I really enjoy the effort you put into these, much better than the dime a dozen AI isolations that lose the tone and are really quiet! Your isolation of Pink Floyd's Pigs is really helpful as I'm trying to learn the bassline right now, and all your Rush isolations are a joy to listen to hearing Geddy's genius on full display! Do you take requests?
@@wayoftheredpanda2898 appreciate the fact you enjoy all of these! What would you like to hear? I like to keep my channel largely focused on what I enjoy but I’m happy to share a file!
@@kevinsheppard2312 A couple suggestions: Before the Kiss a Redcap by Blue Oyster Cult (PHENOMENAL bassline that is unfortunately impossible to hear clearly asides from the brief solo due to the subpar bass mixing on an otherwise excellent album) also Buzzard by Armageddon from 1975, a somewhat though not totally obscure group that released one album of which Buzzard is the opening track and then split up (the singer died a few months after in a freak accident too). Bands dropping one album then dropping off the face of the Earth isn't too uncommon especially in the 70s, but their 1975 self titled is one of the BEST prog albums ever, blending super heavy nigh-metal rock with prog. While there were already plenty of heavy prog songs for sure, the Armageddon self titled really goes out there and was probably the heaviest non-Rush prog album in the 70s. Thanks!
Love how nice they lock in together at 1:45
I really enjoy the effort you put into these, much better than the dime a dozen AI isolations that lose the tone and are really quiet! Your isolation of Pink Floyd's Pigs is really helpful as I'm trying to learn the bassline right now, and all your Rush isolations are a joy to listen to hearing Geddy's genius on full display! Do you take requests?
@@wayoftheredpanda2898 appreciate the fact you enjoy all of these! What would you like to hear? I like to keep my channel largely focused on what I enjoy but I’m happy to share a file!
@@kevinsheppard2312 A couple suggestions: Before the Kiss a Redcap by Blue Oyster Cult (PHENOMENAL bassline that is unfortunately impossible to hear clearly asides from the brief solo due to the subpar bass mixing on an otherwise excellent album)
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Buzzard by Armageddon from 1975, a somewhat though not totally obscure group that released one album of which Buzzard is the opening track and then split up (the singer died a few months after in a freak accident too). Bands dropping one album then dropping off the face of the Earth isn't too uncommon especially in the 70s, but their 1975 self titled is one of the BEST prog albums ever, blending super heavy nigh-metal rock with prog. While there were already plenty of heavy prog songs for sure, the Armageddon self titled really goes out there and was probably the heaviest non-Rush prog album in the 70s.
Thanks!
@@wayoftheredpanda2898 right on I’ll put that on the list! Give me some time.
@@kevinsheppard2312 Thanks! No problem!