As a bass player and a fan of Ryan. He's one of the best bassist. Not just metal, Sofen the glare shows he can do much more. I mean, I do technically agree with you. But he's more than a one trick pony.
Great Comeback Video! Ryan is definitely one of Nu Metal best bassists and arguably one of the most underrated before the meme made Dig more popular; if you're taking requests then i suggest Billy Gould from Faith No More and Sam Rivers of Limp Bizkit, Cheers!
I'm not really a fan of Mudvayne besides their first album LD50 but the bass is literally the only reason I even like THAT album! Truly an incredible talent that doesn't really get the respect he deserves because he started out playing nu-metal
This is pretty much how I'd describe my own feelings about this band, I had never sat down and listened to the entire LD50 album, though I did see them live in 2003, and I was very impressed with the bass player. Then the other day, (it's now 21 years later) a friend played LD50 in his car and it suddenly came back to me seeing the bass playing perform live so long ago, so I finally listened to the whole record, and I think it's a strong album and I probably shouldn't have dismissed this band just because I thought they were a watered down Slipknot clone, and I wasn't a huge fan of that band either
I can't believe he was actually inspired by skinny puppy and foetus industrial is my first and true love and skinny puppy is one of my all-time, die hard favorite bands of all time!!! But they never made an album called "Venus access" I think the interviewer got it wrong they did have an album called "vivisect VI"from 1988 which is one of their best loved albums and is One Love by me too (skinny puppy doesn't make bad albums in my eyes) but my personal favorite is "Last Rites" from 1992 👌
This guy completely changed what metal bass was to my friends and I. I’m surprised an entire generation of tappers haven’t come along…I guess it’s not that easy.
Hmm. Not sure if this helps but in a bass player magazine feature around the time end of all things to come came out, it says he used a pedulla buzz fretless in the interview. I don’t have it anymore but Ryan is on the cover. EDIT: Found it. It’s Jan 2003 issue. You can still find it on eBay but I can’t find a digital transcription anywhere. Maybe someone here has it and can confirm. Double EDIT: it’s the one you mention in the video. I 100% recall Ryan talking about both playing fretless and that’s it’s a pedulla
YES!!!!! I'm so glad you finally made a video on Ryan Martinie. He's one of my all time favorites and a huge reason why I play Warwick basses. I'm so happy Mudvayne is finally back together. I'll always suggest Alex Webster for your next video, but I would also love to see Paul Gray. Edit: PS, I would totally buy a Which Bass t-shirt.
Thanks Kevin! Glad you enjoyed the video. Ryan was a lot of fun to learn about. Alex Webster is a good one! I'll see what I can do. I'll hold you to your WhichBass Tshirt order btw 😅
Very glad this came up on my feed. Incredible and amazing journalistic work with deepest dive I've ever seen into basically the whole history of Mudvayne. Thanks for all your effort, now onto the 2nd part!
Thumbs up if you got "Creepy man neck"!? 🙋♂️ 📑 Check the show notes for full details www.whichbass.co.uk/ryanmartinie 🎬 Catch up: Ryan Martinie Bass Rig series (Parts 1-3) th-cam.com/play/PLw0E3Z43zL4hyvlwijZiaI8fMeg1r2iL3.html
The pedulla info is in his first interview he did with bassplayer magazine , it might not even be an interview it's a very small gear rundown when they started getting recognition for dig,
Thanks for this big A!! Much much appreciated here! He’s my Number 1 ever!! STG released 3 tracks this year where you can really hear his Fodera, definitely a different tone. Can’t wait for PT2 !! 🙏🙏 love the new merch!! Would love to have one to Rock!!
Thank you Jeremy I'm gratful you enjoyed the video. STG are fantastic, I really hope they get their dues too. You'll love Part 2 thats for sure! Good call on the tshirt! I best get some elves on it 😉
Thundercat would be a good one of you wanted to attract a different crowd from rock and metal. Jeff caxide has a lot of pedals and would be interesting to cover where he went regarding gear.
In other news- Soften the Glare is touring the eastern US in early fall 2023. Small bar type venues, which will be incredible. I’m going to try to go to the closest one to me, but it’s a 4 hour drive.
Which bass!!! If you read this. I really enjoyed the vid. I've always geeked over bass gear and knowing what others use! Would you cover P-nut bass equipment?!?!!!!
