While I was in the machine of touring 10 years ago, I wasn't able to see my grandfather in the hospital much at all. I really had no way to contact him directly, and he passed while I was out of town. Despite going into this analysis for the music, learning about the song's subject matter really hit home with me after reading up on the story. Powerful stuff...
@skunkbudzrus10 ай бұрын
another bad ass ryan bass line is known forever.He just an animal at utilizing the full guitar.Been a fan for 20+ years.
@bassimprovjams377210 ай бұрын
Obligations are a MoFo they can take you away from so much in life that you can’t get back
@bassimprovjams377210 ай бұрын
@@skunkbudzrusI just recommended that too lol Mark will drop his jaw lol
@coorsgold10 ай бұрын
Wow. My grandmother passed away in a nursing home during the worst and most restrictive part of the covid pandemic. Unfortunately she had just experienced a massive stroke; was blind and half of her body paralyzed. No one except will of power/attorney were able to visit her in person, who didn't have the adequate time to do so... The facility was so understaffed and overwhelmed with other residents during the craziness, that it was impossible to reach them/her over the phone during regular hours. My wife, who's an RN, suggested that we call during super late hours (past 12am) and I was actually able to get ahold of her! Ultimately I ended up being THE LAST direct family member to speak with her before she left this world, as she passed less than 48 hours later. She was the kindest, caring and most faithful soul who was the last person ever to deserve going out that way... Honestly I never paid attention to the fact that this song, which is amongst my favorites of Mudvayne, was so similarly related in subject matter: the frustration of someone helpless and dying. So just thought I'd share - and thank you for bringing a small bit of attention to that. Your analysis of this song is much appreciated!
@JoneyJefe10 ай бұрын
@@coorsgoldthat sounds awful. I’m sure she knows she was loved.
@chivobass10 ай бұрын
Ld50 is full of insane bass parts, and you can hear all of it pretty clearly. I would recommend Internal Primates Forever next as it has some of the craziest bass work on the whole album.
@jasonmclaughlin613010 ай бұрын
Such a great bass track on primates
@descantinginsalubrious10 ай бұрын
Oh hell yeah. Primates is insane
@brandonevans258810 ай бұрын
Agreed. Mudvayne was Mudvayne bc of Chad’s vocals and Ryan’s bass.
@rafanj82410 ай бұрын
"Severed" is WILD. Ryan just dominates the song.
@_joeMelfi10 ай бұрын
We are supposed to believe a guy who’s been to the Waawick factory hasn’t heard this song before😒
@adammays312810 ай бұрын
Most unique metal bassist ever. Really drove me to want to play bass for metal. This one and Severed on this album are great bass songs
@sebg20867 ай бұрын
no
@bobrossdahoss5 ай бұрын
@@sebg2086liked your own comment? 😂
@Bazscoobz4 ай бұрын
Severed is fantastic
@andyzehr983910 ай бұрын
LD 50 is a banger and was ahead of its time in many ways
@sinr1one7 ай бұрын
LD50 is hands down, one of the best metal albums that came from that era. absolute banger. from beginning to end.
@rafanj82410 ай бұрын
You can't go wrong with Mudwayne when talking about bass. Ryan is incredible. "Severed" has a WILD bassline, Ryan just dominates the song. And "Not Falling" is a great too.
@darthkenobi4158 ай бұрын
I will never understand why the drummer doesn't get any credit😢 but Ryan is insane
@fcon21238 ай бұрын
@@darthkenobi415 Calling him just "the drummer" is part of the problem. Matthew McDonough is his name. Dude is just as much a force of nature on drums as Ryan is on base. Especially on "Cradle" and "(K)now F(orever)."
@darthkenobi4158 ай бұрын
@fcon2123 I know his name he's my favorite drummer. I've met Mudvayne and have them tattooed on me! Sorry for not mentioning his name. Known Forever is fucking amazing.
@liqwiidOfficial8 ай бұрын
“Not Falling” has to have the best Bass in their Discography
@liqwiidOfficial8 ай бұрын
@@darthkenobi415Because this is a Bass Teachers Channel! 😊🙏🏼🦊
@kellyburris28710 ай бұрын
I've been playing guitar for 30 years. This song has always made me wish I was a bassist.
