Synister Gates' 'Shepherd of Fire' solo is outrageous because his fret board paradigm closely follows the rules of chess...he utilises loads of areas of dat fret board inniT...just like chess players do.
Type O-s 'Angry inch' is the truest of the true iconic punk tracks.Admittedly, the guitar technicalities on it are canny low end, but the iconic status of the track truly dominates this irrelevant triviality. In other words, Type O- Rock!
Das ist natürlich ein besonders Video für mich weil wir uns an dem Tag nach einer gefühlten Ewigkeit wieder gesehen haben. Ist echt cool geworden. Das Warten hat sich gelohnt😊
There's so much more than just playing professional musicians need to deal with that the rest of us never think about. It's always fascinating to get a glimpse behind the scenes at how much can go wrong and all the effort it takes. I'll bet a bass covered with meat in a hot environment smelled just lovely hahaha. Awesome interview! They seem like really cool guys. That looks like it was such a fun day, and the stage footage was fantastic! \m/
Great video. Well produced as always. Soil work is good. Good interview. Breaking guitar strings before a gig really sucks and embarrassing. There would be hell to pay if someone put meat on my bass.
Interesting video jassy ha I got bad tendinitis from play to much guitar recently how would you be if you injured your self before the show would need pain killer,s or beer or something to get through the show 😅
Amazing video! It's cool that you got to do all that stuff backstage, and the guys from Soilwork seem like really cool people. And that was a awesome interview, I love their sense of humor and that they seemed to be having a good time! Love these videos like this! 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Backstage on-goings are always fun to watch! I like hearing tourbus tales - I spent a year on one and temperature was always everyone's biggest frustration, too hot or too cold! Your interview with Rasmus and and Simon was entertaining :D [The "Loud Swedish gebrobbel" minus the one word I can't hear is "? skulle vi kolla!" (we should check ? ) 🤘
WHY WOULD YOU PUT MEATS IN A BASS GUITAR xD I'd be pissed lmao. And if the person doesn't eat meat. You gonna die. Pranksters. Meh. I'll pass lol. 14:48 - Exactly why I say that metal musicians (and musicians in general) make the best "life coaches" :P HEY! You're wearing a Dark Tranquillity cap. NICE ONE! I was wearing my shirt yesterday :) They were amaaaazing with Amorphis. One of my most favorite shows everrr!
Thank you for the great behind the scenes and the awesome interview 🙂 Great to see you had much fun on the festival and with soildwork. Keep on the great work 🙂
Great interview and love the views behind the scenes. Thank you for that, Jassy.
never heard them till now but its cool and they seem like great guys, you are going up in the world! it's nice to see your musical growth on here!
Awesome 🔥💯🔥🤘🖤🖤🖤
you have a talent for this too, you let them talk, not all interviewers do this!
Great interview.
Very interesting interview Jassy 🤘🤘
Synister Gates' 'Shepherd of Fire' solo is outrageous because his fret board paradigm closely follows the rules of chess...he utilises loads of areas of dat fret board inniT...just like chess players do.
Type O-s 'Angry inch' is the truest of the true iconic punk tracks.Admittedly, the guitar technicalities on it are canny low end, but the iconic status of the track truly dominates this irrelevant triviality. In other words, Type O- Rock!
Such a cool video, so many great stories and amazing insights into life on the road🤘
Great! 💫💫💫
Amazing video and thanks for sharing it with us Jassy!!🤘🤘🔥🔥
Cool
😍😍😍
Cool Jassy. Ich feiere Dich so! 💪👍
🤘🤘🤘🤘Jassyyy
Das ist natürlich ein besonders Video für mich weil wir uns an dem Tag nach einer gefühlten Ewigkeit wieder gesehen haben. Ist echt cool geworden. Das Warten hat sich gelohnt😊
There's so much more than just playing professional musicians need to deal with that the rest of us never think about. It's always fascinating to get a glimpse behind the scenes at how much can go wrong and all the effort it takes. I'll bet a bass covered with meat in a hot environment smelled just lovely hahaha. Awesome interview! They seem like really cool guys. That looks like it was such a fun day, and the stage footage was fantastic! \m/
Great video. Well produced as always. Soil work is good. Good interview. Breaking guitar strings before a gig really sucks and embarrassing. There would be hell to pay if someone put meat on my bass.
Interesting video jassy ha I got bad tendinitis from play to much guitar recently how would you be if you injured your self before the show would need pain killer,s or beer or something to get through the show 😅
Amazing video! It's cool that you got to do all that stuff backstage, and the guys from Soilwork seem like really cool people. And that was a awesome interview, I love their sense of humor and that they seemed to be having a good time! Love these videos like this! 🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻🤘🏻
Backstage on-goings are always fun to watch! I like hearing tourbus tales - I spent a year on one and temperature was always everyone's biggest frustration, too hot or too cold! Your interview with Rasmus and and Simon was entertaining :D [The "Loud Swedish gebrobbel" minus the one word I can't hear is "? skulle vi kolla!" (we should check ? ) 🤘
I like these bus-stories too, but often: what happens in the tour bus, stays in the tour bus 😀
JJ are you babysaster?
i like a meaty bass line but that's taking things too far :D
WHY WOULD YOU PUT MEATS IN A BASS GUITAR xD I'd be pissed lmao. And if the person doesn't eat meat. You gonna die. Pranksters. Meh. I'll pass lol.
14:48 - Exactly why I say that metal musicians (and musicians in general) make the best "life coaches" :P
HEY! You're wearing a Dark Tranquillity cap. NICE ONE! I was wearing my shirt yesterday :) They were amaaaazing with Amorphis. One of my most favorite shows everrr!
Thank you for the great behind the scenes and the awesome interview 🙂 Great to see you had much fun on the festival and with soildwork. Keep on the great work 🙂