! and i respect the different opinions of everyone else. say and think what you will. i'm just saying this because by some of the comments you and trevor made, it's clear you aren't aware of the revelations made by some important independent scientists. it's not an attempt to make you or anyone else be all preachy like this or "proclaim from the window tops!", it's cos you're two cool guys who should at least have the opportunity to hear the truth (which, although raises some new concerns, certainly eases the big ones!). and the truth is, no one knows for sure. no one. but the government and news are stating certain things are facts in regards to the current situation which are not. they are theories, based on reasonable presumptions, but not facts. i'm simply going to outline the far more likely scenario on a microscopic level. because the by-products of playing the "better safe than sorry" game are actually damaging people's health, and not just oxygen depletion through coverings; our state of mind is being shown to be so much more important now for health than was ever even considered. true appreciation of what our cells are doing and how mystical (which i don't use lightly) they are is self perpetuating for strength and positivity. that's a discovery worth writing a thesis of a youtube comment for in case it eases someone elses mind. i remember how scared i was at the start of this whole thing before i heard the evidence. louis pasteur admitted in his personal diaries and on his death bed that he never infected any person or animal with purely cultured bacteria (he poisoned people with arsenic to keep his theory going). professors have ingested entire test tubes of purely cultured listeria with no ill effects, because they weren't feeding, and breaking down, the toxins they experience 'in the wild'. in other words, it's the micro toxins which they expunge which can be damaging to health, not the actual bacteria themselves. how does this pertain to what is going right now? well, we each have over 300 trillion viruses in our bodies, they are en ever present resident. when we experience toxins/stress/insults(eg radiation)/injury, viruses become activated. judy mikovitz explained that "some cause terrible lesions", "some tear through cells", but that is because some are pushing toxins out of the body, some are creating 'firebreaks' of poisonous cells, they perform vital tasks in our bodies. although it is possible to die of the symptoms caused by viruses, this disguises the actual original cause of illness and that the person would have died of poisoning anyway, despite their cell's best efforts by activating viruses (which are not living things). most of the time the process of shedding toxins is not fatal and only mild symptoms occur (runny nose etc). judy mikovitz has also isolated and shown viruses to be infectious, but not illness-inducers. if anything, a viral particle would merely strengthen the arsenal of someone's immune system for future toxic experiences, in other words positively contagious. i'm gonna leave a couple of links in case anyone's interested, this shit be important. this video has crucial info but especially between 10mins and 31 mins th-cam.com/video/KGGd7-vvd9Y/w-d-xo.html an excellent talk which delves into this topic th-cam.com/video/0V5QJVuHaC4/w-d-xo.html
"how do you know America is the greatest country?" asks the guy wearing a red star of communism. Trevor, how do you know you really wanna wear that red star? Have you lived under a Communist regime?
I think that's what I try and inspire with this show. To let people see the "normal, hang out" side of these artists we admire. Thank you for listening!
@@THERRBG I feel ya’, and really admire and respect that approach. They may be great artists and such, but they’re also human beings, and some of them have a lot to say and share. I myself am planning to start a similar project here in Puerto Rico, and you’re show has been helping me with my brainstorming process. Keep up the interesting and genuine conversations, I’m enjoying them a lot!🤘🏻
Trevor has been an influence since the early 90’s. He is one of the most underrated players out there.
The nicest guy, the greatest player
I just think "Dead Goon" "Platypus" "squeeze me macaroni" i.e songs that have insane brilliant Bass lines that you can hear, not to mention everything else where the part doesn't place the part front and center but he's holding down the low end of INSANE complex parts
Trevor is one of the most under appreciated bassists ever. So glad to see him in more media. Thanks for this interview!
hope Bungle comes out and does some shows 2022 or 2023. didn't have a chance to see them back in the day, and was out of it in 2020. who else would feel blessed to be able to see California Live, from beginning to end?
every time someone says "who's trevor dunn?" i play them dead goon. i've changed many bass players' lives for the better with that.
I found some piano covers of California recently. The ones that stand out are his compositions, they're very harmonically dense and interesting.
He should be one of the most famous bass players around the world, too underrated for his level and creativity
Thanks for the great interview
Forr those interested & looking for new music Trevor mentioned liking:
Full of Hell
Leveridge Models
Puce Mary
Luigi Nono
and Britney Spears
Thank You!
Nice that he's rocking a full of hell shirt, though when Trevor mention wanting to work with the likes of Bjork, Fiona Apple and Pj Harvey i thought about how much i'd love to hear him playing with any of those amazing ladies
I could actually say that Trevor is my idol when it comes to playing bass. He is amazing and I would love to play as good as him one day. He is such a sweet genuine guy too 👍
Dunn on Bungle: "we just went full weird"
...and then: "Britney Spears needs to throw in some weird chords and start a punk band"
hahaha this guy definitely gets it man. And a great interview bro
I am hoarder as well.. nevertheless..meeting MR. TREVOR DUNN..on the first date of suspended animation..was a blessing.. he is an awesomeness fellow. When when it was mentioned about having a vaccine for For C-19.. just can out in the last 72 hrs..they have something that 90% by that famous pharmaceutical company.. mmmmmm MAJOR PROP FOR THIS INTERVIEW!!!! Cheers from Texas
Bloody love Trevor.