@figgock135810 ай бұрын
I'm a bass player (not a very good one), this stuff is beyond my capability.
@deathmetalglenn6 ай бұрын
Ive been playing guitar for pver 20 years, i just bought a 5 string multiscale ibanez bass last week n I'm having a blast on it, i need to learn some songs so i can get a better understanding of bass in a song rather than my guitarists approach to the instrument but its well worth to pick yourself up a bass n have a new instrument to mess around on.
@brianandreasen22006 ай бұрын
This song is hella fun to play
@jspntr3 ай бұрын
im a bassist and this song makes me wish i wasnt lol.
@LastHalberd9 күн бұрын
I mean, they’re not mutually exclusive
@gurudamn92456 ай бұрын
Working in the nursing home and long-term care section in the hospital really makes me feel what the lyrics of this song want to say. I saw elders weeping and crying in fear and pain, but I could barely help them except for basic care services. All I could do was hold their hands and try to calm them down. Death Bloom is a realistic song with depth.
@LowEndUniversity6 ай бұрын
Damn…
@sergioDVO2 ай бұрын
I didn't wait to see this kind of comments in this kind of videos (reactions about bass) but that's what Mudvayne try to expresss and you know very well what are they talking about.
@kickazzdrummer66610 ай бұрын
I said it before and I'll say it again. Ryan is one of the most important bassist of our time. Such a unique style of playing.🤘
@QQyoko10 ай бұрын
Don't forget he was tuned in F# B F# B E for this album
@bongor62810 ай бұрын
Absolutely my favorite Mudvayne song. Always makes me think of my grandma. When she was nearing the end of her life I would hear her talk a lot about how she was just so tired and how she wanted "to go be with the Lord". It's heartbreaking to see loved ones essentially trapped in their own bodies
@publicinspaceHEAVYE10 ай бұрын
Give a listen to "severed" also on the LD50 album, such an amazingly beautiful song.
@grimclownjay8 ай бұрын
I wanted to suggest this one myself. Such a brutally sad song. Makes this one pale in comparison in my opinion.
@sebg20867 ай бұрын
hes so overated
@justinbrooks650210 ай бұрын
Ryan is what made me fall in love with Mudvayne. He constantly brings that beautiful melody to the table, which is such a tasty juxtaposition to the gravel-y, chugging that you hear throughout their verses, typically. If you truly want to hear some beautiful melodic parts from Ryan, check out World So Cold from Mudvayne. That was the song that originally drew me to him.
@yosshy477410 ай бұрын
Bass trifecta in my book; Justin Chancellor (Tool), Patrick Dahlheimer (Live), Ryan Martinie (Mudvayne). Love those guys' work
@diabeticmonkey10 ай бұрын
Plercenter
@gedece10 ай бұрын
Eugene from Jinjer seems to have learnt a lot from Ryan. He's also one monster bass player.
@yosshy477410 ай бұрын
I totally agree with you@@gedece
@DizzyDez6138 ай бұрын
Patrick is so underrated. His work on the “Mental Jewelry” album is incredible.
@yosshy47748 ай бұрын
Big fan of "The Distance to Here" album, but “Mental Jewelry” was the album where I acknowledged his work. Brother's Unaware, Take my Anthem, Pain Lies (chef kiss). I wish more people listen to it in a proper way @@DizzyDez613
@benharbak10 ай бұрын
Death Blooms is one of VERY few songs from that era of nu-metal I can still enjoy. Truly a masterpiece.
@manuelcarcache49972 ай бұрын
I still play it on my way to work
@krazyzark454110 ай бұрын
LD50 is full of fantastic bass work. "Internal Primates Forever", "Prod", and "Nothing to Gein" are some of my faves. From their later albums, "Dull Boy" would be great for a reaction video since they filmed an isolated video of each member.
