Love hearing him talk about Unwound kind of starry eyed and then seeing him play bass for Unwound live last week! Proud of this dude, he fucking killed it
Big Business is so so good and the Big Business/Melvins combo is something truly special. One of the best concerts I’ve ever seen. They are telepathic evil jazz musicians.
Jared is a perfect example of why I consider myself a "bass guitar player", and not so much a "bass player." The two little details that might go past people are the P-Bass vs Jazz argument and rolling back the tone for bass distortion sounds.
Yeah bass players are very hung up on those kind of details and will have different basses for exactly those reasons. I got a Squire CV70's Jazz just so I could play punk/funk and keep my G&L SB-2 for the more blues/rock/soul/reggae tones. Athough I'm about to take delivery of a Yamaha 735a that might rewrite all those ideas again.... I should add that the Jazz has roundwounds and can imitate a Precision when it wants to (a good bassplayer knows how) and the SB-2 has flats. I don't dabble in alternative tunings however.
This is great! I was a huge KARP fan and I love Big Biz. I always thought Jared had one of the best bass tones in KARP. The Mel9 and Pog sound amazing together. Love how Jared mentioned Unwound in the first 3 minutes of the video. This was a blast to watch.
Never listened to Karp much but have had Here Come the Waterworks in rotation for the past 10 year years or so. Really cool to see how humble this guy is. Nice interview
So in the past 3 years have you listened to more KARP? First song I heard in 98 was We Ate Sand and I never looked back *PS the 7" for The Whip is on yt and it's amazing: Jared, Scott Jernigan also from KARP RIP on drums, and Joe Preston of Melvins/Thrones/High On Fire/etc. Last recording Scott made - such an incredible drummer ---> hope you like it!
Chris does such a good job with these interviews! You really have your information/research all worked out and you can tell that you've done your homework. But you also let the people do the talking and get them to share great stories too. Awesome episode, really enjoyed it!
@@chris_kies No way man, I mean it, you are one of the best I've seen at these! You very clearly know about the history of the artist and their various releases and gear history too. It's quite impressive! I really enjoyed your interview with Matt Pike too a while back.
I love Big Biz, and this may be the best rig run down just because of how un-tech (I mean that in the best way possible) Jared's set up and talking about it is. Thank you so much for this!
I got inspired (thnks Jared and PG) , experiment ing with guitar multi fx, blended with clean bass tone (low passed with eq pedal ) and octaver. Sounds amazing and really fun...
At the last toronto show before covid, we were thrilled to get to watch you build the loops at the start of the song. It was like being in the studio with you. Loved trying to tell you this after the show to be interrupted by the garbage truck lol.
Thank you PG! I've been waiting so long for this video. This band got me into music and have been my favorite band since I saw them open for the melvins in tacoma when I was a kid. I was a shy kid and didnt have the guts to talk to bands I liked but I messaged Jared about guitar pedals and he got back to me and he was really nice. His sound is so unique and rad, its really cool that these guys aren't keeping their sound a secret like some and instead excited to be sharing the joy of music. If you are a music fan and ever get the chance to see them live, do it! I cant wait to hear the new songs. These guys are the real deal.
I remember his od pedal taking a shit at the blood brothers show in vegas years ago, proceeded to smash it with his bass , threw it in the crowd, and played the rest of the show clean. Awesome. Awesome show.
Tight Bros From Way Back When is one of the greatest rock bands that ever existed, Bride Screamed Murder one of the greatest albums ever and Big Business are awesome. This guy has the Midas touch as far as I'm concerned. Loses points for looking too much like Seth Rogan here though.
Big Business with a prominent mention of Unwound (Melvins too)...best rundown since Deerhoof. Excellent bands for bassists looking for a worthy high gain bass tone. The pedal demos online trying to showcase dirt on a bass rig invariably sound gutless & fizzy, and it's obvious they're completely out of their element. They need to listen to bands like Big Business & Unwound (among others like Johnboy, Unsane, Lightning Bolt, et al) to understand what compelling bass dirt should sound like.
