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Geezer Butler: Did His Bass Gear Hold the Key to Black Sabbath's Domination of Heavy Metal? 🤘
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- Опубликовано: 5 ноя 2017
- Geezer Butler is the forefather of Heavy Metal and today we talk Geezer Butler's Bass Rig. Geezer has played bass in the original line up of Black Sabbath and the related band Heaven and Hell with Ronnie James Dio.
Geezer's Bass Rig has seen him with basses from Fender, John Birch, John Diggins, Rickenbacker, B.C Rich and Lakland. In this video we talk through all of these basses and their configurations.
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Stop throwing invisible stuff at me.
Dude, I got so much invisible stuff I just got to get rid of it. Please take some stuff.
Lol
I agree it freaks my mind out
Glad you picked Geezer so many folks have no clue how many intricate runs , fill and amazing bass lines in general he plays . I learned Iron Man from beginning to end on bass . The entire weight of the song was on Geezer and Ward . Their roles were so ahead of the game . Back when most rhythm sections were keeping it rather simple . That's not to take away how incredible Iommi and Ozzy were / are .
Couldn't say it any better. Thanks Dane.
Probably my favourite bassist of all time! Brilliant and massively influential.
Fun fact: that red Rickenbacker at 3:10 is the same bass used by Glenn Hughes to record Deep Purple’s album Burn. Glenn once tried to buy it back but Geezer said something like “no, I don’t sell me basses. You can come round and have a look at it though!”
I Tweeted Geezer a link to this video ... He only watched and replied! My life is complete.
twitter.com/geezerbutler/status/940313686744489984
BTW - Vigier and BC Rich basses. Yes I know! It's mentioned in Part 2 and 3 respectively, I haven't forgotten!
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nice!!
When I saw the Sabs on the "Mob Rules" Tour in 1982, Geezer was playing a B C. Rich Eagle.
Sick man
That's so cool. Geezer and Ron Holzner from Trouble are the reason I own a 1980 Bc Rich Eagle.
1:03 gave me eye cancer
Dude very good research
Thank you DarkBass, I appreciate that.
In '92, he played Vigier basses during the first Dio reunion (Dehumanizer).
Yep! That's right, it's in the show notes.
I've only seen him use Spector once or twice (a white NS-2) and Vigiers on a lot of TV appearances. Can you name or link to where he used Spector frequently? I'd love to know more.
@@WhichBass he can be seen using a Spector during the Ozzy tour from No Rest For The Wicked.
The Spector he played sounded better that most he dabbled with IMHO.
Yay an episode about my favorite bass player
Thanks for that, very good video
Keep it up man :)
Very glad you enjoyed it Flo, hope you come back for part 2!
The inlays on Tony’s guitar are crosses, not crucifixes. A crucifix has a figure of Jesus on it. Just a minor quibble.
I'm glad someone is paying attention!
Jeffrey Dohnger go get some help
@Jeffrey Dohnger The distinction I made mostly applies to iconography/pictures, not crosses used for crucifixion in general.
Where has this channel been my whole life? Just amazing work, love these videos
Thanks Javier, glad you're enjoying yourself :D
This series is exactly what i've been wanting for years. Just found it:)
That's probably the biggest compliment I can receive, thank you Anton.
Haha, np probs. And i have a suggestion also, John Paul Jones, my favorite bass player:)
You got it man, I'll see what I can do :D
I still want to know how he got /that/ sound out of a short scale in the volume 4 era, tuned down to C#.
Has to be the coke for sure.
lmao, for real though, he had to be using some HEAVY gauge strings those years.
Vol 4 was recorded on a regular fender p bass
Yeah, what's up w that?!?? Seems like you would want to go longer scale not shorter scale, and does anybody know what gauge strings he ACTUALLY played?
@@sethnicholls7861 I'd be surprised If Geezer himself knew.
Geezer got me started in bass playing. Being a Geezer fan brought me to your channel. Your research and commentary got me to subscribe.
May we all bow down to Geezer with thanks. Thanks for the sub Verst, glad to have you.
Learned to play from this man...I bow down.
Geezer is at the top of the pile when we talk about bass players in the pantheon of rock - they don't get more legendary than this guy. Without him we probably wouldn't have the bass tone and sounds we hear from metal/rock bands the world over. It's all derived from this guy and Tony. Massive respect for Gezzer as a bass player but also as a decent person all around. Listen to any interview with him and he's just a regular kid from the backstreets who's so down to earth and very funny as well. His status as one of the all time greatest rock bassists is not in dispute.