Not a big nu metal fan but always thought these guys were great and Ryan is a big part of that. Also its cool he does the GCGCF and ADADG style tuning as I like using that.
Hey brother, just wanted to say great video, and I've been a fan of Mudvayne for years so I'm happy you did a video on Ryan. Also, in my opinion, he's an underrated bass player. Anyways cheers good brother.
You should really look into Jon Stockman from Karnivool. His band might not be as famous, but the guy is a total gear nerd and has some extremely elaborate pedalboards and set-ups. Not to mention that Karnivool has some of the weirdest tunings and is famous for how intricate they are when it comes to creating the best live-tone they can. He's also the guy behind the Alpha/Omega pedals from Darkglass (named after one of their songs), and in great parts responsible for that modern, grunty distortion tone that modern metal bassists nowadays love to use. Also, he is just about as much of a Warwick lover as Ryan was for over two decades. There's sadly not too much information out there about him apart from the few videos about his pedalboard on TH-cam, but you might be able to ask him some questions on Facebook in that regard, he might be willing to give some insight into his live rigs and elaborate further on his gear.
That sounds really interesting, thanks for the suggestion. If I could speak to someone like Jon directly that would be more entertaining. I'll see what I can do, I like it!
Not a fan of Mudvayne, but it's always interesting to see how people achieve their sound, plus you make it very entertaining and interesting! It would be cool to see an episode on Ben Shepherd from Soundgarden, Peter Hook from Joy Division or Al Cisneros from Sleep and OM!
Thank you Ness, I feel like it's my job to make you entertained by the artist whether you listen to them or not! Hopefully I succeeded. Those are great suggestions thanks! I'll put them on my list.
You definitely did succeed! I always look forward to and learn a lot from your videos, and because of it I gained an appreciation for Ryan Martinie himself, seems like a cool dude!
I read somewhere many moons ago that the LD50 tone was his bass rig, plus a DI going through a Duel Rec. No idea whether this is accurate… but it would mean he wasn’t lying about using distortion ‘pedals’
@@WhichBass It might have something to do with the thumb bass. I've owned a 4 string Thumb since 2003 - played live and recorded with it. Seemed to move around a bit. One guy said in a forum it is easier to play the Thumb shirtless - thought he was kidding. Nope
super interesting and informative, martinie is my absolute #1 influence as a bassist (with les claypool running a Very close 2nd.) But the biggest thing I'm taking away from the video is: Fuck Hell Yeah.
Both of my parents know most of the members of mudvayne my mother went to school with the vocalist (I think) but when I was like 4 I met the whole band lol
Yo Alfie,....yo Alfie. He is a great player of that there is no doubt. But..not quite my thing. His tapping technique reminds me of Doug Wimbish. Great run down graced with your humble humour as ever.
Hey Brian good to see you! I hear you dude, some of these players aren't my thing either but you learn something new which is the important thing! I still have you down for Doug I know I know! Leave it with me! I could do with a change in gears!
Absolutely love these videos! Haven’t missed a single one! You should definitely try and do Chris Wolstenholme from Muse at some point. That would be a sick video! 🤘🏻
On the song "nothing to Gein" Ryan is using a subtle vibrato technique. Its still on the 5 string thumb. I can play it as well, just take a lot of practice. Hope this helps mate.
@@WhichBass I do by cutting the tone knob all the way down on the parts where it's needed. I do believe Ryan does the same. He does it as well on the song "Severed" at the start of the song.
@@WhichBass les Claypool and Rex brown, They are just masters on their instruments and know what groove really is no matter how fast the song is or how complex their lines are also they are just some cool ass dudes with great personalities 👍
When mud was just starting and they only had one album I got a chance to talk with him at a show. He was in the sound booth removing his makeup after the show. I could be wrong, it was many a bowl ago but I think they were opening for Pantera or possibly a slipknot show.
That weird letter they penned at 15:55 with the Zeta cross breeding nonsense... GWAR was doing this stuff when they were all still in middle school. I’m sure GWAR was flattered that bands like Mudvayne, slipknot, etc were so heavily influenced by their antics and carried the torch into the 21st century.
@@WhichBass Yo! Sent you an email regarding on your main page! I responded 3 times and every time I refreshed it was gone! Maybe You tube is block external links???
