truly one of the very best, maybe the best even though that's a stupid thing to say for something subjective. but i defy anybody thinking alr's playing is subjective.
Chuck was genius to session monster musicians (and his favourites like Andy) on each an every album. Edit: Leprosy and INDIVIDUAL THOUGHT PATTERNS blew my mind with guitar work. Then i heard Sound of Perseverance and The Fragile Art of Existence💔
Chuck always had the best musicians to play with him. Andy LaRoque, Richard Christy, Gene Hoglan, James Murphy and many other Death members are fucking incredible
And he was, what, 25 when he wrote this insanely complex, ultra-fast composition, on a like $200 cobbled together knock off Jazz bass? There's a reason I acknowledge Steve as one of the all-time greatest metal bassists ever. Because he is.
Check the Geoda band on the Here and Now (2019) album it's a super unique tasty not overproduced death metal project with Steve di Giorgio who played the bass parts 😊
I remember when I got that album in the early 90s. Steve's playing and clarity of tone were the greatest thing in the world of bass that I had ever known. I actually got to have pizza with him and the rest of the guys in Testament at the time (except for Lombardo) late after their show in 1999. They came in to the place that my old band was eating, struck a conversation, pulled a table next to us and hung out from about 11 p.m. to 2 a.m. Steve sat right next to me. I was 20 at the time and he treated me like I was an equal peer to him, discussing playing, tone and influences.
Steve is fucking awesome! I was crowdsurfing at one of their shows and when the security guys lifted me down, Steve bent down mid song to give me a high five. Still one of my best gig memories! :D
@@ageofquarrel Yeah. There was just something extra brutal about that album. I pull it out every few years and am always amazed how good it was. Maybe it was the stage in life I was going through or something when it came out, but it has held a special place in my memories.
And now he's confirmed bassist on Megadeth's new album So excited to hear how DiGiorgio wourd integrate his fretless bass into Dave's classic techno thrash sound
@@C4Ske It is DiGiorgio. LoMenzo is featuring live bassist, while DiGiorgio re-recorded Junior's lines in studio. Can't really tell since new Megadeth videos was banned from view in Russia by label, but I've heard that DiGiorgio was also in music video of Nightstalkers. Also seems like that Steve haven't used fretless bass at all, sounds more like fretted one, but some of DiGiorgio style is recognisable in it
Rather than copy every riff note for note Steve literally finds every other note that will compliment that riff all while still holding down the low end, truly masterful shit!!
Individual thought Patterns is absolutely the best Death album and one of the best 3 death metal album all time, with Di Giorgio played Gene Hoglan, what a fucking amazing live show it must have been...
i used to love Spiritual Healing.... then i got older and realized Human is #1. #2 is Individual thought patterns.. really good to enjoy high as well haha
Holy fuck. He’s good in a way that is just uncanny. It’s not just technical ability it’s the whole vibe and feel. There are really no other players with his style. Brilliant
@@DennisPlaysBass Yeah I understand that ahah! Well, if you begin by one or the other while getting some money you'll end up having both one day ahahah! Anyways it's 2 very great stuffs on their own! ;)
@@DemonSlide yeah, i agree, but the only thing that is so hard for me is to understand what is he exactly doing on these basslines. Like, what scale he is using...maybe minor scales, phyrgian mode and harmonic minor but with a frettless bass and cromatic notes is still difficult to understand....
As a drummer whose biggest influence is Jaco this is quite amazing. You need to understand this dude has to be perfect each time he chooses a fret position with his left hand. One false move either direction and its flat or sharp. Not easy!!! That dude has put in some serious time!!!
Fret markers on the fretboard also help quite a bit but I'm sure he's not dependent on them. Played fretless way too long for that. SDG is an absolute monster. One of the best (metal) bassists around and doesn't fall into the hyper technical rabbithole.
Every time I hear Steve's tone I smile. It makes me hope for a return of fretless bass in death metal that doesn't sound like a constant stream of farts.
