He is nicest rock star ever Night before show in saint-petersburg (25.08.2015) me and my friend came to the hotel there they stay for a night and Robert came out to sing some stuff for people who was there and he singed poster for me and shake my hand also but we did not expect what somebody came out for us Sorry for my english:)
Y'all seen the video when metallica told him that they wanted Rob to join and they gave him a $1,000,000 right on the spot? And Rob had tears come to his eyes? He was crying because he could finally afford all the Warwick gear he could want!!
That bass is sweet!!! Love that tone and the fact that the body is smaller makes it look super lightweight and sharp. Wish I had just a third of his talent.
This video was awesome Robert is an awesome Bass Guitarist He and Cliff Burton are the reason I want to be a Bass Guitarist they are both very inspirational to me
I can guarantee you that they thought it was great, makes people talking, probably nothing compared to the millions dollar endorsement deal they gave him. Also, they made the damn thing, they just send it back to the repair shop, give it a little clean up and that's it. Personally I thought it was great haha
Rob is a brilliant amazing bass player, best thing that has happen to the band, what makes Rob amazing is his playing is effortless, there is so much more in the tank to offer, look at auditions there is some decent bass players that struggled to play the Cliff stuff but not Rob, Death Magnetic is amazing record ,
I dont think he would've lasted almost 2 decades as the bassist of Metallica if he wasnt an extremely talented, class act individual. Hes paid his dues. Dudes a certified rockstar, legend. People need to recognize this.
That was totally cool of Robert to get the ball rolling on that Jaco biopic. Hopefully it will get done soon. Never met him, but he seems really cool!!!
2:21 I feel as though Metallica should put in some slap in their songs, they got distortion, wah and chords from Cliff so why not give Rob something cool to do?
Not saying that there is anything wrong with slap/pop and I'm not saying there won't be a song in the future where it would be appropriate, but as dynamic as Metallica is, I just don't see that kind of style fitting there music. Just my .02.
I think most people feel it wouldnt suit their style. Theres a reason they rejected les Claypool as Cliffs replacement. He is easily one of the most unique & talented players out there but his funky style wouldnt fit in too well with James fast aggressive down picking.
It's no wonder he scored the gig with the band he had the mightiest tone and the best technique bar none but I think it also had to do with his personality and approach to the instrument and music in general which flowed over into Robs outlook on life he does a good job and definitely deserves the spot after Cliff no doubt about it
It is really hard to rank Cliff, Jason, and Rob. (If that wasn't what you meant, I apologize). Each Metallica bassist brought something positive to the group (although I think Rob is not being utilized to his fullest).
DonKrieg95 I wasn't trying to rank each of them to me cliff brought so much to the band which is why they pursued him in the first place Jason was just like a band aid fix I'm not saying that Jason can't play he definitely can but he was always in the outside looking in at the other three members and it showed but rob seems to have fit right in regarding all aspects of the band,I agree with you I think rob isn't being used to his full potential yet but no doubt in time he will be and hopefully sooner than later! Great band great musicians but when you amass the amount of money they have I guess you can take your time and more or less do what you want to a certain extent for example kirks leads from the ride the lightning era were clear,precise and very long and these days it's like he just jumps on the Wah and belts out any old thing and covers it with the Wah effect it's hard to feel the emotion in his leads then you have rob who seems to bring it all back down to earth and the instrument with some really cool bass lines which is what cliff did ...well to me that what he did anyways
Damn it Rockin Rob! You killed it on that bass before you just killed the other bass literally. You DA man!!! Baddest assed bassist on the planet bro! 💯
Nonsense, he plays in one of the best band in the world ..and he is one of the best bass players in the world .. Metallica and robert have taken the right decision!!
+domi2308 You can be a fan and state the facts, that is he is not even close to being one of the "best" bass players in the world. You know what though, I'll let you in on a secret...he doesn't have to be. What he does fulfills the role required in the band he is in. The band he plays in is made of up washed up musicians (minus James, I have hope for him yet) who don't practice their craft or care about quality of music. I can easily see the regression in Rob's playing since being with Metallica. Nothing he plays off the cuff is smooth or flowing which tells me he doesn't play or practice a lot outside of playing Metallica songs. It really shows when he jams with top bassists.