From what I hear, HP wilfer was not happy about Ryan leaving Warwick for fodera. Especially when his Foderas are pretty much just thumb bolt-ons with fancy top woods
I used to have this issue of the magazine but i think it was thrown out when i left home. From what i remember you've mostly covered his personal history but as for rig stuff i don't recall much. Sorry
For me, I'm interested in knowing more about Sergio Vega and Chi Cheng from Deftones, Darcy Wretsky from Smashing Pumpkins, Tony Levin (as I'm a huge Peter Gabriel fan) and the late, great Ox (John Entwistle from The Who).
@@WhichBass I got to meet Mudvayne at a show in 2005, and my only question to Ryan was "How did you get to be so damn good and fluid.". He just smiled, chuckled, and said, "I don't know man, I just picked it up one day and never put it down." Matt was in a sour mood that day, though. Oh well, I got all of their signatures on my shirt and hat!
Still want to see a Chi Cheng Know your bass player
Yes! Rip
He's on the list! As the great Greg Tribbett once said "Mudvayne fans need a little more patience" 😅
Just precisions and ampeg!
@@WhichBass lollll
This guys is one of my biggest inspirations. He is one of the best metal bassists EVER. :D Thanks Alfie, amazing vid - just as usual
Thanks Merciless! I hope you enjoyed it. I had a lot of fun learning about Ryan.
As a bass player and a fan of Ryan. He's one of the best bassist. Not just metal, Sofen the glare shows he can do much more. I mean, I do technically agree with you. But he's more than a one trick pony.
100% right!
yeah... eversince i loved mudvayne... i always use the nickname/IGN "Ryknow"... I idolizes him more than any of the mudvayne members.
Great Comeback Video! Ryan is definitely one of Nu Metal best bassists and arguably one of the most underrated before the meme made Dig more popular; if you're taking requests then i suggest Billy Gould from Faith No More and Sam Rivers of Limp Bizkit, Cheers!
Thanks for the suggestions Rogelio! I'm glad you enjoyed the video, sorry to keep you waiting!
I'm not really a fan of Mudvayne besides their first album LD50 but the bass is literally the only reason I even like THAT album! Truly an incredible talent that doesn't really get the respect he deserves because he started out playing nu-metal
Absoultely! Ryan is a shot in the arm for Nu-metal.
The bass & clean vocals are great, still :) I could listen to "Severed" over & over.
This is pretty much how I'd describe my own feelings about this band, I had never sat down and listened to the entire LD50 album, though I did see them live in 2003, and I was very impressed with the bass player. Then the other day, (it's now 21 years later) a friend played LD50 in his car and it suddenly came back to me seeing the bass playing perform live so long ago, so I finally listened to the whole record, and I think it's a strong album and I probably shouldn't have dismissed this band just because I thought they were a watered down Slipknot clone, and I wasn't a huge fan of that band either
A bass player who has had many basses and much equipment, and who'd net good views, is Troy Sanders from Mastodon.
Great suggestion! I like it Andeimir.
I can't believe he was actually inspired by skinny puppy and foetus industrial is my first and true love and skinny puppy is one of my all-time, die hard favorite bands of all time!!! But they never made an album called "Venus access" I think the interviewer got it wrong they did have an album called "vivisect VI"from 1988 which is one of their best loved albums and is One Love by me too (skinny puppy doesn't make bad albums in my eyes) but my personal favorite is "Last Rites" from 1992 👌
This guy completely changed what metal bass was to my friends and I. I’m surprised an entire generation of tappers haven’t come along…I guess it’s not that easy.
That's a good point. Everyone started slapping with Flea but not tapping! Strange.
Hmm. Not sure if this helps but in a bass player magazine feature around the time end of all things to come came out, it says he used a pedulla buzz fretless in the interview. I don’t have it anymore but Ryan is on the cover. EDIT: Found it. It’s Jan 2003 issue. You can still find it on eBay but I can’t find a digital transcription anywhere. Maybe someone here has it and can confirm. Double EDIT: it’s the one you mention in the video. I 100% recall Ryan talking about both playing fretless and that’s it’s a pedulla
Thanks Welshy! That's exactly what I hear, thankfully someone has sent me copy and I can set the record straight!
As usual you’ve made a great, well researched video that enriches the whole bass community!! Thanks mate 🙏
Thank you Mark, that's really kind of you to say so, I appreciate that.