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Love hearing him talk about Unwound kind of starry eyed and then seeing him play bass for Unwound live last week! Proud of this dude, he fucking killed it
I heard they're touring again
ah shit it was march lol
Jared is the only person who could play Vern. Wish i saw it
Big Business is so so good and the Big Business/Melvins combo is something truly special. One of the best concerts I’ve ever seen. They are telepathic evil jazz musicians.
This is a clinic on how to have an original sound.
Agree. The beauty of effects pedals
Such an incredible band, utterly fantastic live, and really nice people to boot. 14/10
Jared is a perfect example of why I consider myself a "bass guitar player", and not so much a "bass player."
The two little details that might go past people are the P-Bass vs Jazz argument and rolling back the tone for bass distortion sounds.
Yeah bass players are very hung up on those kind of details and will have different basses for exactly those reasons. I got a Squire CV70's Jazz just so I could play punk/funk and keep my G&L SB-2 for the more blues/rock/soul/reggae tones. Athough I'm about to take delivery of a Yamaha 735a that might rewrite all those ideas again.... I should add that the Jazz has roundwounds and can imitate a Precision when it wants to (a good bassplayer knows how) and the SB-2 has flats. I don't dabble in alternative tunings however.
This is great! I was a huge KARP fan and I love Big Biz. I always thought Jared had one of the best bass tones in KARP. The Mel9 and Pog sound amazing together. Love how Jared mentioned Unwound in the first 3 minutes of the video. This was a blast to watch.
Glad you enjoyed it!
rip Vern Rumsey one of the greats
Could listen to Jared riff all day long. That opening was so sick.
Sounded like a damn pipe organ, how the hell????
first song of the KARP that i heard was "Dueling Banshees". great sound, great work, my favorite band
K.A.R.P. is a top notch acromyn too ("kill all redneck pricks")
Amazing band. Love them. "Lonely Lyle" is my favourite metal song. Ever. The Lyrics really hit home.
Such a great song
Me too
Never listened to Karp much but have had Here Come the Waterworks in rotation for the past 10 year years or so. Really cool to see how humble this guy is. Nice interview
So in the past 3 years have you listened to more KARP?
First song I heard in 98 was We Ate Sand and I never looked back
*PS the 7" for The Whip is on yt and it's amazing: Jared, Scott Jernigan also from KARP RIP on drums, and Joe Preston of Melvins/Thrones/High On Fire/etc. Last recording Scott made - such an incredible drummer ---> hope you like it!
No comment on his normal voice vs the probably best vocal tone ever?
Man I miss on location rundowns w Chris.His enthusiasm is infectious.Rock on.
Thanks for the compliment!
@@chris_kies well deserved brother.
Chris does such a good job with these interviews! You really have your information/research all worked out and you can tell that you've done your homework. But you also let the people do the talking and get them to share great stories too. Awesome episode, really enjoyed it!
Wow, thank you!
Thanks for the kudos! Just trying to do my best to stay outta the way!
@@chris_kies No way man, I mean it, you are one of the best I've seen at these! You very clearly know about the history of the artist and their various releases and gear history too. It's quite impressive! I really enjoyed your interview with Matt Pike too a while back.
AMAZING. Can’t wait to see them live again. Amazing show!
I love Big Biz, and this may be the best rig run down just because of how un-tech (I mean that in the best way possible) Jared's set up and talking about it is. Thank you so much for this!
I got inspired (thnks Jared and PG) , experiment ing with guitar multi fx, blended with clean bass tone (low passed with eq pedal ) and octaver. Sounds amazing and really fun...
Thanks to everyone for watching this episode ... next chance you get (hopefully 2021), go see Big Business!
At the last toronto show before covid, we were thrilled to get to watch you build the loops at the start of the song. It was like being in the studio with you. Loved trying to tell you this after the show to be interrupted by the garbage truck lol.
So possibly the most important gear of all that no one seems to have mentioned, the rainbow guitar strap, a la Joe Preston...