@@umrasangus perfect example of the fart bass. I like them but that bass tone gets under my skin so I can't manage more than a song or two. It takes the mwah fretless bass tone and forces it down the throat of a yak with terminal flatulence and records the results. I really hate that tone. This isn't a shot at anyone's playing, just the tone. Have the same problem with Flea. Great player just a tone I hate.
It's really not that incredibly hard. It just takes practice like everything else. The first time I picked up a fretless was a BC RICH STB because it was cheaper. It was lined so it came a little easier. 40 yeaes later I only own 1 fretted bass and 3 fretless. It's a freeking addiction.
A part of me is upset that the majority of the human race will go through life never having experienced this man's stupendous and inhuman bass playing. The other part is actually happy that it makes those of us lucky enough to have heard this level of musicianship special and rarified.
I bought Individual Thought Patterns close to when it was released, I think in 1993 or 1994. Being a teenage metalhead and a guitarist/keyboardist wannabe I gravitated towards the unusual patterns of musical behaviour the album offers (individual thought patterns?). Wonderful to see the man himself play this.
this dude inspired Alex Webster of Cannibal Corpse. hes the epitome of a death metal bassist. the fact that he was doing fast technical shit while everybody else in death metal was catching on... I fuckin love Steve. Check out Sadus Certain Death album. dudes legend af
Was a kid when I discovered Death, and I was always frusrtrated over how low and weak bass was in so many metal records, Steve cured that for me. Great upload, cheers from Morocco.
Dave really is (to me) the first technical death metal bass player. First time I heard him was on severed survival and I remember his playing and tone hooked me deeper into the band
People don't realise or appreciate how similar his playing is to Les Claypool's, but of course the context for DiGiorgio is a lot more technical material. Nevertheless, they both hit those tasty chords and use slides to perfection to accent just where needed. I guess the bigger asset to both is how they use their creativity. There are a lot of tapping and whatever metal bassists, but none come close to Steve, in my view he's the at the very top, even far beyond metal.
A living legend among bass players, we better appreciate these guys more than ever. There are no quantizations or pitch corrections. Its pure talent and musicianship.
musicians like Digiorgio, Hoglan, Masvidal, Coelbe, Reinert, Christy and of course Chuck are for me forever the best death metal players. Nobody came even close. Death forever!
The BTB bass literally has dots for every fret position and lines if you look close. Its not impossible. It just takes 40 years of practice like Steve has. 😉
Thats truth, smh I can probably sloppily pull this off good enough to impress my drunk friends but this just so utterly under control. Something to strive for
Oh my goodness! I've always been amazed by Steve's playing but being able to see him in action really brings it home. DUDE!!! And if Steve likes the pedal, we all probably should.
Ok, this is a dream, I'll wake up soon and be in a really good mood. I just bought the remasters because the bass is different in the mix. But this is right in your face. This song together with Trapped in a Corner are some of my personal favorites in Death's amazing repertoire. Thanks Steve & Darkglass.
My first metal show was Death on the Individual Thought Patterns tour, I'll never forget standing about 10 feet in front of him watching him play this with my jaw on the floor!
There's a Turkish dude who has a pretty fantastic cover of this song you youtube! Its what I've always gone to when I've wanted to hear Steve's amazing bass part on this song, but now that this exists I can get exactly what Steve envisioned when he wrote the part played by the man himself!
Wow.. This is one of the coolest things I've seen on TH-cam. I've wanted to see exactly this since I was 17 and bought my first Death album. I was blown away by the bass on this record and have listened to it countless times.
He's on both Human and Individual Thought Patterns. This is from the latter, the drummer is Gene Hoglan, which makes it that much more amazing. Then again, most other Death records are masterpieces as well.
