Ryan Martinie is one of the most overlooked and underrated bass players out there. One of my favorite musicians. I loved early mudvayne mostly because of his bass. He's finally found where he belongs where he can showcase what he brings to the table. Definitely more artistic freedom with Soften the Glare.
Soften the glare sounds like Primus playing the soundtrack to Spyro the Dragon - amazing! It is the perfect blend of metal, psychedelic rock, jazz, and funk!
I would be too if I had Ryan as a bassist! Only reason why i loved mudvayne was for their rhythm section! lol.. LD 50 is one of the best progressive metal albums of the 2000s!
@@DeadSideDad when I first heard LD 50 I flipped out wondering if I was listening to the greatest bass player on the planet. Literally moved me to pick up my bass again with fervor. I continued to dig Mudvayne lesser with each release as it kinda popped out but agree about LD 50 def a top album all-time largely due to Ryan. So glad I found this. He's amazing IMHO possibly on par with Jaco. I'll be jamming on this relentlessly and by tomorrow I'll be dusting off my gear once again
I would love to see Ryan and Les Claypool just have a bass jam session. It took a little while, but I'm really starting to dig the Soften The Glare sound.
I was just thinking (and already left a comment saying) that Ryan should get with AAL. This isn't bad, but it's kind of generic 80s era prog. I wouldn't listen to this if it weren't for Ryan's parts. I always expected to see Ryan in more interesting projects.
@@KingDM83 I thought the same thing but then I realized I wouldn't want his style to get changed too much and it likely would if he were in AAL considering how different they sound from his style.
I can't compare Ryan with any of the above. They all play bass but sound nothing like each other. Technically accomplished, but most importantly, they have their individual voice on the instrument.
ryan just fucks my mind every time I see him play. but this is a whole new level. man, he is outgrowing himself!! i was just starring at him for the whole song. this blew my mind. wow and wooohooooo! FUIUIUIUICCK
Bro, as a life long bass player myself, this sounds like the main theme started with a bass riff. Ryan has some great musicians to bounce off too. Having a guitar player that can write around complex bass lines with a less is more approach, and writing around a bass line is priceless. Great song by the way!
Im so glad I got to see them live before the pandemic hit. Brilliant musicians that complment each others parts amazingly. Heck, even their 'mistakes' are of epic brilliance.
@WhoDarestheMAN gamer and the production of LD 50 had Ryan almost dominant in the mix making that album truly great IMHO. Unfortunately it would go downhill from there. Glad to have found what he's doing these days. For the second time in my life he's moved me to pick up my bass again
Ryan is by far the best bassist on the planet imo he was nasty playing for mudvayne now that he's teaching at the Warwick camp and doing shows again is sick
My girl said she wanted to start playing her bass again so I got her a new ampeg rocket bass 108 30w combo for Christmas (which is awesome by the way) and I've been blasting soften the glare to try and inspire her.
just discovered this band yesterday....Ryan you are still a badass...thank you for what you do....Look at the constant smile on the drummers face>>>>> Such amazing stuff
I love this guy! Ryan is an amazing bassist and really enjoy this style of music! It makes me as a bassist really want to go off an play stuff like this with band mates and not just for fun. Its hard to find other players on this level to create with.
Ryan Martinie is an amazing bassist. He is apparently going back to Mudvayne (GREAT BAND!), but I hope he does some Jazz Fusion projects in the future. There is room enough in the world for a talented artist like him to do both Jazz and Rock to EVERYONE'S PLEASURE. Be well and Peace Out.