I lived, laughed, and loved it. Alfie, you rock and greetings from San Diego \,,/, HAIL YOURSELF!!!
Hail yourself Casa! Thank you for watching. Always nice to see another LPOTL fan 🤘
Billy Gould from Faith No More would be great dude. Zon basses look amazing. Love the LPOTL shout out!
Good call on Billy thanks Chris! Nice to meet another LPOTL fan! Hail yourself! 😎
YES!!!!! I'm so glad you finally made a video on Ryan Martinie. He's one of my all time favorites and a huge reason why I play Warwick basses. I'm so happy Mudvayne is finally back together. I'll always suggest Alex Webster for your next video, but I would also love to see Paul Gray.
Edit: PS, I would totally buy a Which Bass t-shirt.
Thanks Kevin! Glad you enjoyed the video. Ryan was a lot of fun to learn about. Alex Webster is a good one! I'll see what I can do.
I'll hold you to your WhichBass Tshirt order btw 😅
Very glad this came up on my feed. Incredible and amazing journalistic work with deepest dive I've ever seen into basically the whole history of Mudvayne. Thanks for all your effort, now onto the 2nd part!
Thanks Guardian! I'm glad you enjoyed it, it was a lot of fun making it.
Thumbs up if you got "Creepy man neck"!? 🙋♂️
📑 Check the show notes for full details www.whichbass.co.uk/ryanmartinie
🎬 Catch up: Ryan Martinie Bass Rig series (Parts 1-3) th-cam.com/play/PLw0E3Z43zL4hyvlwijZiaI8fMeg1r2iL3.html
he's got creepy giraffe neck imo
The pedulla info is in his first interview he did with bassplayer magazine , it might not even be an interview it's a very small gear rundown when they started getting recognition for dig,
Really cool. Great work!
Thank you Sloth! Glad you enjoyed it.
Last podcast reference was great lmao
Did you know that Alcatraz means pelican?
Was scrolling to make sure that someone had picked up on that! Fuck yeah! PS. Great channel!
@@Pumpkinfuck13 Ya know I heard that Alcatraz means pelican.
Thanks for this big A!! Much much appreciated here! He’s my Number 1 ever!! STG released 3 tracks this year where you can really hear his Fodera, definitely a different tone. Can’t wait for PT2 !! 🙏🙏 love the new merch!! Would love to have one to Rock!!
Thank you Jeremy I'm gratful you enjoyed the video. STG are fantastic, I really hope they get their dues too. You'll love Part 2 thats for sure! Good call on the tshirt! I best get some elves on it 😉
@@WhichBass A great topic for you and Rodney to speak on “ signature basses” and the quality, prices and is the price justifiable,” 🙏🙏 great topic!!
I think with Ryan out of the way, you have covered all my favourite bass players now... 😅
Oh, maybe you could do Jon Stockman from Karnivool.
Hey IrrSinn! Thanks for hanging out in chat! That's a niche pick! Sounds interesting, I'll see what I can do!
I just thought his huge pedalboard could be interesting to do
I recommend a rundown of Alex Websters equipment through the years
Great suggestion Scott, he's super high on my list right now. I'll take another look at him.
Thundercat would be a good one of you wanted to attract a different crowd from rock and metal.
Jeff caxide has a lot of pedals and would be interesting to cover where he went regarding gear.
Great suggestions thanks Sam. Yeah Thundercat would be a good turn of direction good call!
Won't be long before you're covering me, adding Ryan as my inspiration.
If enough people request your rig Ian, I'll consider it haha.
Holy shit! Thank you for addressing the Vampyre bass! I've never seen him play it!
Good to see him use it huh!
In other news- Soften the Glare is touring the eastern US in early fall 2023. Small bar type venues, which will be incredible. I’m going to try to go to the closest one to me, but it’s a 4 hour drive.
I would be estatic if you could cover Tony Levin or Chris Squire.
Hey Rooniman, good to see you. Aaahh the classics! Good call. I'll see what I can do thanks!
Love that you included the “creepy man neck” bit!! 😂
How could I not?!
I would love to see videos on Steve DiGorgio (Testament, ex-Death, ex-Sadus, etc) and Fieldy (Korn).
Great suggestions thanks Horacio! I'll see what I can do.