Amazing 🔥 the basslines on Human and Individual Thought Patterns still blow my mind. I'm also so happy he's playing in Testament (one of my fav thrash metal bands 🔥)
Individual Thought Patterns was my favorite Death album, not least because of Steve DiGiorgio's incredible handling of the instrument. Technical, precise and creative. Gave Chuck's already great music another dimension. And who better to handle those drums than The Atomic Clock himself, Gene Fucking Hoglan?!
I learned this song on bass guitar by ear almost 20 years ago... I’m happy to see that I got almost everything right. God... I miss those days when I could practice all day long, Steve you still are a beast!!!
Can we all agree that SDG is the best?
He cannot be the best because he is not human.... 👽
inhuman blasted the bass on human @@ice_1c3
No sh*t !😂 he is amazing, always.
Hes is great but .... Felipe Andreoli... Check him out
@@rafaelcruz4759 i love Angra,one of my favorite band,but the band ''Death'' is another level !!! (and another genre) 🤘
I can still hear Andy LaRoque's guitar lead in my head
truly one of the very best, maybe the best even though that's a stupid thing to say for something subjective. but i defy anybody thinking alr's playing is subjective.
LaRoque doesn't get the credit he deserves
Dude.. Totally
Chuck was genius to session monster musicians (and his favourites like Andy) on each an every album.
Edit: Leprosy and INDIVIDUAL THOUGHT PATTERNS blew my mind with guitar work. Then i heard Sound of Perseverance and The Fragile Art of Existence💔
Chuck always had the best musicians to play with him. Andy LaRoque, Richard Christy, Gene Hoglan, James Murphy and many other Death members are fucking incredible
It's not delivery; it's DiGiorgio
+1 internet acquired
DiGiorgio Armani
🤣🤣🤣
Lmfao!! Damn good one 👍
Well Digiorgio delivers every time!
Let's be honest - I can't even air-play it..
Yeah... No instrument is one thing, but no frets...
goodwill logo man
😅
i cant even think about playing it. i try thinking and i keep fuckin up
haha
I quit. No more pretending that I’m a bass player.
Ya just sell the fuckn thing I did
u are not the only one ;)
or, become inspired by this and be encouraged to learn more
This literally inspired me to practice bruh
Right!?
I'm convinced that sweatband on his right forearm is concealing all the bionic enhancements.
That actually makes perfect sense! His playing is inhuman.
Metalbass79 In Human Form ;)
I think there is a practical purpose for that. Lol
Man you have an overactive imagination
Terminator 2 shit right there
And he was, what, 25 when he wrote this insanely complex, ultra-fast composition, on a like $200 cobbled together knock off Jazz bass? There's a reason I acknowledge Steve as one of the all-time greatest metal bassists ever. Because he is.
Well he and Chuck both wrote it but yeah ha he actually played it
For sure. This guy is second to none.
it was a p bass tho
Dude... his one of the 3 best bassists of all-time in the world, over the metal and genres
Not just metal. One of the greatest overall right now.
This album has some of the nastiest bass parts ever written in metal and it's a real shame how many people don't know about it
A lot of metal bassists were inspired by his stuff too... It's obvious in bands like Jinjer and Mudvayne
Thats because you can't f'ing hear it in the original mix....
You know, he kinda reminds me of the bassist from Death. And Testament. And Sadus. And Autopsy.
And gone in April and soen and iced earth
And Dark Hall
and MegadetH
@@trolliumTV im absolutely sure its him
Check the Geoda band on the Here and Now (2019) album it's a super unique tasty not overproduced death metal project with Steve di Giorgio who played the bass parts 😊
I remember when I got that album in the early 90s. Steve's playing and clarity of tone were the greatest thing in the world of bass that I had ever known. I actually got to have pizza with him and the rest of the guys in Testament at the time (except for Lombardo) late after their show in 1999. They came in to the place that my old band was eating, struck a conversation, pulled a table next to us and hung out from about 11 p.m. to 2 a.m. Steve sat right next to me. I was 20 at the time and he treated me like I was an equal peer to him, discussing playing, tone and influences.