Well said Blazing, couldn't agree more.
I just discovered your channel. Great vids mate! Also, in the future could you do John Paul Jones? I just thought that if you were going to do Black Sabbath you might as well have Led Zeppelin with it.
Thanks very much Kim, glad to have you here! John Paul Jones, a great choice, I'll add your request to the list. Watch this space!
Geezer and Les are two of the best bass players of all time
Geezer is the greatest to ever live! His playing, his lyrics, the two are completely perfect
as a gear nerd I really enjoy watching your videos! thank you for your work, my nerd colleague
Geezer and Jon Paul Jones rule on bass and song writing! THIS is the way to bass!
Would love a John Paul Jones episode. Also any chance of a Mike Kerr from Royal Blood episode. Thanks in advance
JPJ and Mike Kerr are both on my list. I'll get to them eventually I'm sure!
Love your research very in depth on my favorite bass player. Nobody plays bass like Geezer Butler.
Do les claypool. I really wanna know how to get his sound:)
Another vote for Les! Watch this space. ***UPDATE*** The video has been made! ruclips.net/video/FyDJrFpQIHw/видео.html
me too
all in the fingers sir.
You’ve got to have his fingers 🤣
Play with a super low action and beat the shit out of your bass. A little bit of overdrive also helps.
I just found this channel. Premium quality content. Mark my words - you're gonna be big on RUclips if you will keep up the good work. Greetings from Poland :)
Hey Hubert, thanks so much for your comment this has to be one of my favourite! That's really find of you to say so, I appreciate that. Dziękuję bardzo (Mówię trochę po Polsku ;) )
I recently found this channel and it's really cool, and as a guitarist and bassist I'm looking forward to the new vids. As for suggestions, I'd love to see guys like Les Claypool, Paul McCartney, Geddy Lee, Mike Dirnt (Green Day), Cliff Burton, Lemmy, Krist Novoselic (Nirvana) or even Nate Mendel (Foo Fighters/Sunny Day Real Estate)
Hey Andrew, thanks for the comment and the suggestions are great. I'll add them to the list, a few of these will be coming verrryy soon.
Hey Andrew, just wanted to let you know my Cliff Burton video is now up. I'm hoping to do Claypool afterwards
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Well done with the exception for a few minor inaccuracies , here are a few notes and additional info :
1.The Fender precision was only used on the first 3 Sabbath albums (Black Sabbath , Paranoid & Master Of Reality) , the precision neck was indeed damaged by the Canadian customs back then during the 'Master Of Reality' tour back in 1971 , Geezer still own that bass though and had the neck replaced with a vintage Fender neck (71 if I can remember well).
2.Geezer used the Dan Armstrong to record the 'Vol.4' album and which he considers as his worst tone on any Sabbath album to date (Vol.4 gate sleeves shows the band pictured at Birmingham's town hall Jan 1972 , you can clearly see a picture of Geezer with his Dan Armstrong , Vol.4 was recorded later in June 1972)
3.Geezer had a couple of John Birch custom guitars , the one seen on Cal.Jam actually had the 'Enjoy Cocaine' sticker prior to 1974 and could be seen on various pictures from 1973 tours on wards , so its either the same JB bass with the sticker removed later on the Cal.Jam or he simply had a couple of the same design and model , as mentioned Geezer switched to JB custom guitars for a couple of reasons , 'Master Of Reality' was the first album that witnessed the band experimenting with C# tuning and that went on with 'Vol.4' and 'Sabbath Bloody Sabbath' , Geezer mentioned on various interviews that one of his main issues with Fender bass guitars was that they were temperamental , JB's short scale custom bass helped to keep his instruments more solid and in tune specially on the road.
4.The Ricken Backer bass was brought from Glenn Hughes.
5. I know the B.C basses are mentioned in the article but I thought they should have been mentioned on the video here ! Geezer Butler used custom made B.C Rich eagle series basses (made by for him by Bernie Rico himself) extensively from 1980 till around 1983 (Heaven & Hell / Mob Rules albums and tours) , those basses came with EMG pickups and which later inspired EMG to collaborate with Geezer to develop the GZR-P and GZR-PJ signature bass pickup sets in 2013. On the 'Born Again' tour he was back to different Jaydee custom models.