Which bass!!! If you read this. I really enjoyed the vid. I've always geeked over bass gear and knowing what others use!
Would you cover P-nut bass equipment?!?!!!!
Thanks Corey! I read all comments and I appreciate you watching. Pnut is a great suggestion! I'll see what I can do!
Not a big nu metal fan but always thought these guys were great and Ryan is a big part of that.
Also its cool he does the GCGCF and ADADG style tuning as I like using that.
I really think he helps hold it together for sure. That tuning melts my brain a bit but I think I could get behind ADADG!
Glad you're back! Top notch stuff my friend.
Thanks Fidel! Glad to have you back watching too 😎
Love the channel! Some bass rigs I'd love to see explored:
Alex Webster
Steve DiGiorgio
Sean Malone
Simen Hestnæs aka ICS Vortex
great video! I'd love to see a Dirk Lance from Inucbus video
Thanks for watching Tom! Hope you enjoyed it.
Dirk Lance is a great suggestion thanks.
Hell yes! This was awesome. Very well done. Still waiting on Cliff Williams from ACDC. Cheers old friend this hit the spot on day one of my holidays
Thank you Trevor! Good to see you in the comments dude I appreciate that! I hope this video finds you well, enjoy your holiday!
@@WhichBass thank you buddy!
Bro the Warwick THUMB IS MY DREAM BASS
Hey brother, just wanted to say great video, and I've been a fan of Mudvayne for years so I'm happy you did a video on Ryan. Also, in my opinion, he's an underrated bass player.
Anyways cheers good brother.
Thanks very much Dan, good to see you in the comments and I'm glad you enjoyed it! Whether you intended this or not I "dig" your "happy" joke 😜
@@WhichBass Ohh, I didn't even notice that. Lol
Would love to see a video on John Myung from Dream Theater and/or Conner Green from Haken.
Interesting suggestions thanks Hendrik! They're on the list.
You should really look into Jon Stockman from Karnivool. His band might not be as famous, but the guy is a total gear nerd and has some extremely elaborate pedalboards and set-ups. Not to mention that Karnivool has some of the weirdest tunings and is famous for how intricate they are when it comes to creating the best live-tone they can.
He's also the guy behind the Alpha/Omega pedals from Darkglass (named after one of their songs), and in great parts responsible for that modern, grunty distortion tone that modern metal bassists nowadays love to use. Also, he is just about as much of a Warwick lover as Ryan was for over two decades.
There's sadly not too much information out there about him apart from the few videos about his pedalboard on TH-cam, but you might be able to ask him some questions on Facebook in that regard, he might be willing to give some insight into his live rigs and elaborate further on his gear.
That sounds really interesting, thanks for the suggestion. If I could speak to someone like Jon directly that would be more entertaining. I'll see what I can do, I like it!
Amazing video! I'd love to see a video on Shavo Odadjian
Great suggestion thanks Jeremy.
I think no one have talk about Greg K of The Offspring. He has some amazing basses that you need to talk about
The Offspring are my 2nd favourite band. I know all about Greg 😎. Not sure many people would enjoy it though?! We'll see!
@@WhichBass amazing
Not a fan of Mudvayne, but it's always interesting to see how people achieve their sound, plus you make it very entertaining and interesting! It would be cool to see an episode on Ben Shepherd from Soundgarden, Peter Hook from Joy Division or Al Cisneros from Sleep and OM!
Thank you Ness, I feel like it's my job to make you entertained by the artist whether you listen to them or not! Hopefully I succeeded.
Those are great suggestions thanks! I'll put them on my list.
You definitely did succeed! I always look forward to and learn a lot from your videos, and because of it I gained an appreciation for Ryan Martinie himself, seems like a cool dude!
Then I feel like I done my job! Super. If we can all walk away learning something new it's a win! 😎
I read somewhere many moons ago that the LD50 tone was his bass rig, plus a DI going through a Duel Rec. No idea whether this is accurate… but it would mean he wasn’t lying about using distortion ‘pedals’
I missed the premier because my internet was down for most of the day but this was still really cool, looking forward to part 2
Ah noo sorry to hear that Andrew, that really pisses me off. I'll give you fair warning about part 2 haha.
@@WhichBass Yeah, I was still able to watch this so that’s the important thing to me. Great vid, man, here’s to part 2
Love it that you’re back!! Always love your videos🤘
Thanks Anapoda sorry to keep you waiting I'm glad you like them!