That’s one great story and one for the books to keep within your precious memory! These memories will stick with you for a life time👍
Steve is fucking awesome! I was crowdsurfing at one of their shows and when the security guys lifted me down, Steve bent down mid song to give me a high five. Still one of my best gig memories! :D
@@ageofquarrel Yeah. There was just something extra brutal about that album. I pull it out every few years and am always amazed how good it was. Maybe it was the stage in life I was going through or something when it came out, but it has held a special place in my memories.
Steve is a true down to earth guy, years ago I had a similar experience.
That's pretty freaking metal my guy
Just like Chuck said:"eternal hippie of all that is fretless" Steve you Rule with a capitol R.
Did Chuck say that somewhere? If so, that's hilarious!
Steve DiGiorgio should be a household name. The Entwistle of death metal! Death tunes + a B7K? Pure awesomeness.
The Jaco of death metal
He's not?
@@peterosipov400 he truly is the jaco of metal in general, and he is influenced by jaco too i think
All the huge metal bassists were. Especially Trujillo and literally every “jazz metal” bass it, such as Sean Malone. RIP
His bass lines on Testament Titans of Creation are top notch as well. Really enjoy how that album is Thrash but with some death metal elements
And now he's confirmed bassist on Megadeth's new album So excited to hear how DiGiorgio wourd integrate his fretless bass into Dave's classic techno thrash sound
Wait actually? That's gonna be one helluva album.
I can't believe he did it. If someone had to do it I'm glad it's him
Unfortunately it’s not DiGorgio it’s LoMenzo
@@C4Ske It is DiGiorgio. LoMenzo is featuring live bassist, while DiGiorgio re-recorded Junior's lines in studio. Can't really tell since new Megadeth videos was banned from view in Russia by label, but I've heard that DiGiorgio was also in music video of Nightstalkers. Also seems like that Steve haven't used fretless bass at all, sounds more like fretted one, but some of DiGiorgio style is recognisable in it
@@ОлегФедянин-и9з I’ll make sure to give a closer listen, but I’m all for digorgio in Megadeth, he’s one of my faves
R.I.P. Davie504
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@@uhh6148 Too late
bring his clicks like tho :)
Very impressive but can you do this?
Rather than copy every riff note for note Steve literally finds every other note that will compliment that riff all while still holding down the low end, truly masterful shit!!
Cynic and Atheist also did this a lot. Roger Patterson, Atheist's original bassist, was a damn monster, probably as good as Steve at the time anyways
Individual thought Patterns is absolutely the best Death album and one of the best 3 death metal album all time, with Di Giorgio played Gene Hoglan, what a fucking amazing live show it must have been...
I lean toward human
i used to love Spiritual Healing.... then i got older and realized Human is #1. #2 is Individual thought patterns.. really good to enjoy high as well haha
It was an all-star supergroup. You can't really top that $hit. "Thought Patterns" and "Symbolic" made history.
You probably need to listen to the remastered version of Human. You can actually hear the bass and it’s insane.
Sound of Perseverance is tied with Human idgaf.
Holy fuck. He’s good in a way that is just uncanny. It’s not just technical ability it’s the whole vibe and feel. There are really no other players with his style. Brilliant
Steve and Alex Webster from Cannibal Corpse are my favorite Death Metal bassists of all times. They are UNMATCHED, UNPARALLELED.
The best bassists in metal for sure.
you guys forgot Dominic "Forest" DeLapointe, and Paul Jeroen Thesseling
Sean reinert
@@hakaouf9145 Sean is a drummer
@@AS-Stardust sorry, malone
I'd like to see a video series of him covering all of the Death songs he helped write.
I was thinking the same. Would love to see him down this video of every track from this album to. Simply one of my favorite albums ever recorded!
Now I don't know what I want more, a fretless bass or a Darkglass pedal.