This is great music !!!!! Just when you think music is gone but you come across musicians like Ryan Martinie and you realize there's still a chance to keep music alive. We need to help all these musicians by supporting their material, don't just take the music for FREE. I've been a fan since 2000, bought their albums and bought tickets to their shows. It would be a waste of talent if Mudvayne cant be return, That was the place where Ryan and the rest of the band made something special they cant come close to on their own. WE NEED MUDVAYNE BACK !!!!!! WE NEED MUDVAYNE BACK !!!!!! WE NEED MUDVAYNE BACK !!!!!!
lol he probably doesnt wanna do mudvayne. i like heavy music but dont like mudvayne. i also like jazz fusion like allan holdsworth and victor wooten and this new shit is good, me and my buddies always meme about that mudvayne dig video hehe, its a lot of fun, but now i actually will have to always bring up the fact that the bass player kicks ass. second vid ive watched, scrolling thru more now cause this is good.
I saw Mudvayne multiple times and as awesome as they are live, Soften The Glare is just as good, if not better. In a different sort of way of course. Trust me.
Mudvayne was a time and place. You can't just get it back. I was completely taken by LD 50 as a teenager. Then I thought The End of All Thing to Come was ok. And I didn't really care for anything they did after that (except for some of the self titled). Point being, you can't just get more of that, it doesn't work that way. Music is very alive; more than it has ever been. It's more accessible, more achievable, more people are playing it, there are more genres than ever before in history. You just have to find it.
i hate that i'm such a massive Martinie fanboy, but i can't help it *sobs* but for real, listen to Bob's effects starting @ 2:11, what he plays while using that effect, how much it sounds like there is a synth along with the guitar, and how well it intersects and matches what Ryan is playing. it's musical genius. let's hear it for ol Bobby!
also, there isn't enough clean, raw, soundboard quality video footage from the LD 50 days (which really is a shame), so us Ryan fanboys are starved for video content. we'd rather see what he is doing to achieve the sounds we're hearing at 3:32, not a contrived slow motion effect that doesn't show us what is going on. i get what the editor was going for, but all we need to be impressed by this band is to see it and hear it, we don't need some edited-in after effects that someone thought was headie
My source is my brother in law he's a metal guru very in touch with whats going on in the metal scene he seems to know everything i wanna know he's awesome
This is the 2:12 - 2:27 part of Death Blooms. Love it. This is sick. I just bought the album on bandcamp with the autographed cd. I'm so stoked to jam this out in my car for weeks!
SunOfNothing I don’t know if you’re on the East Coast but if you are, go catch a gig by these guys. Unreal. Saw two shows in April, knocked my socks off dude 🧦
Wowy zowy what's that...great stuff...open minded supergroovyfunkadelic music without any frontiers...keep going on like this...Frank Zappa would be proud of you 👍💪👍🎶🎼🎸
Now that’s a bass sound you can’t mistake. I had no clue who these guys were, but that bass said “Diiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiig!!” I know I’m late to the party, but this is great music
Jazz fusion on the comeback! Check out Phil Collins' from Genesis(!) side band Brand X. Mahavishnu Orchestra. Return to Forever. Prog and fusion will never die!
Its crazy, if someone would have played this for me without knowing the bass player I would have guessed he played in mudvayne Haha. Such a distinctive tone and play style. This band is fire!
![The Omnific | Pharaoh (Ft. Simon Grove) [Official Playthrough]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/t_d3osflZTQ/mqdefault.jpg)
![Blox Fruits Dragon Rework Update [Full Stream]](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/EqDAp8udhm0/mqdefault.jpg)
Mitch is a awesome drummer
Sounds like Mudvayne and Primus had a baby
Glad to see Ryan back in the game...
pretty accurate descript
You nailed it lol
PRIMUD!
And that baby was raised by Pink Floyd
It sound more like if Mudvayne got rid of their shitty guitarist and then had a baby with Primus. Greg Tribbet is a hack. You know it's true.
Ryan is the most complete and technical bass player of the NüMetal era. A huge inspiration for metal bassists in the last 20 years.
please dont write it like that
@@hazardeurbaby wants a bottle
I wish someone would say the term nu metal to Ryan. Would love to see that reaction.