Amazing Video as always, Alfie!
Glad you enjoyed it! Thanks Grindy!
i saw mudvayne live a bit ago at rockvile, i bet they werent having a good time in those costumes under florida heat
Oh jez, no I bet. I can see why Ryan was topless most of the time haha.
@@WhichBass It might have something to do with the thumb bass. I've owned a 4 string Thumb since 2003 - played live and recorded with it. Seemed to move around a bit. One guy said in a forum it is easier to play the Thumb shirtless - thought he was kidding. Nope
Lmao really?! That's a strange selling point for thumb basses.
super interesting and informative, martinie is my absolute #1 influence as a bassist (with les claypool running a Very close 2nd.) But the biggest thing I'm taking away from the video is: Fuck Hell Yeah.
Awesome video dude! He’s one of my favorites ❤️🙏
Thanks TyBlee! My pleasure, glad you enjoyed it.
ALFIE glad to see ya mate great job again
Thank you Lucy! Good to see you in the comments!
Both of my parents know most of the members of mudvayne my mother went to school with the vocalist (I think) but when I was like 4 I met the whole band lol
Well somebody has to know them haha.
Great content, as always. I reckon Kelly LeMieux would be an interesting character to dig into.
Thanks Steve, hope you enjoyed it. Kelly is an interesting suggestion thanks!
Glad to see you back Bro, hail yourself!
Hail yourself Piss cake! Thanks a bunch, good to see you.
I always enjoy your videos, keep it up!
Thanks Scott! I appreciate your comments 😎
Awesome vid. Would love to see a vid on Brian Marshall of Creed/Alter Bridge in the future
Great suggestions thanks Ellie!
not sue if I've commented here yet but we need a john myung bass rig episode
Mudvayne and Slipknot is the pride of the Midwestern United States
Very true!
seeing you tackle toshiya of dir en grey would be a sight to see
Great suggestion thanks Weenor!
Well done as always Alfie. Keep up the good work.
Thanks Scott! Good to see you back in the comments, thanks dude!
Nice Last Podcast on the Left reference.
Yo Alfie,....yo Alfie. He is a great player of that there is no doubt. But..not quite my thing. His tapping technique reminds me of Doug Wimbish. Great run down graced with your humble humour as ever.
Hey Brian good to see you! I hear you dude, some of these players aren't my thing either but you learn something new which is the important thing! I still have you down for Doug I know I know! Leave it with me! I could do with a change in gears!
Finally! Thank you mate!
My pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it Ian.
I wait for this so longgg bro
Sorry to keep you waiting Vlad! I hope you weren't waiting too long.
Absolutely love these videos! Haven’t missed a single one!
You should definitely try and do Chris Wolstenholme from Muse at some point. That would be a sick video! 🤘🏻
Great suggestion! Thanks Alex, I'll see what I can do!
On the song "nothing to Gein" Ryan is using a subtle vibrato technique. Its still on the 5 string thumb. I can play it as well, just take a lot of practice. Hope this helps mate.
Wow you think so?! I swear that's a fretless?!
@@WhichBass I do by cutting the tone knob all the way down on the parts where it's needed. I do believe Ryan does the same. He does it as well on the song "Severed" at the start of the song.
that 'dziękuję bardzo' was spot on B)
Thanks Mohhie! Moj narzeczona skand Polse 😎
cool Last Podcast reference!
Finally my three favourite bass players have been covered on this series
Oh that's excellent! Who are the other two?
@@WhichBass les Claypool and Rex brown,
They are just masters on their instruments and know what groove really is no matter how fast the song is or how complex their lines are also they are just some cool ass dudes with great personalities 👍
@@WhichBass also great video keep up with the good work these videos are the best
Brilliant, thanks for letting me know Waffles! Glad you're a happy camper 😎
When mud was just starting and they only had one album I got a chance to talk with him at a show. He was in the sound booth removing his makeup after the show. I could be wrong, it was many a bowl ago but I think they were opening for Pantera or possibly a slipknot show.
Very cool! I think it likely Slipknot. Slipknot took them on tour in 1999.
Gotta mention the weed like it's something special.....
I would love a video on Dirk Lance, the bassist if Incubus!
Great suggestion thanks Fromaggio!