6.Apart from his Nash bass guitars , Geezer used some of his vintage Fender bass guitars on the '13' recording sessions , as mentioned before , he never uses any of his Fender models on the road cause they're too temperamental.
A great summary Mohammed, thank you.
For points 1 & 2 it was looking this way but I couldn't find sources that confirmed this which was a shame (and err on the side of caution!) If that picture of the Birmingham Town hall gig predates the recording of Vol 4 then awesome, I'll take it as proof!
As far as I know for the Birch basses, in a tour program for 1974 it lists the gear used. A JB in white wired in stereo, JB 8 string in sunburst and JB custom in black. So it's likely the same bass as far as I can tell.
Point 5, I have more to come on pickups in part 2.
If there's more interest in Heaven and Hell era I may just do a video. As you said, there's BC riches and Yamaha BB's that Geezer isn't known for.
Thanks for info!
You will find numerous proofs for the Dan Armstrong being used on Vol.4 ! " The only reasonable bass they had was the Dan Armstrong. That’s what I used on Vol. 4, which probably has the worst bass sound of any Sabbath record. On the next tour, that bass was stolen. That’s when I started having custom Jaydee and John Birch basses." - Geezer Butler on Bass Player Magazine , 2013
Good point on the JB bass , its the same one indeed , the sticker got removed later on the 1974 tour ! Also note that the JD custom basses came post to 'Sabotage', he definitely used JB basses on that record , the 8 string in particular was used on the recording of 'Megalomania'.
The custom Yamaha was ONLY used for a few numbers on RJD's tribute show by Heaven & Hell at High Voltage Festival back in 2010 , Geezer used it for a few numbers before switching to his regular Lakland basses used extensively on those H&H reunion tours from 2007-2010 , but the BC Riches are quite important and were used much more extensively in the early 80's.
Also nice to see my own pictures used on the main article as well ! (Not that I want any credit for them !) , keep on the good work! :)
Ah, christ, now I gotta replace my PJ pickups with GZR-P and GZR-PJ pups. I could have just bought another bass since I just own just the one, being mostly a guitar player. At least I'm okay knowing I bought a short scale since I'm just noodling so maybe the next one will be a Squire since I'll have to replace those pups too... The pain of playing guitars never seems to end :-( At least as far as the wallet is concerned.
yes but that's not what they say they say that base was bought on the volume 4 tour
because if that was true then someone's not telling the truth because guizar says that the Armstrong base was stolen after the tour
3:10 Wow, Geezer playing with a pick, that's rare
@Darth Zaratustra Ooohh, that's interesting. Didn't know about it.
3.02 the stripe bass shown in Never Say Die isn't the JayDee Roadie, it's probably a John Birch. Look closely, it's got the EB-style body and there are crosses on the neck like Iommi's.
Still a really good video, thanks.
geezer is who I follow when I play bass . I totally robbed his style but he's my # 1 main influence on bass but it was nikki sixx that got me playing bass . love them both !
Same here man. I think Geezer is my bass foundation for sure.
such an underated bass player
He’s not
could you do rob trujillo, les claypool, and geddy lee
Hey Drago, all three have been requested, stay tuned and watch this space!
Yo man, this is amazing. You have a really original idea that I've not seen anywhere else on RUclips, keep up the work and the subs will start rolling in bro. Also I'd like to see an episode on either Mike Dirnt of Green Day or Cliff Burton of Metallica
Thanks for the kind words Ryan, I appreciate that. Glad you have enjoyed yourself. Mike and Cliff are great suggestions and I know one of those players will be expected soon!
great vid, I'm the biggest geezer fan started in 1975 sabptage album , never looked back, 1999 tour with system down, PANTERA .I'm a past member of Original Bad Religion, Wasted Youth, The firs Punk band Overkill, Circle Jerks, Circle One, Anti,......
Hey Tim it's really good to hear from you, glad you liked the video. That 1999 tour sounded awesome, what a show that must have been. You up to much musically these days?
Bad Religion are a bunch of hateful, bigoted twats. They SUCK!
The Rickenbacker was given to him by Glenn Hughes, who played it on Burn. You should have done all of his basses...there was more than the Ozzy period. He was fond of BC Rich Eagles during the Dio years...and used Vigier during both the Dio and Sabbath reunions in the 90s.