@fcon21238 ай бұрын
Internal Primates Forever is the song that got me hooked on Mudvayne. Ryan goes absolutely ballistic on that track. It had to be intentional to make that the 2nd track on LD50 right after Dig. The hit song plays so you're like "yeah! That's why I bought this!" Then Primates starts and within a minute you are just bombarded by odd time signatures and pace changes.
@DareMurdok10 ай бұрын
MudVayne is so under rated. I have several of their albums and their usage of melodic and soft parts mixed with harsher metal has always stood out to me.
@4WOF9 ай бұрын
their self titled album is banger after banger. it doesnt miss. rides the spectrum from one end to the other. such a unique band that ended being mostly known for like 3 songs, while the rest of their discography is full of amazing tunes
@tangodelta78096 ай бұрын
I liked them when I was young and they still have some great songs. My reason for why they never got great is the lyrics and melodies got old, the guitarist is too reliant on drop D. Bands like Deftones moved on and they just kind of stagnated imo. Then you get the ‘no play makes Jake a dull boy’ lyrics like wtf
@BigTyronie5 ай бұрын
@@tangodelta7809all work and no play makes me a dull boy is a proverb. It means have fun and dont work too much.
@tangodelta78095 ай бұрын
@@BigTyronie yea, I’m aware. It’s still incredibly boring to listen to in a song
@jessaw816010 ай бұрын
Severed is the best song on that album and the bass part is incredible.
@jasondoolin64768 ай бұрын
Hold up.. the best? Do this album justice and at least put it to a vote 😂
@ShastaBean6 ай бұрын
funny to see people comment their vote as to what is the best song on LD50. haha that's not really possible. There's no less than some 8 songs on it that have no equal
@ProgrammedForDamage10 ай бұрын
The way he switches up techniques and pick-ups in their songs is inspiring. He adds so much texture and voice to a song. Really puts the bass front and centre. I had a Warwick thumb bass, but had to sell it to cover debts a friend racked up under my name. Still miss it.
@treewisemenllc728110 ай бұрын
Man, the entire LD50 album is like this. Same with the Two following. Definitely worth the listen. Staple in my younger days!
@SquareWaveSymphonies10 ай бұрын
Man, I love your Warwick. It is so freaking beautiful! Also, Ryan's bass tone is so sick. The Warwick MECs are amongst my favourite pickups.
@chrislctr10 ай бұрын
My first favorite bassist. God I love Ryan.
@CabanonGuitarHero7 ай бұрын
the entirety of Mudvayne's self-titled album is a pure bass chef-d'oeuvre.
@serfillustrated401810 ай бұрын
LD.50 is the best work they ever did. You should certainly do more.
@kendalleberly77733 ай бұрын
Love that album
@Karen-vf8no10 ай бұрын
God I love this song so much. Great video!
@jordanbass338610 ай бұрын
So glad that you checked this out i was patiently waiting after i saw your reaction to dig! you bring an incredible perspective to one of my all time favorite bands and so glad to see your custom warwick Thumb again the tone on that is unlike any other. would love to see reactions to other songs from mudvayne they bring alot to the table that most dont suspect. keep up the amazing content you inspire all of us!
@eatmyfishy10 ай бұрын
Ryan single-handedly told me through LD50 as I was listening in high school that playing bass was something i had to do…I have yet to fully learn one of his songs as I am not quite there yet but i know I will one day and all I can do is say thank you to him for being such an inspiration to me :)
@theatticreview77710 ай бұрын
Ditto! Saw them live and immediately went home and started learning how to slap because I loved hearing and watching Ryan play 👏
@LowEndUniversity10 ай бұрын
Well said! Keep at it! It’s crazy to see how many players he’s inspired along the way.
@jasondoolin64768 ай бұрын
I feel this in my soul
@Sprnklrmn10 ай бұрын
Dude, this album changed my life in 2000. You’re just breaking thru the ceiling. Check out the rest of the album. It still blows my mind 20 years later.
@Meet_Me_In_The_Pit10 ай бұрын
Ryan has always been my favorite bassist....his choice of gear and technical ability is just the signature of mudvayne. Ryan's music theory knowledge is off the charts and i love how he writes basslines.