One of the best bands of the world? I SAY the most uninspired amateurish metal band ever. I hate metallica, they ruined Trujillo career, now 90% of old fans don't follow him anymore.
Must be nice to have your basses given to you and just let an expensive instrument fall like that lol. But Rob is an awesome dude, I've met him a few times with BLS, Suicidal Tendencies and Ozzy, always just cool to be around. He's an extremely talented musician though, easily on par with all the greats of today. He's not Cliff, but that doesn't mean he's not just as talented, their playing styles are just wildly different. Cliff was a thrasher that was incredibly melodic, Rob is a funky jazz player that can rip like few others, and as a bass player I have the utmost respect for them AND Jason Newsted as well, one of the most powerful pick style players ever. Take it from a bass player, Metallica has always had monster low end players since 1983. :)
I have been reading comments about rock musicians especially Rob (literally my bass hero),I have never seen such a nice and kind comment like yours ,keep rockin🤘🏄
Has anybody noticed that every bass player Metallica has had has been the smartest, most grounded, most well-rounded person in the band? And that the bass player (other than Cliff, I guess) has been the most marginalized and under-used person in Metallica? Those first four albums will always mean a lot to me, but I've been over Metallica for a long time... and a lot of it has to do with what egocentric jerks James and Lars seem to be...
I wholeheartedly agree 100% I don’t listen to rob anymore now that he’s in metallica. Look at the slap riff he threw down at the end of this video, better then anything he’s been allowed to play in metallica. Cliff was the only bassist allowed to have a voice in the band, and once he left the band lost themselves. I only listen to the first 3 albums with Cliff🤷🏻♂️
oh my cuss that bass is gorgeous. it's like he found it in a junk yard and it was glowing with a black smoky ora because it was blessed by a metal priest whom hermits at the base of a sinister mountain the locals call The Devil's Horn.
I'd say there's 3 parts of "judging" a musician - and the first part is the musical "skill". An extremely skilled band for example; dream theater. They utilize their skills to create interesting music. The second part is a whole different genre - feeling; like "attitude, emotional input, and so on"..A good example for that would be any one of the great blues kings. Then there is style, which can be a result of the previous two traits plus personal interest. And, togeather these traits form the musician. Metallica is an awesome band and that's proven- go to any live show and see how they connect with the audience. Not only that, they have a loyal fanbase that'll never go away. This is not because of their musical skill mainly, it's because of other traits that go well and connect with the audience. This means that even though Rob might be more skilled, it doens't mean he's a better musician, and it certainly doesnt mean his ability is wasted in Metallica. I'd rather see him in Metallica any day than in some technical band. Dont get me wrong, I enjoy technical bands too. But just because Rob is skilled - doesn't mean it's the only thing he can contribute with. I think it's his attitude and style mainly that adds well into Metallica, while the skill is a great bonus.
guramannen and while his talent and creativity were much more audible with Infectious Grooves, he can take a simple riff or bass line in a metallica song, and either add many more layers to it, or deconstruct it to its basest (lol) parts, while retaining full cognitive understanding of what he's doing, musically. Metallica will never need to teach Rob anything about composition and theory. He jumped in mid-stream and has never lost a step.
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I don't know but I think Trujillo is a very good human being. He looks humble and easygoing.
+Martin Rodriguez except when he's playing, then he looks like he's shitting himself
+hotdoggravy Especially when he does vocals lol
Check out his playing with Infectious Grooves and Suicidal Tendencies before you make that conclusion.
Ironic giving his appearance but yeah I kinda agree.
Well, you don't know.
He looks so scary, but once you hear him talk he's like the nicest dude ever
The fuck nigga what are you a fuckin child lmfao
Stop repeating everything you see on the internet, you are making a fool out of yourself stupid trend following kid
Vegeta 777speedc Who are you talking to? Haha!