Both! ;)
@@raphaelcote3577 haha I wish I could afford it
@@DennisPlaysBass Yeah I understand that ahah! Well, if you begin by one or the other while getting some money you'll end up having both one day ahahah! Anyways it's 2 very great stuffs on their own! ;)
Steve's skill of bass playing
A fretless darkglass pedal
I dont know if this makes me wanna practice more or quit
Always practice more.
@@DemonSlide yeah, i agree, but the only thing that is so hard for me is to understand what is he exactly doing on these basslines.
Like, what scale he is using...maybe minor scales, phyrgian mode and harmonic minor but with a frettless bass and cromatic notes is still difficult to understand....
Quit man..., I'm sorry...
This song has always kicked so much ass.
Damn I miss chuck’s bad assery.
Hahaha amazing, 25 years later and he’s still a god!
Not only one of the best metal bassists alive, but one of the greatest bassists alive.
DUUUUUUDE, THE hairs on my arms are standing up. Steve's chops are so precise and so tight. One of the top 3 bassist in metal, period.
Hard to believe this track is 31 years old. Fucking legendary.RIP Chuck.
As a drummer whose biggest influence is Jaco this is quite amazing. You need to understand this dude has to be perfect each time he chooses a fret position with his left hand. One false move either direction and its flat or sharp. Not easy!!! That dude has put in some serious time!!!
Fret markers on the fretboard also help quite a bit but I'm sure he's not dependent on them. Played fretless way too long for that.
SDG is an absolute monster. One of the best (metal) bassists around and doesn't fall into the hyper technical rabbithole.
What if there's no dots,or markers?
@@johnnyfreeman1018 Then it's even more impressive.
@John Kravitz Kind of off the beaten path aren't we. I'll give it a go. I grew up in the eighties so Traci Lords.
Iirc Steve wrote the basslines for Individual Thought Pattern right? If that's true, he is a fucking genius
Give him a couple of years and I'm sure he can find himself a band to play in!!
Yeah he’s definitely up and coming
hmmmeth099 it’s a joke
He could find a band in right now
Hilarious.. I was thinking "ah yes he has been practicing". His work with Arch Matheos was cool but you couldn't really hear him in the mix.. Sadly
He could maybe even join a Death tribute band!!
Every time I hear Steve's tone I smile. It makes me hope for a return of fretless bass in death metal that doesn't sound like a constant stream of farts.
What do you think of Beyond Creation?
@@umrasangus perfect example of the fart bass. I like them but that bass tone gets under my skin so I can't manage more than a song or two. It takes the mwah fretless bass tone and forces it down the throat of a yak with terminal flatulence and records the results. I really hate that tone.
This isn't a shot at anyone's playing, just the tone. Have the same problem with Flea. Great player just a tone I hate.
@@bateman2112 Interesting, I should listen to Beyond Creation again because I don't really listen to that genre.
@@bateman2112 Meh, it doesn't sounds like a fart to me, It's just low and loose.
Good thing he didn't bring out "The Frog" for this performance then. :)
Good freaking lord... the fact that he plays this fretless, pickless, and flawless should automatically put him in any top 10 bassists list
It's really not that incredibly hard. It just takes practice like everything else.
The first time I picked up a fretless was a BC RICH STB because it was cheaper. It was lined so it came a little easier. 40 yeaes later I only own 1 fretted bass and 3 fretless.
It's a freeking addiction.
I love how his tone always has the right amount of DOINK sound
An insanelly damned good skills. God level no shit my friends.
First heard him when Sadus Illusions was released, was blown away then and still blown away now!
Steve Di Giorgio playing Death with Wardruna shirt and an Amy Winehouse frame behind him. Fvck I love these syncretism !
A part of me is upset that the majority of the human race will go through life never having experienced this man's stupendous and inhuman bass playing.
The other part is actually happy that it makes those of us lucky enough to have heard this level of musicianship special and rarified.
Steve is just a true master at his craft. Just a whole other level of musicianship.