@Rob-mz2mu10 ай бұрын
He switched from Warwick to Fodera. I bought Warwick because of Ryan's sound on LD 50. He should've worked a deal with Warwick, and created his own signature model.
@LakeVermilionDreams10 ай бұрын
Do a full LD50 mega reaction/analysis!! Make it a real party!!!
@coorsgold10 ай бұрын
Thank you for diving into "Death Blooms"! I really enjoy your analysis of this song, as its one of my favs. Ryan Martinie is the absolute shit. His jazz and prog/nu metal fusion is what inspired me to pick up a bass - and frankly your videos keep me inspired and learning and appreciative of musical talent!! Please do a video next on "Prod" by Mudvayne on that LD50 album. I think you'll find some really intriguing bass chords and I'd be really eager and curious to hear your take on it! Matter of fact, in true inspiration of great bass material, you could wisely spend more than half the videos you put out covering Ryan Martinie stuff! Thanks!!
@outlaw45407090710 ай бұрын
The thing I've learned from your videos on Ryan is that I clearly have slept on Mudvayne all these years. Gonna have to start correcting that, 'cause this was eye opening.
@bassimprovjams377210 ай бұрын
So glad you dig back into Ryan, please more Ryan!! Anything from LD50 will be killer bass like this maybe “known Forever!” Next no video but we can sit and listen 😊
@kimiT180018 күн бұрын
my favorite Mudvayne song hands down! Ryan is just amazing💜
@jamesnelson116910 ай бұрын
Ryan is such an awesome bass player he does alot of crazy stuff but I love it
@kawonewilliams194910 ай бұрын
Ryan Martini is one of my favorite bass players. His playing is so different from anything I've ever heard. He really makes the band what it is. So much of their sound was because of him.
@andrewcasey70235 ай бұрын
Covered my favorite Mudvayne song!!! Man that was great to see! Also such a great job breaking down the riffs.
@jon64518 ай бұрын
Wow, loved this reaction! Bass wise, story wise, just beautiful overall
@LowEndUniversity8 ай бұрын
Glad you enjoyed it!
@Marrero110 ай бұрын
The bass in "Forget to Remember" is prob my favorite. You might recognize the song, it was a bit more popular and had a lot of radio play
@user-lg3zl5pv7q10 ай бұрын
Severed and Nothing to Gein from this album are must listen songs too.
@QuintonCraig10 ай бұрын
Great video Mark, Ryan Martinie is goated with the sauce
@halloweengirl552310 ай бұрын
I subscribed to your channel all because of this reaction video. I love, love this song by Mudvayne. And I appreciate the musicality. I learned so much!
@chadgnagy157410 ай бұрын
Nice Warwick! I have a 4-string 1998 Corvette that i bought in 2000. Still my #1 bass! Have done NO work to it and even put it away for 8 years. Sounded like day 1 when i started playing again. Amazing instruments!
@dmill90202 ай бұрын
Greatest bass on an album in my opinion as a metal head. Also that tone and the way he plays. Is absolute the 🐐 it’s so damn fire.
@imantssafronovs92455 ай бұрын
The song and video are some of my favourite pieces of art ever.
@SentientPickle10 ай бұрын
love the tradeoff they're doing with the respective instruments that gives brief windows for each to shine through. also a lot of my fave bassists have played Warwicks, like Ryan here and P-Nut from 311. Not sure what to take from that, but there it is lol
@FevourWoR7 ай бұрын
Would love to hear your thoughts on Silenced, probably my favorite Mudvayne song, so good
@I_Candy011210 ай бұрын
Mudvayne revolutionized how I understood the capabilities of nu metal, thanks to Ryan.
@danielvincent281510 ай бұрын
I think you need to talk about his unique tuning. That drives a lot of his sound.