@@pxofpxof7782 who
He is nicest rock star ever
Night before show in saint-petersburg (25.08.2015) me and my friend came to the hotel there they stay for a night and Robert came out to sing some stuff for people who was there and he singed poster for me and shake my hand also but we did not expect what somebody came out for us
Sorry for my english:)
2:37 never seen this slapping technique before
I think its called the "i dont give a fuck" technique
he's popping multiple strings at the same time. in general, he plays the bass like a flamenco player. it's badass.
He's talking about when he knocked the bass over lol
check out infectious grooves and their song violent and funky, before tj joined /\/\
So oldschool! Check out his career and his former bands. Infectious Groove, etc. and of course Suicidal Tendencies!
This guy is amazing. Never ceases to impress me with his bass skills.
ROB WTF!!!!!!
I heard that bass yell "NOOO"on the way down... ohh that was me.
Lol XD
That was his attempt at Relic'ing it ;)
So down to earth. This guy deserves every good fortune headed his way.
he puts basses down to earth for sure
Rob is a shredding, killing bassist- end of story--- I've been digging his playing since his early days with suicidal- he never disappoints.
+Jason Rosner- Bass I totally agree....!!!
+Jason Rosner- Bass agreed
No bass were harmed during the making of this clip...
Apart from the one he bitch slapped bro.
Jeremoid Only people harmed......with basses
ARE YOU SURE ABOUT THAT?
you obviously didn´t watch till the end
Besides the one he murdered
my heart actually skipped a beat there at the end... true story...
sooo you're dead then?
Yet you wrote this some how?
Call me a sceptic, but I'm just unconvinced if this actually is a "True Story"
@@jeffreywarcher He said skipped a beat, not stopped.
he fits Metallica perfectly, but he's so under used
Dillon MacPherson agreeed!
Metallica doesn't deserve him...
Ye, the biggest metal band in the world doesnt deserve him....
Metallica never deserved a dedicated member after all those years Jason had been mistreated.
I think Robert's abilities are stifled to fit Metallica's style. But that's just me.
Rob’s playing is literally infectious (get it lol). He sounds so loud and clean.
His face. When. He plays.
HNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNGGGGGG
All of Metallica does it
O.O to >.< to O.O to >.
If that's what he looks like when making love then fuck that's cringey shit right there. Poor waifu!
Concentración
Y'all seen the video when metallica told him that they wanted Rob to join and they gave him a $1,000,000 right on the spot? And Rob had tears come to his eyes? He was crying because he could finally afford all the Warwick gear he could want!!
😂😂😂😂
Love this guy. He gives me back my lost hope in humanity.
That bass is sweet!!! Love that tone and the fact that the body is smaller makes it look super lightweight and sharp. Wish I had just a third of his talent.
It's like a fucking battle axe
At the very end, about 14 Framus executives fell out of their chairs and needed oxygen. "What is he DOING"..."
My heart was aching!
Don't worry, it was all a set up.... possibly.
the dude has enough money to buy every bass on that shop, I wouldn't worry about a single guitar falling.
Six String Löve Lol !!!
It’s a single bass. He probably smashes one every week.
Thank you for that Robert . Everything happens for a reason . You were meant to be a big part of the Metallica family :) . with love and respect
love the YEAH at the end
Seems like James influenced him there
This video was awesome Robert is an awesome Bass Guitarist He and Cliff
Burton are the reason I want to be a Bass Guitarist they are both very inspirational to me
02:36 poor bass.... --
..he goes "Yeah!" But as soon the camera stops he ran back and yelled, "FUUUCCCKKK!" While desperately trying to pick it up
I can guarantee you that they thought it was great, makes people talking, probably nothing compared to the millions dollar endorsement deal they gave him. Also, they made the damn thing, they just send it back to the repair shop, give it a little clean up and that's it. Personally I thought it was great haha
Jason Newkid Good bass 2:41
F
I hope that bass is ok D:
Rob is a brilliant amazing bass player, best thing that has happen to the band, what makes Rob amazing is his playing is effortless, there is so much more in the tank to offer, look at auditions there is some decent bass players that struggled to play the Cliff stuff but not Rob, Death Magnetic is amazing record ,
Can i have that broken bass, i'm stupid
I dont think he would've lasted almost 2 decades as the bassist of Metallica if he wasnt an extremely talented, class act individual.