The bassline for Dead Goon is still a wonder for the ears. Don't get me wrong, he's done it several times. But that line was the 1st time Trevor Dunn twisted my lil brain into a knot.
Killer interview. I am really hoping the Bungle shows get rescheduled once Patton is up to it. I was so excited to see them last year after listening to them for so long.
TOP ARTIST AND TOP BASS PLAYER .....YEAH ........RESPECT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Big Respect for asking that question about videogame music, I think Trevor would appreciate Uematsu or Yasunori Mistuda, Great interview man, kudos.
He is such a nice guy!
Thank you for this great interview.
Thanks for checking it out!
I had the pleasure of seeing him play with The Melvins Lite. Such a good bass player.
"I enjoy being confused"! Haha; love it. Great interview. You guys are both natural and super open minded. I loved his story about listening to Luigi Nono. I felt that way when listening to California. It took years to grow on me and eventually became one of my all time favourite albums. Anyway, thanks. Oh and Igorrr is from Strasbourg, France.
Yeah man I love the chilen vibe of these podcasts.
Great interview. Way back in the early 90's I went to a Mr. Bungle show in San Jose, CA at a place called The Cactus Club. A friend of mine was a bartender there and would sometimes let me go into the kitchen area to get free food. One day he said "Yo those dudes are back here, you should come meet them". I walk back there, I these two guys laughing like crazy in front of the french fry machine, with their dongs hanging out pissing into the fryer oil, it was patton and dunn. I was mortified. Turned around and got out of there as fast as I could. Later on I saw people eating french fries just replaying what I saw in my head and what they were eating. Oof.
metal
That bass line and tone on "Methematics" is the Gold standard. Metal album of the Year, hands down.
Back in the day playing on a commodore 64, we used to know the actual composers of the games songs, they had their own sound and feel. Both of you should check out Rob Hubbard and Martin Galway as great examples. Now back to the interview, nice one!
Dude looks 30. Wtf....
I guess he's not one of those musicians who drinks prodigiously and ingests copious amounts of drugs.
@@expedientself thats literally every human being in 2020
seriously what the hell
Ever seen DJ Q-Bert? Dudes 51 but looks 18. Crazy lol.
Actually, They never drank, smoked, or took any drugs... nor did Mike
these are the coolest interviews
They really are man, I love the chillen audio vibes. I listen to them on the drive back from stressful days at work.
Trevor’s a doll....
Great interview.
"For a musician, the SNES sound engine is like an artist using Crayola crayons. Nobuo Uematsu used Crayola crayons to paint the Sistine Chapel."
-JeremyJahns
Quiet, don't tell anybody.
Its a secret.
don't let em know
*doo doo doo doo doo doo, dunna doo duh*
I know the secret song now.... they wouldn't tell me.
@@leavemealone3089 but somehow i found out!
Zoopzoopzoopzoozoozoozoozoozoop *ooooooOOOooooo*
Trevor has got a compost box. New song title.
..me and my mates used to drop acid and sit in a room lit with a singular red light bulb and proceed to listen to disco Volante LOUD...used to scare the shit out of anyone who didn't know what the fuck we did every Friday night!...
Great interview!
It’s funny cause I thought he was Pedro Pascal in the thumbnail, and it’s the very first thing the interviewer mentions 😄
trevor is da man!
Cheers for this. New sub from Ballarat Australia 🤘
Awesome! Thanks for listening! Please tell your friends! Cheers!
Buenicimo Edito!
that disco asmr feel u mentioned is influenced by music concrete
Great interview! Igorrr is from France btw
Thanks for listening!
Master bass player
we gots tha Jaco of Death Metal right here, yo
Castlevania IV. Thumbs up! Sega's Altered Beast is great too.
check out the music for "shadowrun" RPG game on SNES
Five people refuse to be down.
Very cool! Huge fan of Trevor. Subscribed!
Thank you!
"shadowrun" game on SNES has some really cool music.
WSOU Seton hall Pirate radio shout out
Platypus!
I used to melt crayons on the radiator in my house as a kid..good times
Igorrr is a french DJ, with additional bandmembers nowadays, so you know!
Ageless genius
Come to Portugal dude
Sick hat
Curious if the red star hat is a communist thing? If so, he and King Buzzo playing in the same band is true tolerance and I love it.
It’s definitely communist. He does his subtle jab about nationalism towards the end of the interview.
@@GlobalPsychosis Are you implying that Trevor Dunn is a "communist"? If so, what basis do you have for this statement other than the hat? And what does any of this have to do with what he said about nationalists?
Ninja Gaiden on original NES has
the best video game music.
Pedro Pascal! 😂
Yes! Thank you!
@@THERRBG Vote for Pedro.
Yo eddy, it's Flavio from back in the day. This is awesome haha
Yooooo! Thanks homie!