@FrenchVanillaMilitia10 ай бұрын
I'm a simp for Warwick lol The moment I heard Mudvayne I realized I really wanted to give bass a try. I finally saved up enough for a Thumb 5 a few years ago. Safe to say, this thing isn't going anywhere. The one and only bass I've had so far that I'm just like "yep, this thing isn't being sold, it's not going anywhere. I'll forever have this one" Even if there is a day I don't play bass anymore, I'm keeping the Thumb. It was a life goal to have and I'm happy to own one. That melodic, sorta chord, arpeggio thing Ryan does in the chorus sounds really pretty when you let all of the notes ring. I don't play it sequentially. I just make the chord figure with my fingers and slide around. It sounds really pretty. Ryan Martinie is easily one of the most influential metal bassists out there. And it's even cooler that he rarely, if ever, plays with distortion. Like EVERYONE is running B7Ks. They always have this dark, clanky, punchy tone. Which sounds awesome. But every damn metal bassists sounds the same. "You running a B7K?" Bassist "Yep" Cool. You sound like every other metal bassist. Something like a Thumb doesn't need Gain to sound menacing. It inherently has a menacing tone. Doesn't necessarily mean it will ALWAYS be dark and brooding, but when you want it to, goddamn, it's a thing of beauty. I'll forever enjoy the tones of Warwicks and Spectors. There's nothing like them. Really wish people would get off of the dick of Dingwall and shit.
@JohnAdamIan28 ай бұрын
This is the single edit
@j__s880210 ай бұрын
My fav track by them. I always appreciated the mix on LD50 and how they really nailed the bass tone on the album.
@ChadTheAlcoholic10 ай бұрын
What this is the first listen!?!? Dude. Prod. Is great. The whole record is stunning bass
@RexBarca3 ай бұрын
First time viewer of your channel. Great content and insights. SUBSCRIBED
@LowEndUniversity3 ай бұрын
Awesome, thank you! Welcome aboard! 🙏🏼
@Hobbym310 ай бұрын
Probably the only band I ever went to see and watched the bass player the whole show.
@ShastaBean6 ай бұрын
That's easy to do but it means missing the drumming. Watch McDonough if you get another chance. That cat can wield a pair of sticks and is phenomenal
@gerrytaylor1378Ай бұрын
@@ShastaBean drums is super insane
@bassvik6 ай бұрын
The first time my friend played this to me about 20 years ago, I was awestruck and still I am!
@wingnut64310 ай бұрын
Great video as always. Ryan definitely is a unique player with a unique sound. Busting out the Warwick bass again reminded me to suggest Jon Stockman from Karnivool as someone you should check out as he also plays Warwick. Lots of great songs from them, especially from the album Sound Awake. Simple Boy, Goliath, New Day, Deadman, and Change would be great to check out from that album. Goliath has a bass playthrough video from Darkglass (the Alpha Omega pedal was based on Jon's tone from the song) and Change has an official live video on the band's channel.
@LowEndUniversity10 ай бұрын
Karnivool is really soon, I just need to decide on the song. Leaning toward "Goliath" based on other request tallies!
@justinbrooks650210 ай бұрын
@@LowEndUniversity Goliath and All I Know are both great. Slight preference for All I Know here.
@thestig0076 ай бұрын
One of my all time favorite Mudvayne songs, and also one of my all time favorite songs.
@dangiampietro66067 ай бұрын
Ryan is an absolute pillar of killer bass playing. He'll always be remembered for dig/"br br deng", and he has a sense of humor about it too. That said, his playing on L.D. 50(or anything really) is absolutely incredible. Thank you for being a inspiration to us all Ryan.
@meeksywampus10 ай бұрын
His tone is just... MASSIVE. He's a phenomenal bass player.
@beedubz132210 ай бұрын
The tone is just fire.
@neonnerd13645 ай бұрын
Ld50 really takes me back. Such a great album.
@SkryknoW10 ай бұрын
Love this song, band and bassist. For more warm, beautiful melodies by Mudvayne, check out "Mercy, Severity". Ryan and Matt (bassist and drummer) had a huge influence on me while growing up in the 2000's. L.D. 50 and The End Of All Things To Come are still among my favourite albums of all time.
@alexwolf28455 ай бұрын
That's my personal #1 Mudvayne song😂❤
@darkhillseuropeanmountsLLC5 ай бұрын
I love this band so so much musicly and lyrically truly amazing. The are very smart and amazing musicians.