Hes paid his dues. Dudes a certified rockstar, legend. People need to recognize this.
Rob The Truth Trujillo
That was totally cool of Robert to get the ball rolling on that Jaco biopic. Hopefully it will get done soon. Never met him, but he seems really cool!!!
No basses were harmed in the making of this video
not sure about that poor thing at the end
If it were a Gibson, the headstock would've broke, LOL.
Hes such a fkn boss!!! Mad props man!
One amazing bass player he is.
yes sir Robert just seems very humble & good human being & he totally kicks ass!
2:39 when the bass hit the ground my heart stopped for a second and a small tear was falling down my face.
One of the best bass players i have ever heard,so underated.
His "see ya!" is so james hetfield.
thats so true
sad but true
2:20 back to his old infectious grooves days - ST for life
That bass and tone sound so damn massive. You got some rumble going on there.
rob is just such a cool guy. i really hope hes happy with the rest of metallica
fuck henry rollins though.
fuck henry rollins? with pleasure
Rollins for life
Now THAT'S a true Rock & Roll exit!
It is just impossible NOT to love this guy!
he is the man! my favourite bass guitarist ever and lemmy kilmister too
What a rare sight... Rob on a 4-string.
Can i get that bass which he drops at last...???
Thanks for making the Jaco movie. You are the coolest.
The end has me laughing my ass off! 😂 Rob is so hilarious!!
Long live Infectious Grooves!
2:21 I feel as though Metallica should put in some slap in their songs, they got distortion, wah and chords from Cliff so why not give Rob something cool to do?
Not saying that there is anything wrong with slap/pop and I'm not saying there won't be a song in the future where it would be appropriate, but as dynamic as Metallica is, I just don't see that kind of style fitting there music. Just my .02.
Only one song, Cure, has slap
Cliff used to slap a line of for whom the bell toll live
But noting like Rob just like 1 note being slapped
I think most people feel it wouldnt suit their style. Theres a reason they rejected les Claypool as Cliffs replacement. He is easily one of the most unique & talented players out there but his funky style wouldnt fit in too well with James fast aggressive down picking.
This guy is way more underrated than anyone currently working in this field. He is continuously being overshadowed by Cliff.
Amazing!!that men love his bass
Does Rob Trujillo ever put his bass down? Seems like he's always jamming on his bass! Eats, sleeps, drinks bass!
"oh yes, lets just cover the ampeg with some t-shirts, nobody will notice that..."
LOL, yes
why they cover the Ampegs?
huba buba
Because he's sponsored by warwick (basses), which also make amps, but he's using ampegs
RebelAngel4321
ok thank you
+RebelAngel4321 Warwick Amps probably just don't cut it like Ampeg do.
A bit late, but happy birthday to our bassist, Rob, love his sounds n stuff, rock on \m/
You’re a good dad. Whether your son is better than one of the best in the business, I don’t know. But I know he’s is to you and I love it!!
The end tho xD
I love that guy
Robert is such a cool dude, this is the ideal bass player
He's such a nice guy and a badass bass player
poor poor bass .... :(
I had a heart attack x.x
C’est toi aussi
D'Works tu te ferais
It's no wonder he scored the gig with the band he had the mightiest tone and the best technique bar none but I think it also had to do with his personality and approach to the instrument and music in general which flowed over into Robs outlook on life he does a good job and definitely deserves the spot after Cliff no doubt about it
It is really hard to rank Cliff, Jason, and Rob. (If that wasn't what you meant, I apologize). Each Metallica bassist brought something positive to the group (although I think Rob is not being utilized to his fullest).
DonKrieg95 I wasn't trying to rank each of them to me cliff brought so much to the band which is why they pursued him in the first place Jason was just like a band aid fix I'm not saying that Jason can't play he definitely can but he was always in the outside looking in at the other three members and it showed but rob seems to have fit right in regarding all aspects of the band,I agree with you I think rob isn't being used to his full potential yet but no doubt in time he will be and hopefully sooner than later! Great band great musicians but when you amass the amount of money they have I guess you can take your time and more or less do what you want to a certain extent for example kirks leads from the ride the lightning era were clear,precise and very long and these days it's like he just jumps on the Wah and belts out any old thing and covers it with the Wah effect it's hard to feel the emotion in his leads then you have rob who seems to bring it all back down to earth and the instrument with some really cool bass lines which is what cliff did ...well to me that what he did anyways
I want him to stop playing with Metallica and join some other more fun band!
wow! amazing play! extraño infectous groovesssss! :)
Julio Di Felippo sabes como se llama el primer tema que toca?