Look at TISM
Full of Bungle
the snes soundtrack for the lawnmower man is my fav.. if you like video game music, check out rad goomba on youtube.. that is me
DUNN
I also judge the greatness of other countries by the exotic looking people serving me exotic looking food.
Yeah, get mad on the internet, change the world
@@Astronautism too passive to qualify as passive aggressiveness... Well plaid
@@pablopumarestaminiau7512 "Well plaid" LMAOOOO
Trevor looks like his bottle of alcohol is neverdunn here.
Good interview. Thanks.
Has he ever aged?
Why does he look and sound like a 25 year old??
Pedro Pascal
Vote for Pedro!
Javier peña
if you wanna hear rap dudes who are into metal listen to three 6 mafia.. try songs like stomp and torture chamber.. classic tennessee shit
ILL BILL is big into metal too..as is Gortex.I'll check out three 6 mafia,need some new shit to listen to.
@@smashdalde9713 there is necro, of course, if you like ill bill. there is a really dark satanic rap crew from my town, devilish trio. your old droog is influenced by everything.. making movie and music suggestions to people is one of my favorite things to do.
God speed,my friend.
I think The Little Bow Wow was Satanic. He’s also pretty metal I think so
Trey Spruance smoked weed and experimented with psychedellics like dmt, ayahuasca etc
Source?
very laid back cool interview style, i dig! never heard trevor dunn interviewed before so thank you. their london gig on california tour for me as a 15 year old at the time was a priceless experience, amazing performance and they had a magician as the support act. (magician- "what's the magic word everybody?" crowd- "fuck off!". he and his assistant got beered badly). oh what a night.
this is where the comment gets less palatable maybe. but it is opinion! and i respect the different opinions of everyone else. say and think what you will. i'm just saying this because by some of the comments you and trevor made, it's clear you aren't aware of the revelations made by some important independent scientists. it's not an attempt to make you or anyone else be all preachy like this or "proclaim from the window tops!", it's cos you're two cool guys who should at least have the opportunity to hear the truth (which, although raises some new concerns, certainly eases the big ones!). and the truth is, no one knows for sure. no one. but the government and news are stating certain things are facts in regards to the current situation which are not. they are theories, based on reasonable presumptions, but not facts. i'm simply going to outline the far more likely scenario on a microscopic level. because the by-products of playing the "better safe than sorry" game are actually damaging people's health, and not just oxygen depletion through coverings; our state of mind is being shown to be so much more important now for health than was ever even considered. true appreciation of what our cells are doing and how mystical (which i don't use lightly) they are is self perpetuating for strength and positivity. that's a discovery worth writing a thesis of a youtube comment for in case it eases someone elses mind. i remember how scared i was at the start of this whole thing before i heard the evidence.
louis pasteur admitted in his personal diaries and on his death bed that he never infected any person or animal with purely cultured bacteria (he poisoned people with arsenic to keep his theory going). professors have ingested entire test tubes of purely cultured listeria with no ill effects, because they weren't feeding, and breaking down, the toxins they experience 'in the wild'. in other words, it's the micro toxins which they expunge which can be damaging to health, not the actual bacteria themselves. how does this pertain to what is going right now? well, we each have over 300 trillion viruses in our bodies, they are en ever present resident. when we experience toxins/stress/insults(eg radiation)/injury, viruses become activated. judy mikovitz explained that "some cause terrible lesions", "some tear through cells", but that is because some are pushing toxins out of the body, some are creating 'firebreaks' of poisonous cells, they perform vital tasks in our bodies. although it is possible to die of the symptoms caused by viruses, this disguises the actual original cause of illness and that the person would have died of poisoning anyway, despite their cell's best efforts by activating viruses (which are not living things). most of the time the process of shedding toxins is not fatal and only mild symptoms occur (runny nose etc). judy mikovitz has also isolated and shown viruses to be infectious, but not illness-inducers. if anything, a viral particle would merely strengthen the arsenal of someone's immune system for future toxic experiences, in other words positively contagious. i'm gonna leave a couple of links in case anyone's interested, this shit be important.
this video has crucial info but especially between 10mins and 31 mins
th-cam.com/video/KGGd7-vvd9Y/w-d-xo.html
an excellent talk which delves into this topic
th-cam.com/video/0V5QJVuHaC4/w-d-xo.html
"how do you know America is the greatest country?" asks the guy wearing a red star of communism. Trevor, how do you know you really wanna wear that red star? Have you lived under a Communist regime?
James Franco. He looks like James Franco.
These guys have no idea what they’re talking about when it comes to politics.
Righteous... I don’t think a lot of people are here for political talk, ya frickin boner.
I would love to sit down a talk with Trevor about music, and politics. He seems like a really sweet and interesting person.
I think that's what I try and inspire with this show. To let people see the "normal, hang out" side of these artists we admire. Thank you for listening!
@@THERRBG I feel ya’, and really admire and respect that approach. They may be great artists and such, but they’re also human beings, and some of them have a lot to say and share. I myself am planning to start a similar project here in Puerto Rico, and you’re show has been helping me with my brainstorming process.
Keep up the interesting and genuine conversations, I’m enjoying them a lot!🤘🏻
Great interview.