@InTheMindOfDavid21 күн бұрын
It’s absolutely crazy that LD50 was there first record. Like, really think about that for a second. It’s fucking insane. It’s such a complex album filled to the brim with some of the most complex music you’ll ever hear. Now imagine being someone in 2000 when the album dropped, there was ABSOLUTELY NOTHING ELSE that’s sounds like this at that time. It must have been mindblowing to be go to a concert and these guys come out as the opener for whatever band you were there to see, and this is what you hear for the first time. Mind melting.
@blackphillip84865 ай бұрын
15sec into the video and I love his bass playing in early Mudvayne, as a bassist it was so awesome to hear the bass take on the lead parts and the guitar mainly just hold down the rhythm with the drums. Blew my mind as a kid, never understood some of the hate they got back then.
@LostHate10 ай бұрын
Awesome! More Mudvayne please. They don't get the recognition they should especially here on KZbin.
@Iamnotaserialkiller_10 ай бұрын
This was ringtone for many years. Love this song so much.
@chemxcore10 ай бұрын
OK so I just never checked this band out back in the day, I think I was just more into punk, but I wanted to check this video out and holy FUCK I love the tune and this Ryan feller is quite the bassist. Absolutely pulling up this album later!
@LowEndUniversity10 ай бұрын
Right? I slept on them too. I got into prog metal way too early and missed this scene entirely, honestly.
@a1n9t8o92 ай бұрын
LD50 is incredible, and Ryan is an amazing bassist! he's been the biggest inspiration and even though the music i play now sounds nothing like Mudvayne his playing is always an inspiration!
@DizzyDez6138 ай бұрын
Decades later, still my favourite Mudvayne song.
@patrose774210 ай бұрын
You've done two of my favorite Mudvayne songs already, and I would love to hear your analysis of "World So Cold"
@ggaccentc6 ай бұрын
Death Blooms, one of their best! Such a great build-up!
@Straightedge636 ай бұрын
ryan was a massive influence on my playing. still love this entire record
@bwill5785 ай бұрын
It should be a felony how underrated Ryan is....💯
@zachhall50615 ай бұрын
Severed from the same album is one of my faves.
@neongloom45706 ай бұрын
Ryanj is a beast! Mudvayne is in a league of their own. Nobody was good enough to copy them.
@CoreyPorter4208 ай бұрын
That entire album is a bass masterpiece. -1 is one of my favorite songs off that album. Full of creative bass runs
@zombiereagan48137 ай бұрын
Soften the Glare March of the Cephlopods. Ryan is epic. You will be very pleased.
@mattyboy72727 ай бұрын
You have to watch him play, there is sooooo much more going on, ryan just slays itttttt
@BoredDoc7 ай бұрын
I clearly remember when my concert going experience changed. It was back in 2003 and it was the second time I was seeing Mudvayne. I went from just vibing with the music and spending most of the time in the pit to getting transfixed by Ryan's playing. I have seen hundreds of bands since and still rank them as one of the best I have ever seen.
@SigilSC210 ай бұрын
Did I hear you mention that you had perfect pitch in another video? Your aural skills are insane.
@LowEndUniversity10 ай бұрын
I do! Both a blessing and a curse - mostly a blessing 😅🤓
@SigilSC210 ай бұрын
@@LowEndUniversity Thanks for confirming! I often look at videos like this and note what the 'standard' is for a professional musician. I look at people's playing and I'm like "Yeah, I could do that with some more practice." My ear isn't nearly as strong as my technique, but I see you calling out specific chords and I had to ask since it's one of the first times I had to stop and go "Wait, i don't think I could do that with any amount of practice."
@JoneyJefe10 ай бұрын
He can literally tell you what key the dog outside is barking in.
@dingleberryhandpump80210 ай бұрын
One of my favorite bassists ever. Talk about a signature style. You should check out the Mudvayne song IMN, one of my favorite Ryan performances that's not on L.D. 50.
@heffatheanimal220010 ай бұрын
I've seen some bloody incredible bassists live, but Ryan is most definitely a stand out among them. Not only his incredible string acrobatics, but his stage movement, energy and presence is breathtaking
@bacongl10 ай бұрын
LD50 is great the whole way through. I had it on repeat for months when it came out. Loved that Warwick tone even back then.