You didn't watch part 3 did you!? Check that out! That'll cover all the basses. ruclips.net/video/ItnAS-7fvdM/видео.html
i think geezer butler uses a long distance between the pickups and the strings and this gives a more vintage sound
take that into account :)
Great channel. Thoughtful with plenty of good info. Greetings from San Francisco.
Thank you Alex, very nice to hear from you in SF. I hope the weathers better than the UK's!
bruh. this channel. so good.
He's the reason I play bass.
Wow again...another GREAT VIDEO! Always wondered the bass's geezer toured with. Thanks again for this video..will be looking forward towards part 2
Thanks Cruise, very glad you liked it. Part 2 will be up soon as.
Which Bass can't wait.
Bravo once more for your thorough research. Uncanny and very factual with a bit of humor. Very well made!
Thank you Steve! Very glad you enjoyed it.
Oh fuck i thought this video was way older for some reason. I know what i want for Christmas now.
I saw Geezer using a B.C Rich iron bird style bass at Live Aid during their first reunion. Now that was a wicked bass.
That's right, it's in part 3.
I think he also had a BC Rich bass during their 85 Live Aid performance.
Damn, this Jude Law guy knows Geezer's rig(s) backwards and forwards... excellent video series!
Thanks Duke. Glad you enjoyed it.
I like to call your channel...”And justice for BASS”
dude, your channel is quickly becoming one of my favorite channels! love the video's man! keep up the good work!!!! btw, i'm sure i've seen pic's of geezer using bc rich basses at some point in history.... but other than that great stuff! can't wait for the next video about his amps and effects!
Hey Jam, thanks very much for the compliment I appreciate that! If you've have a picture of Geezer using the Ric else where I'd love to see it and put it in the show notes, link me if you do!
Would be interesting videos on Jean Jacque Burnel , Norman watt Roy, and Mick Karn, three great British bass players that seem to always slip under the radar.
Great suggestions Pat. Let me see what I can do.
There is a another P-bass he used quite often in the early days, it appears to be a late 60s 3 Tone SB- with the large post CBS logo most associated with the early 70s. But is has the short lived "lollipop" tuners (very unusual on a P bass- those were mostly used on J basses and tele basses) and is seen in the 1970 Paris concert and the german beat club videos for "Iron Man" and "Paraniod" Guessing between the logo and the tuners I am assuming its like a '68
Those angry hands are awesome.
Binge watching your series is a must
Thanks Bubbly! I appreciate that dude.
Beautiful and interesting video, but as for the bass john birch with the words enjoy cocaine, I exchanged 4 words with geezer himself years ago and he told me that the white john birch used it in the album master of reality (except in sweet leaf and children of the grave where he used the old precision) and throughout the album Vol. 4 ... Anyway great job 🤟🏻
Just want to add more trivia, that same Rickenbacker was previously owned by Glenn Hughes.
You forgot his BCRich Iron Bird custom which he only used in the Live Aid 85 reunion also his Vigier bass from the 90s reunion. Anyway , great research and video!
They're in part 3 check it out. ruclips.net/video/ItnAS-7fvdM/видео.html
He was my neighbor for a while growing up in St. Louis. He was one of the only houses that gave out full size snickers at Halloween. That tells a lot about his character;)
Nice! What a guy :D
I read in an interview that he used the dan armstrong bass to record the Volume 4 album. I might be wrong. I'm sure he said it is the worst bass tone he recorded. I agree, the bass can't be really heard in the mix. I like the tone on the first three albums, and the first two they recorded with Dio. Those are my favorite Geezer tones. But I like his tone on most of the albums he recorded with Black Sabbath (including the Devil you know)
Hey Sntosn, someone else has commented something similar. Already, I looked at the interview again and now I'm confused. He said he played the Plexi on tour. Then he said he recorded Vol4 with it. How can you tour the record before you record it?! It's bizarre. Something strange going on with the timeline there.
I'm sure I read most of the band hated Vol4. They were being ripped off left and right and got a poor mix and as you say, Geezer hated it.
I too love the original tone and for "13" it feels like a modern take on that which is exactly what it is! A lot more amplifiers too.
Geez played on Kirshner's Rock consert 1975 a sunburst, black outlined.. Birch bass?
75 John Birch guitars custom bass guitar
The early days informations are incorrect, geezer used the stripped finish fender only to record Black Sabbath, then from paranoid to vol 4 he used only a fender p bass in sunburst finish, which was the one destroyed during vol 4 tour, later repaired.
