Mötley Crüe "Same Ol' Situation" Bass Cover

[@FrankyGotTheBill]

The Most Badass Cover Ever

[@SlapNSniff]

fuckin a man. I'm digging these Crue bass covers! good job dude.

[@spencer6SIXX]

+SlapNSniff Thanks man. My favorite band. Definitely need to get more up.

[@SlapNSniff]

+spencer6SIXX hell yeah! might I suggest, Slice of Your Pie and Sticky Sweet.

[@spencer6SIXX]

Slice of Your Pie is one of my favorites. I'll definitely be doing that one.

[@SlapNSniff]

+spencer6SIXX Awesome! I'm looking forward to that one. Love the way your bass sounds!

[@spencer6SIXX]

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[@boogeymanmex.632]

Me gusta su playera.

[@hardylu8359]

What’s this bass called? Is it a thunderbird? What’s its model number

[@fernandocorderorodriguez5497]

Hardy Lu ephiphone bass man lml

[@keefoutliveseverything6834]

Epiphone Thunderbird Bass.

[@shaunmatthews4601]

It’s a Epiphone Classic iv Pro modded with a Hipshot Supertone Thunderbird bridge.

[@youthanise]

What amp settings do you have? as in, how did you get that tone?

[@mickobrien3156]

Sixx was the coolest rock bassist of his era. He defines the term 'rock star'... But his bass parts were always so boring and simple and amatuerish. Of course I appreciate that he didn't try to flex and get in the way of the song with pointless flashy technical crap. He's smart enough to know it's all about a great song everyone can hum, or tap their foot, or nod to. Nobody cares about technically great players. It's the song that matters. That said... Sixx wrote the most boring bass parts for some of the coolest rock songs. It's interesting how that worked out. His parts usually stunk of boring mediocrity, but the songs were amazing. And it's so odd because he wrote all the songs. I would have liked to hear Duff from GNR playing his idea for the bass parts of Crue songs. Because I always thought Duff was a great bassist that added very interesting bass lines. Sweet Child/Mine... I never liked that song. But his bass parts were very rich. Duff never had boring stick to the beat parts. He was clever with parts you couldn't predict a mile away. But they weren't pointlessly flashy nor did he ever get in the way of his other bandmates. Duff was a great bassist. But Nikki was the best hard rock song writer of his era. His style and writing made Motley massive. And he probably made his parts easy so he could be all fucked up on dope on stage and still easily play. Well, it's possible. Sorry for the rant. I just love talking basses and Crue.

[@carlosvw9047]

have you ever heard the bass for Dont go Away Mad?? and if so how tf could you say this?

[@ilegallaws3741]

Mick Obrien Duffy it’s amazing he would’ve killed it with motley Crüe!!! I love both them bands

[@MrKookie79]

Lol This exact song is a DOPE bass line

[@billfraser1491]

Well nikki did some cool leak and the fact that he's playing root notes like 80% of the time is kinda normal because nikki fell in love with bass because of punk bass. He still wrote some cool bass like the solo of "stick to your guns" "to night" the break with tommy on "live wire", he make the melody in "too young to fall in love" and "red hot" or also both intro of "primal scream" and "rock n roll junkie". I think the reason why nikki as the reputation of the biggest hack of the music is because... Well let's be honest he as a big ego 😂. I like to take as an exemple AC/DC to show my point. Motley Crüe is a AC/DC band like: strong rythmic part who old the tempo and who's simple (more complicated with Motley Crüe but still, yoi get the idea) to let some space for lead part to do the fancy stuff. If you look at bass part in AC/DC well it's what i call a real rock bass line. Cliff Williams is a super great bassist and he knows what to do. But why he doesn't have the sale reputation as nikki? Because he's more shy! Well nikki is not maybe a jaco pastorius but he deserves more love and no more accusation about the music capabilities. I love bass talk and Crüe talk to :)

[@youthanise]

@@billfraser1491 not going to lie I was concentrating more on the misspells and grammar more than anything