That weird letter they penned at 15:55 with the Zeta cross breeding nonsense... GWAR was doing this stuff when they were all still in middle school. I’m sure GWAR was flattered that bands like Mudvayne, slipknot, etc were so heavily influenced by their antics and carried the torch into the 21st century.
Did you check out his interview with Doc Coyle on Doc's podcast? Whole lot of info there too!
No I haven't?! I shall do so, thanks for the heads up!
@@WhichBass Yo! Sent you an email regarding on your main page! I responded 3 times and every time I refreshed it was gone! Maybe You tube is block external links???
Sorry Carbon, I did reply to your email thanks a bunch! Will listen soon 😎
From what I hear, HP wilfer was not happy about Ryan leaving Warwick for fodera. Especially when his Foderas are pretty much just thumb bolt-ons with fancy top woods
Oooo popcorn alert! Link me if you see any press releases haha.
Great video 😊
Nice shoutout to Last Podcast!
Hail yourself Captain!
@@WhichBass Mugustalations!
Brilliant bassist, one of my influences. Extremely disappointed with the Fodera switch. Go back to Warwick, Ryan!
You need to do Trevor Dunn!
Good call thanks Snooty!
Would love to see one of Curtis Porche of Carbon 9
Great suggestion Dr, I'll see what I can do.
3:32 Smooth :-)
Haha thanks Don. Couldn't resist 😅
Nice vid... but what neck was that bubinga thumbass? Wenge or Ovangkol?? Thanks
Alfie looks like one of the monsters from “Where the wild things are”
Wait wait wait ... Which one?
Can't wait.
Exceptional video
Thank you Slay! Glad you enjoyed it.
Great thorough investigation on Ryan! Can you make a full video of you only saying the word "Bubinga"?
Thanks J glad you enjoyed it. I may have to do a full length video with some of my favourite pronunciations in future ... Good call 😂
Hey love your videos dude. I was wondering if you could do sting from the police for your next know your bass player
Thanks Snipes! My pleasure, glad you enjoyed it. Sting is a great suggesiton thank you!
I would like to see video about Russian circles bass player, he is one of the best
Interesting suggestion thanks Craby!
Fuck yeah to the LPOTL call out!
Hail yourself Kyle!
"I don't care about bass"
Dang Ryan, I thought you was one of us 😓
Broke my heart too!
Al Cisneros!!
Great suggestion thanks Adrin!
I used to have this issue of the magazine but i think it was thrown out when i left home. From what i remember you've mostly covered his personal history but as for rig stuff i don't recall much. Sorry
Thanks James that's bloody useless 🤣 but I appreciate that you almost had it haha.
For me, I'm interested in knowing more about Sergio Vega and Chi Cheng from Deftones, Darcy Wretsky from Smashing Pumpkins, Tony Levin (as I'm a huge Peter Gabriel fan) and the late, great Ox (John Entwistle from The Who).
Great suggestions thanks J Alan! I'll see what I can do!
@@WhichBass I got to meet Mudvayne at a show in 2005, and my only question to Ryan was "How did you get to be so damn good and fluid.". He just smiled, chuckled, and said, "I don't know man, I just picked it up one day and never put it down."
Matt was in a sour mood that day, though.
Oh well, I got all of their signatures on my shirt and hat!
Patiently waiting for this! Br Br Deng
Mr Br Br Deng! Let the Deng commence! Good to see you TJ!
Al Cisneros next , dude does not get enough credit and his rig is perplexing.
Great suggestion thanks Bigsauze.
Awesome video!!! Hail Gein.
Subcribed.
Thanks for the sub Rob hail yourself! If you have a bass rig suggestion let me know!
I'd really like to see Tina Weymouth of Talking heads covered here.
Ooo good call thanks Space.
Hey also...I have a copy of that Bass Player magazine...I think
Oh well Tom you know what to do next don't you?! info@whichbass.co.uk 😇
Well done!
Thanks Andy! I hope you enjoyed it!
Paul Gray bass rig!!
Interesting suggestion thanks Patrick!
GOOD VIDEO ALFIE MUCH THANKS
Thank you Mark! Good to see you in the comments!
@@WhichBass AMEN
Can we see Lukey's bass rig?
Korn!
Fieldy from Korn
Good call!
Trevor Dunn by mr bungle