Super cool video. Well done. Thanks for making it !
Thank you Captain, I appreciate that.
Keep the videos coming. Love them
Thanks very much Joe, part 2 is on the way.
Thanks for your this whole information about a bassist that I respect and love.
Hey David, thank you the comment, I'm glad to hear you enjoyed yourself, please come again!
He forgot to mention he used some BC Rich basses -___-
Hey Javier, this video only focuses on the cores years not the Dio era. B.C Riches and Vigier basses are mentioned in the show notes. But hey you already knew he uses B.C Riches, so you didn't need me to tell you ;)
Hey Javier, I've made a third video about Geezer Butler and addressed your feedback. so please enjoy the BC Rich basses.
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Can't wait for Lemmy's Rig. Good stuff, mate!
Hey again Fleig, yes sir! It's in the plan.
Awesome vid! Thanks so much for this.
Thanks Maxwell, so glad you enjoyed it.
This may have been pointed out but( for Clarity) the 'smashed precision Fender' image is of Paul Simonon's (the Clash)...the reason the bass is in that condition , & the reason it was thought worth preserving is it's the bass seen on the bands 'London Calling' front cover ( shortly before it hit the N.Y. Palladium stage floor)
It has been yeah. The picture was Artist Representation ;)
...but where was the actual shop with the 'Sorry, we are closed' notice?...
Stock photo ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
A 'proper question' - did Geezer really need an 8 string ??
0:54 Vol 4 was actually released in 1972, also I think the stripped finished P wasn’t used on that album. Other than that, great research and great video!!!
the witchfinder general correct! The stripped P bass was used only on Black Sabbath, after he swapped that bass for a fender p bass in sunburst finish (the one used in 1970 Paris live) which he used to record paranoid, master of reality and vol 4. During that tour that bass was smashed with an hammer and later repaired.
sandro 989 really? To me I feel as if vol 4 featured a different bass as the bass tone sounds incredibly different going from master to vol 4
That’s because from vol 4 tony and geezer began to play downtuned, first 3 albums were on standard EADG tuning
sandro 989 Master was actually all C# with after forever being the exception on D
how do we know which base he really use some people say he use the Armstrong basebut it doesn't match up with the story of his base being smashed with a hammer and buying the Armstrong base and a shop in Canada
Another brilliant video!
Thanks Jon Jon! Glad you enjoyed it.
Love these videos dude! Cant wait for season 2 :)
Danny Danny Danny, thanks dude. Glad to hear it!
Sure I read somewhere that the Rickenbacker was lent to him by Glenn Hughes? Probs been mentioned before but I cant be arsed searching...
I have a Lakland Skyline 44-AJ, and it has the fastest neck and best build quality of anything I've ever played. Also sounds really, really great, especially with a heavy attack.
Awesome bass. I love Lakland. That's a keeper for sure.
Pls do John Entwistle he played a really unique looking bass
A great choice Sas! I will put him on the list, watch this space.
Entwistle!! The greatest! Do it!
Ian Gillian also sang with Black Sabbath for a short time.
I have a lot of curiosity about these Laklands after watching this. I love the P bass though.
I hyped Lakland's up a bit, tongue in cheek of course. I went form a passive PJ to an active Lakland. For me the Lakland was loud and versatile. I could get any sound I needed and be heard. I've grown up around friends with Squier and Fender P's/J's and they were always a bit flat.
This is just my opinion and this works for me. Fender basses do one thing very well, but don't feel like it's the only option. Find what works for you!
I bought a brand new Fender P-bass a couple of years ago (with the Custom Shop pickups standard) and I think it sounds just like Geezer's bass on the first three Sabbath albums.
It sounds so rich and meaty, and even the tone knob actually gives me different sounds.
I love to death and will never get rid of it. I know Lakland's are great basses too, but they also cost 3 times more than Fender, and I don't have a bank account as big as Geezer's!
As a kid he was my favourite, later on I got a bit more discerning...
that rickenbacker bass was given to geezer by Glenn Hughs
Glenn recorded Deep purples Burn album with it
Too right, read an interview recently with Glenn where he states he gave the Bass to Geezer.