I bought Individual Thought Patterns close to when it was released, I think in 1993 or 1994. Being a teenage metalhead and a guitarist/keyboardist wannabe I gravitated towards the unusual patterns of musical behaviour the album offers (individual thought patterns?). Wonderful to see the man himself play this.
Please do this whole album and human!! Been trying to figure out of these basslines for 20 years!!
this dude inspired Alex Webster of Cannibal Corpse. hes the epitome of a death metal bassist. the fact that he was doing fast technical shit while everybody else in death metal was catching on... I fuckin love Steve. Check out Sadus Certain Death album. dudes legend af
Alex Webster is a student of music theory.
Was a kid when I discovered Death, and I was always frusrtrated over how low and weak bass was in so many metal records, Steve cured that for me. Great upload, cheers from Morocco.
Dave really is (to me) the first technical death metal bass player. First time I heard him was on severed survival and I remember his playing and tone hooked me deeper into the band
his name is not dave but yeah
That guy is such a beast on bass. That tone comes from his fingers.
People don't realise or appreciate how similar his playing is to Les Claypool's, but of course the context for DiGiorgio is a lot more technical material. Nevertheless, they both hit those tasty chords and use slides to perfection to accent just where needed. I guess the bigger asset to both is how they use their creativity. There are a lot of tapping and whatever metal bassists, but none come close to Steve, in my view he's the at the very top, even far beyond metal.
A living legend among bass players, we better appreciate these guys more than ever. There are no quantizations or pitch corrections. Its pure talent and musicianship.
That's really how it must be.
The Best maestro Ever!
musicians like Digiorgio, Hoglan, Masvidal, Coelbe, Reinert, Christy and of course Chuck are for me forever the best death metal players. Nobody came even close. Death forever!
Steve is such a savage, his playing is so ridiculous
Speechless, love this song and couldn’t click on the notification fast enough! Might have to watch this more than any TH-cam clip ever!
This and the bass on frantic disembowlment are just fuckinh bananas
Most iconic bass lines in Death Metal history....
There's nothing technically unplayable here, but it's impossible to play it with more accuracy and mastery than this guy.
The BTB bass literally has dots for every fret position and lines if you look close. Its not impossible. It just takes 40 years of practice like Steve has.
😉
let alone intensity, accentuation and feel
Shut up piece of sh!t
"This guy", more respect for Mr DiGiorgio.
Thats truth, smh I can probably sloppily pull this off good enough to impress my drunk friends but this just so utterly under control. Something to strive for
And the strength that Steve plucks the strings , almost sounds like he's playing with the pick.
Oh my goodness!
I've always been amazed by Steve's playing but being able to see him in action really brings it home.
DUDE!!!
And if Steve likes the pedal, we all probably should.
Ok, this is a dream, I'll wake up soon and be in a really good mood. I just bought the remasters because the bass is different in the mix. But this is right in your face. This song together with Trapped in a Corner are some of my personal favorites in Death's amazing repertoire. Thanks Steve & Darkglass.
Awesome bass lines. From one Fretless bassist to another 👊
0:49 - one of the most epic moments in heavy music history.
Just something fantastic! Awesome. Something out this world. Both Death's (Chuck's) composition and Steve's implementation. Просто офигенно!
Total master
He is so good that he made more people quit then inspired others to start playing
You guys should also check out the albums Steve did with Vintersorg, “Visions From The Spiral Generator” and “The Focusing Blur.”
Duuuuuude... Chuck chose the best of the best, that's for sure
Steve + Fretless + Darkglass =🔥 🔥 🔥 🔥
Outclassing all the other bassists , just insane work … first 3 Death albums from the 90’s are my favorite of all time regarding the Death metal genre
Spot on 🤘🤘🤘
Chuck Schuldiner knew what he was doing when he hired you .
