Shuggah's a cocky sumbitch....

as for fretless, i love the sound, but i never noticed it on the album since i never heard that distinct "growl" that a fretless bass has.

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yknow who uses a fretless bass? steve di giorgio



yes

yes, he's good

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doesnt the obscura bassis use one? hes pretty good.

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*bassist

i was thinking of him too, he's better than Briggs.

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Les Claypool uses fretless basses too

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he only uses a fretless bass for the prog stuff and a real bass for the heavy parts....i dunno how people go fretless...i'd be like WHAT???

i know, it's amazing how they do it.

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for the studio he probably had a fretless with painted frets i would guess.

wouldn't surprise me with an amateur like him

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Briggs' bass didn't have painted frets, if that's what you're talking about... my fretless is marked though and that's fine. As long as I get the toooone, I'm happy.

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THIS GUY'S A PHONY

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he actually didn't...they show him playing around with the fretless on the TGM special addition dvd....

a few guitar pro tabs are up, i better get cracking

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I was downloading the one for Disease the night before my computer died. Sigh.

i got a beast of a tab for Swim to the Moon, gonna learn the leads first.

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The introduction has some tricky parts just because of the placements and patterns (typical BTBAM) but once you get it down (I haven't yet), it'll be awesomely fun.

i don't doubt you one bit; time signatures and odd patterns always make stuff a bit more difficult, but this song is definitely worth learning.

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oh yeah i not saying painted frets is a bad thing, just that in the studio to maximize the time you have painted frets would give some players an advantage, i dont have painted frets on mine but im learning the ways slowly aha.