Depends who you believe then! " I actually only used the Rickenbacker on one show, and it was the one that was videotaped. It was the bass Glenn Hughes used in Deep Purple. I bought it just as a collector’s piece."
www.bassplayer.com/artists/1171/geezer-butler-the-wizard-returns/27032
Which Bass well to be fair
Both geezer and glenn where both coked up at that time
Fell in love with a lakland 55-01. Its my main unmodified for sure.
They are great basses for sure. I've reviewed my 4401 if you're interested.
The fireglow Rickbacker bass he had. Actually, belonged to Glenn Hughes of Deep Purple. He knicked it from Glenn and still has it to this day, according to Glenn. He "borrowed it." lol never brought it back, that's why Glenn played a precision bass his back up. 🤣
Geezer collected well over 12 Lakland basses? What? 13? Great vids.
One slight addition. Geezer was playing Vigier basses in the later 90s, as seen in the footage from the 1997 reunion tour.
That's right but as I mentioned I purposely skipped the reunion tours in 1997. I did however mention the Vigers in part 3 if you're interested ruclips.net/video/ItnAS-7fvdM/видео.html
You missed his lakland 5 string jazz bass during the song follow the tears
Geezer is one of the greatest bass players of all time
Um abraço!
De Sapucaia do Sul RS Brasil.
I’m a bit confused about one thing... Why would a shorter scale length bass be better for their down tuning? Longer scales give more tension without having to use massive strings. Wouldn’t the strings on a short scale bass in C# be way too floppy?
Dummy thicc strings?
I love Geezer and I love Ricks so I think it's hilarious that he's just like "I don't know why I have this." Not everything you love is gonna come together.
I’ve seen a photo of Sabbath in the studio during the recording of Never Say Die in which Geezer is playing a Rick, and when listening to that album it definitely sounds like a Rick to me.
@@markhillary7402 oh sick
Happy B-Day Sir.!!!!
The best Bassist. Period. Wall crawler extraordinaire.
Dude. This is my favorite video of all time! Also, I subscribed to your channel and turned on the bell icon in case if I get notified by you. Best content ever!
Sonic, thank you very much for the comment and the subscription, I appreciate that. I think the Geezer video is one of my favourites too. It was a lot of fun to research.
Your welcome Which Bass. I'm actually drawing Geezer Butler for my Visual Arts project.
Oh awesome, I'd love to have a look send me a copy on twitter when you're done! @AlfieWilliamsUK
Bass at 1:03 was owned by the bassist from the Clash, Paul Simonon. Was not Geezer's. I had a Dan Armstrong bass but it was heavy and hard to intonate.
The rickenbacker was previously owned by Genn Hughes from Deep Purple Geezer told in an interview
u better do part two. awesome work dude, i've watched this and flea's one (pretty my influences like everyone else). subscribed, keep em coming
btw, tim from ratm would be nice.
Hey Mario, glad to have you subscribed thank you. Part 2's coming, don't you worry. No promises to exactly when but it will be soon.
Hey Mario, just letting you know Part 2 is now online if you haven't seen it ruclips.net/video/zIOX5jw2Ytw/видео.html
I just wanna know what type of amp he used since his bass is heard very loudly in every song and I love that since I'm learning to play a bass
My first time here. Liked, subbed.
Thanks for the like and Sub James, good to have you watching.
3:40 You’re not gonna include Ian Gillan, who was just in time to record the album Born Again with… some wicked results?
Excellent research sir.
Thank you Ted, glad you enjoyed it.
What it's worth, I was at the guitar center on the strip in l.a. and there was a dan Armstrong/ampeg acrylic bass in a glass protected case with a metal tag claiming it was Geezer's, but it could have been a different one.
That's awesome, he always said he hated that bass so it's not hard to believe he gave it away.
This is a great video, I'd definitely like to see more.
Thanks Trevor, glad you enjoyed it. If you subscribe you'll get a notification when part 2 is online.
What about his BC Rich’s and Viger?
Check out part 3 Keith. ruclips.net/video/ItnAS-7fvdM/видео.html
Vol4 came out in 1972, otherwise great video! Keep up the good work!
Glad to see someone was paying attention! Thanks Attila.
I'm a fan of these videos. It's nice knowing what your hee is use. Could you do a rig rundown for Peter Steele he is my favorite bassist next to Geezer and Lemmy
Thank you Armando, I have Peter on my list I will see what I can do.
Very good, but I miss the gear he used in reunion tour '98.
Thanks Osias, I think that's covered in part 3.