Hola, la verdad que no....
That guitar's got feelings yo
What song does he start playing at 0:24? I swear I've heard it before
Nerd it almost sounds like that Indian chant at football games. Especially at stadiums like at the Kansas City Chiefs
Curtis Vasseur, Jr. It sounds like Sabbath but idk
It's parts of his Jungle Essence.
He’s just fucking around
It kinda reminded me of an arctic monkeys song for some reason
How does he look so young of hè is 53???
If**
good genetics
tarik karakoca good music keeps you young
Steroids?
Play bass
That was some dope slapping. 🤯
Damn it Rockin Rob! You killed it on that bass before you just killed the other bass literally. You DA man!!! Baddest assed bassist on the planet bro! 💯
Omg!!! What is that from :25 on!?! Sounds so bad ass! I NEED TABS PLEASE!!!
Nonsense, he plays in one of the best band in the world ..and he is one of the best bass players in the world .. Metallica and robert have taken the right decision!!
+domi2308 You can be a fan and state the facts, that is he is not even close to being one of the "best" bass players in the world. You know what though, I'll let you in on a secret...he doesn't have to be. What he does fulfills the role required in the band he is in. The band he plays in is made of up washed up musicians (minus James, I have hope for him yet) who don't practice their craft or care about quality of music. I can easily see the regression in Rob's playing since being with Metallica. Nothing he plays off the cuff is smooth or flowing which tells me he doesn't play or practice a lot outside of playing Metallica songs. It really shows when he jams with top bassists.
murilo ninj
i liked robert allready at sucidel tendencies and ozzy osbourne...so everyone has their opinion!!
absolutely right with that statement.
Are you sure?
One of the best bands of the world? I SAY the most uninspired amateurish metal band ever. I hate metallica, they ruined Trujillo career, now 90% of old fans don't follow him anymore.
I noticed he didn't curl his fingers when he played a fast section at the beginning. Is it like a brief percussive tap with the tips of the fingers?
Anybody know what pedal he's using to get that distorted/overdriven sound?
What is the song he is playing 0:24 and outwards? Is it just random jam, or is it an actual song? Sounds familiar...
I know I can't seem to find out what it is either
it's just a jam
Must be nice to have your basses given to you and just let an expensive instrument fall like that lol. But Rob is an awesome dude, I've met him a few times with BLS, Suicidal Tendencies and Ozzy, always just cool to be around. He's an extremely talented musician though, easily on par with all the greats of today. He's not Cliff, but that doesn't mean he's not just as talented, their playing styles are just wildly different. Cliff was a thrasher that was incredibly melodic, Rob is a funky jazz player that can rip like few others, and as a bass player I have the utmost respect for them AND Jason Newsted as well, one of the most powerful pick style players ever. Take it from a bass player, Metallica has always had monster low end players since 1983. :)
+Adam Smallwood Very true, I concour :-)
I have been reading comments about rock musicians especially Rob (literally my bass hero),I have never seen such a nice and kind comment like yours ,keep rockin🤘🏄
I dearly hope Rob is utilized to the max in the new album
Are those shirts on the amps so we can’t see the settings???
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!!!! NOT THE 5 STRING!!!
Has anybody noticed that every bass player Metallica has had has been the smartest, most grounded, most well-rounded person in the band? And that the bass player (other than Cliff, I guess) has been the most marginalized and under-used person in Metallica? Those first four albums will always mean a lot to me, but I've been over Metallica for a long time... and a lot of it has to do with what egocentric jerks James and Lars seem to be...