RIP Chuck Schuldiner
One of the greatest most technical yet beautiful bassists ever
I remember hearing this track when I was a Kid and got blown out by the bass, seeing this makes me really happy and nostalgic
My first metal show was Death on the Individual Thought Patterns tour, I'll never forget standing about 10 feet in front of him watching him play this with my jaw on the floor!
Beast player, beast playing, beast of a bass, beast tone ♥️
There's a Turkish dude who has a pretty fantastic cover of this song you youtube! Its what I've always gone to when I've wanted to hear Steve's amazing bass part on this song, but now that this exists I can get exactly what Steve envisioned when he wrote the part played by the man himself!
th-cam.com/video/FFVOPGp0SFE/w-d-xo.html
Let's give him some credit... also a pretty fantastic cover of the song.
Непревзойдённый маэстро!
Watching him play this is epic. I'm in awe! And fretless! I'm not even a bass player and want to learn this now!
*kneeling and praying* "Please be the new Megadeth bassist, please be the new Megadeth bassist..!"
wow!
I am not such a big fan of extreme metals, but man that's bloody awesome! ❤
My favorite Bass Player ever Great Steve Di Giorgio
This is so mind-blowingly good!
Looking forward to the next Testament/DTA tour!
One of the best Bass players in the world
Steve Di Giorgio is by far the best metal bassist ever......!!!!
Yup. Him then Ryan Martini from Mudvayne
Please do The Philosopher and/or Cosmic See, thank you Sir
Love the Wardruna shirt!
Wow.. This is one of the coolest things I've seen on TH-cam. I've wanted to see exactly this since I was 17 and bought my first Death album. I was blown away by the bass on this record and have listened to it countless times.
This is bad fucking ass dude, I bet a thousand of the views are mine lol I always put this on in the background just to jam
Wow! This is absolute gold, incredible performance for a musician I've admired for decades!
I can’t think of anyone better than Steve on bass. The album in which he collaborated with Death is a masterpiece
He's on both Human and Individual Thought Patterns. This is from the latter, the drummer is Gene Hoglan, which makes it that much more amazing. Then again, most other Death records are masterpieces as well.
Incredible af, gosh 🤘🤘🤘🤘🤘
I know Steve turns into a wolf at full moon and eats classic bass players)))
Then he absorbs they’re skills aka how he’s able to do this like it’s nothing
@@rubbertls знатно подъебад, друг. привет из барнаула
Absolutely fucking phenomenal
So glad youtube recommended this one
Amazing 🔥 the basslines on Human and Individual Thought Patterns still blow my mind.
I'm also so happy he's playing in Testament (one of my fav thrash metal bands 🔥)
I don't play fretless but this is beyond what i thought possible.
Farqinell I miss Death. Human was the first deathmetal album i bought. Still have it. Still love it. Still listen to it.
How do his fingers not bleed.
He's got thick fucking skin that's how lol
Individual Thought Patterns was my favorite Death album, not least because of Steve DiGiorgio's incredible handling of the instrument. Technical, precise and creative. Gave Chuck's already great music another dimension. And who better to handle those drums than The Atomic Clock himself, Gene Fucking Hoglan?!
Fretless bass played this way always feels like a greased up fist punching you....in a good way.
Sick! One of the best! Rip Chuck
He's the new Megadeth bass player, for sure
They don't deserve him.
@@hugolafhugolaf Straight up.
I learned this song on bass guitar by ear almost 20 years ago... I’m happy to see that I got almost everything right. God... I miss those days when I could practice all day long, Steve you still are a beast!!!
Con esto desmadra a todos los tipejos que se sienten grandes por hacer un cover de este gran tema en el bajo del Master Steve!!!
Damn, never thought I'd see a fretless bass used in metal. The sound he gets out of that thing is incredible.
if u haven't listened to them id recommend beyond creation, they have an amazing fretless bass player
Нереальная музыка исполненная виртуозно как всегда. Death forever.
I really enjoy this a lot
@0:26 wrong edit if you pay attention to the right hand...