Thank you PG! I've been waiting so long for this video. This band got me into music and have been my favorite band since I saw them open for the melvins in tacoma when I was a kid. I was a shy kid and didnt have the guts to talk to bands I liked but I messaged Jared about guitar pedals and he got back to me and he was really nice. His sound is so unique and rad, its really cool that these guys aren't keeping their sound a secret like some and instead excited to be sharing the joy of music. If you are a music fan and ever get the chance to see them live, do it! I cant wait to hear the new songs. These guys are the real deal.
Love these guys... Amazing live
Great video. Greatest band.
Big Biz for president!
Love this setup and current tour EP.
Big Biz rips and I’m excited for whatever they’re doing.
The awesome shit it hadn’t occurred to me that I was waiting for.
I remember his od pedal taking a shit at the blood brothers show in vegas years ago, proceeded to smash it with his bass , threw it in the crowd, and played the rest of the show clean. Awesome. Awesome show.
Big business is the loudest thing I ever seen live. And also favourite band- :DDD
K A R P !
Yes, daddy Jared, go off, King
2022 and we still don't have this new record that he talks about working on :(
Biz...Biz...BIZ IS BETTER THAN EVERYTHING ELSE!
A jazz with some quarter pounders is all you need. Especially if you wanna stack piles of effects and signal split. They just seem to love it.
if Jack Blacks character in school of rock was in quarantine for 9 months.
I didn't know Bobby Moynihan played bass. Sorry Sorry I had too. I look like Big Bird and the count had a muppett baby
@@JustWastingMyTimeGaming Sounds hot
Chris has a nice t-shirt collection.
Just trying to be like all the cool kids...
If Dan and Rabea had a child
Most underrated band.
This is the obvious Rabea thumbnail comment. Scroll away.
FINALLY!!!
BB 2021 tour PLEASE🤘😷🤘
awesome fro and bass sound(s)!
yo first comment.... yo big biz rule my world
Tight Bros From Way Back When is one of the greatest rock bands that ever existed, Bride Screamed Murder one of the greatest albums ever and Big Business are awesome. This guy has the Midas touch as far as I'm concerned. Loses points for looking too much like Seth Rogan here though.
HELL YEAH!! I love BB!
We need to rehab from youtube .
@@simaojoseph we do?
@@Creed_fan_69 displaced comment for sure. I don’t understand how it came as a reply to yours. Big fingers, small keys.
Big Business with a prominent mention of Unwound (Melvins too)...best rundown since Deerhoof. Excellent bands for bassists looking for a worthy high gain bass tone. The pedal demos online trying to showcase dirt on a bass rig invariably sound gutless & fizzy, and it's obvious they're completely out of their element. They need to listen to bands like Big Business & Unwound (among others like Johnboy, Unsane, Lightning Bolt, et al) to understand what compelling bass dirt should sound like.
The concept behind paying for a premium RUclips is not having to watch ads. You build them into your videos, I'm just not going to watch them anymore.
You’re a bummer dude
“ Always a work in progress”……. You can’t ask for more from an artist when it comes to sound/tone. Why settle?
Exactly.
Jared is my Oppenheimer
Squier's aren't that bad, I love my Squier jazz bass... 5 string edition!
Anyone know the year of his bass is and Neck shape?
nice
Am I the only one who thought Jared's speaking voice would be....different.
If i would pick a all star band. This guy would be there. But not on base. On vocals
I miss Scott
I fucking love BigBigBiz
Big Biz song with the Realistic synth he mentioned watch?v=gSYBWDKmZsM
Get a Meris Enzo man.
Love the "Fuck Trump"-sticker on the tuner. 😅
your sound is not enough in Russia, come!
but i like to tape stuff!
When I first saw the thumbnail, I thought it was Rabea Massaad
if dan harmon and justin roiland had a baby?
His “fuck Trump” sticker is so edgy. Totally punk to hate the guy who all the corporations told you to hate.
Trump os a corporation by himself
worst tone ever.
Nope.