I wholeheartedly agree 100% I don’t listen to rob anymore now that he’s in metallica. Look at the slap riff he threw down at the end of this video, better then anything he’s been allowed to play in metallica. Cliff was the only bassist allowed to have a voice in the band, and once he left the band lost themselves. I only listen to the first 3 albums with Cliff🤷🏻♂️
@@Megadeth_777 a voice? At this point, Rob has contributed almost as much to new songwriting as Cliff did lol
Is the first riff a part of a song ? It sounds huge !!!
Wow man, hes such a fan and easy going guy i must say.
what song is that?
Trujillo technique a prelude ....../chuckle
They're so much easy to play? Quick! Send one to Jason Newsted!
oh my cuss that bass is gorgeous. it's like he found it in a junk yard and it was glowing with a black smoky ora because it was blessed by a metal priest whom hermits at the base of a sinister mountain the locals call The Devil's Horn.
I think this guy played bass for Jerry Cantrell's Degradation Trip album.
Whats the price on this bass?
Willing to bet north of $4000.00. Might be on that website ?
Dear +johnny04lightning , you can find our pricelist here: www.warwick.de/en/Warwick---Pricelists--Warwick-Masterbuilt.html :) best regards, Michael.
+Framus & Warwick Thanks for sharing. Schieze!!!
+johnny04lightning The one he knocked over is slightly cheaper :P
+johnny04lightning Warwick actually pays him for playing it. ;)
I'd say there's 3 parts of "judging" a musician - and the first part is the musical "skill". An extremely skilled band for example; dream theater. They utilize their skills to create interesting music. The second part is a whole different genre - feeling; like "attitude, emotional input, and so on"..A good example for that would be any one of the great blues kings. Then there is style, which can be a result of the previous two traits plus personal interest. And, togeather these traits form the musician.
Metallica is an awesome band and that's proven- go to any live show and see how they connect with the audience. Not only that, they have a loyal fanbase that'll never go away. This is not because of their musical skill mainly, it's because of other traits that go well and connect with the audience.
This means that even though Rob might be more skilled, it doens't mean he's a better musician, and it certainly doesnt mean his ability is wasted in Metallica. I'd rather see him in Metallica any day than in some technical band. Dont get me wrong, I enjoy technical bands too. But just because Rob is skilled - doesn't mean it's the only thing he can contribute with. I think it's his attitude and style mainly that adds well into Metallica, while the skill is a great bonus.
guramannen and while his talent and creativity were much more audible with Infectious Grooves, he can take a simple riff or bass line in a metallica song, and either add many more layers to it, or deconstruct it to its basest (lol) parts, while retaining full cognitive understanding of what he's doing, musically. Metallica will never need to teach Rob anything about composition and theory. He jumped in mid-stream and has never lost a step.
The most skilled band is dragonforce
what is that opening riff?
Is that solo from a begining from a song and if somebody knows please tell?
I have that exact guitar strap
+Andy S. lucky u! :v
Dope
I really love those !!
Holy fuck I want that bass...
there it goes... a 5.000$ master bass cracking on the floor U.U
Relax. It was just Korean made. 1.100$,or something like that...
Keep it funky... in c# standard
can someone tell me the name/tabs of the first song he plays ?
Rob rocks man , love his fast finger picking .
2:21 Davie504 can’t play this
Davie suck comparet to robert ,cliff geezer buttler and many more
Duncan Donuts it’s a joke.
Duncan Donuts yes, that TOTALLY looked like a joke answer. 😂
Yes he can
Im a little sick of davie504
2:20 for all the posers who criticize Rob
Its obviously overdubed..
what amp is he using here?
I remember when he played in Jerry Cantrell's solo band guy is a great bass player🎸🎸
did Rob have to create a tone from scratch to match James tone?
Is Rob using Jason or Cliffs tone?
What are you referring to?
Rob does what the fuck he wants.
Ryan Barba i do what the fuck i want too
LukeBogart when he joined metallica did he have to use a new tone for his bass
it's his
By far the most talented member of MetallicA.
No, the second one. Cliff is the number one
@@tomashudak3641 indeed, I ment currently.
@@3peckeredgoat735 oh then yeah, totally. Dont get me wrong i love Rob
Ive never seen cliff slap that bass
Can anyone tell me what the first riff he plays is
He slapped my hand at brixton academy in 93 ST gig I haven't washed it since