@julianthesmooshyhusky897610 ай бұрын
Man I wish I got a thumb back when they were even moderately affordable. The bolt one cost almost a grand more than they did three or four years ago
@volumeacademymusic10 ай бұрын
**true fact about the bass tone*** really been enjoying your videos thank you for taking the time, thought i would share a little something i learned about the tone for this record, a few years ago i posted on my instagram a picture of a newly acquired thumb bass and beside it my vinyl copy of l.d. 50. in the post i said how that album was the sole reason i wanted to get a thumb and blah blah blah. i was delighted to see a comment from gggarth richardson who produced the album out in vancouver. he said that it took them a few days to find that bass tone a combination of a few amps and D.I.'s but the real kicker was that they actually blended in the use of a shotgun mic pointed at the zones where he is striking his actual strings!! there was always something a little extra about the bass tone on l.d. 50 that was completely unique that i could never put my finger on and when that fact was revealed its the part of the sound i hear the most now. sometimes it feels like the blend of the shotgun mic and the amps/d.i,s give a chorus effect when hes doing those chord runs.
@LowEndUniversity10 ай бұрын
Wow!! That’s cool as hell, and makes a lot of sense. Ryan hits the strings pretty hard for those heavier sections, and I can totally see how that would aid in the way it cuts in the mix. Thanks for sharing this!!
@volumeacademymusic10 ай бұрын
No problem! And yeah with that whole velociraptor right hand thing he employs it is striking to say the least. Could make for a cool video for you to recreate the bass tone employing this blend system? Cheers!
@TwoandaHater10 ай бұрын
We need some Tony Franklin on this channel, try some Blue Murder!
@omahastyleee311110 ай бұрын
A Certain Shade of Green from Incubus. Dirk Lance Ryan and PNut were all the top of the class at that time. And all Warwick artists.
@matthewkohen22885 ай бұрын
Martinie always fits in the mix in unusual spots.
@descantinginsalubrious10 ай бұрын
My fave Mudvayne song. It gets me in the feels. ..."Skrying" is another good one.
@thothheartmaat28335 ай бұрын
that guy was my idol for a while..
@dumplingshakes227 ай бұрын
Mudvayne is always good for a stank face reaction haha. That’s when you know he’s killing it
@schoenfelder894 ай бұрын
My favorite bass player
@MaddMountains7 ай бұрын
This is the radio version. I highly recommend listening to the album version.
@S1K0T1K5 ай бұрын
I am constantly taken aback there are not more comments pointing out how much they butcher LD50 on radio/KZbin. Every song loses so much musicality with the chops they made.
@MaddMountains5 ай бұрын
@@S1K0T1K yes, they do the same with Tool songs on the radio. It was much more prevalent back in the day, but they're better about it now.
@Justin-nq6kf10 ай бұрын
The thing about mudvaynes official music videos is that most all of them are cut and edited. So you missed a chunk of the actual song.
@LowEndUniversity10 ай бұрын
😖
@imcnblu6 күн бұрын
Ryan Martinie is an absolute virtuoso. Easily one of the most talented pure bassists in metal history.
@neilscottfaulkner6 ай бұрын
Ouch, that hit me hard when you explained the meaning of the song at the end. That happened to my grandma. She was in a place that cost 6 grand a month to live in, but the place was a dump and they treated everyone like crap. It’s so sad, and the system needs to change.
@SmallFuzzyBug7 ай бұрын
First time I ever heard this song was around the time it was still pretty new. It was lateish, on the radio, and I was just lying there in the sort of pinkish glow of one of the preposterous number of glitter lamps I had at the time being just DUMBFOUNDED by how powerful and, yes, genuinely gorgeous it was. And apparently the DJ thought pretty damn highly of it himself, because guess what he put on immediately after? That's right, the same song once again, back to back. I sure as hell had no complaints! Ryan quickly cemented himself as one of my favorite bassists back then and is still one of my favorites to this day. Love that shit.