Man he's such an amazing bass player. We miss him in the world of metal
Rumor is..
They'll return
@@mrjebadia2582 what's your source?
@@Joverover Never say never; but really just rumors...metalinjection.net/news/rumors/mudvayne-plotting-reunion-tour
He's going back!
@@21blevi
They were all such doubters 😎
Ryan Martinie is one of the most overlooked and underrated bass players out there. One of my favorite musicians. I loved early mudvayne mostly because of his bass. He's finally found where he belongs where he can showcase what he brings to the table. Definitely more artistic freedom with Soften the Glare.
In my opinion Ryan is one of the greatest bassists. I think he is under appreciated.
NRG, not by this old fart! He and the rest of the band are amazing but I would love to hear him jam with Marco Minnemann. That would be incredible...
Every bassist who knows him knows well his skill level too
Ryan always has the most amazing bass tones...holy crap.
Warwick and one hell of a technique
@@mokotoko6004 he's the reason I just bought a 5 string thumb
Soften the glare sounds like Primus playing the soundtrack to Spyro the Dragon - amazing! It is the perfect blend of metal, psychedelic rock, jazz, and funk!
Yup it does
Bon. The happiest guitarist alive.
jonesy97 i think billy zoom might be theee happiest but yeah this guy .... Right there
I would be too if I had Ryan as a bassist! Only reason why i loved mudvayne was for their rhythm section! lol.. LD 50 is one of the best progressive metal albums of the 2000s!
@@DeadSideDad when I first heard LD 50 I flipped out wondering if I was listening to the greatest bass player on the planet. Literally moved me to pick up my bass again with fervor. I continued to dig Mudvayne lesser with each release as it kinda popped out but agree about LD 50 def a top album all-time largely due to Ryan. So glad I found this. He's amazing IMHO possibly on par with Jaco. I'll be jamming on this relentlessly and by tomorrow I'll be dusting off my gear once again
0:31
If I had Ryan as my bass player, I would be, too.
Let's not forget the dude who mixed this album, he knew it was going to be a bunch of Ryan fans jamming this. We have a great bass mix !!!
This is excellent, so glad to hear more of Ryan after Mudvayne!
There's definitely an L.D.50 Death Blooms riff in there.
I can't stop hearing it.
The opening riff to this is totally the bridge riff of Death Blooms.
I would love to see Ryan and Les Claypool just have a bass jam session. It took a little while, but I'm really starting to dig the Soften The Glare sound.
WOW!!! Love their sound-and the way that they play off each other-what great energy. I think Martinie is connected to that bass at the atomic level.
Like if Brainiac played bass guitar.
Every time the guitarist smiles I feel peace
Sounds like part of Death Blooms. This is great work.
Best bassist of all time! Loved the L.D. 50, like Soften The Glare even more, finally a matching Guitar!
YES!
Good lort! That was dick!
Sick lol
ruclips.net/video/zpU9EEbhArI/видео.html my fav :)
I think the guitar on LD 50 matched well, but it was metal so maybe you like this genre more. Ryan is amazing in both genres.
Holy shit, this would be an amazing band to see touring with Animals as Leaders.
True!
Such a good call.
I was thinking if animals as leaders ever needed a bass player he would be a perfect pick.
I was just thinking (and already left a comment saying) that Ryan should get with AAL. This isn't bad, but it's kind of generic 80s era prog. I wouldn't listen to this if it weren't for Ryan's parts. I always expected to see Ryan in more interesting projects.
@@KingDM83 I thought the same thing but then I realized I wouldn't want his style to get changed too much and it likely would if he were in AAL considering how different they sound from his style.
Full Primus mode @ the 4:08 mark
I can't get enough of this song. Won't stop playing in my head.
Me too! And I'm happy to have it stuck in my head.
I'm getting a real '90s Video Game Menu Theme vibe from this.
Yeah, the first three chords sound exactly like Vampire Killer from Castlevania
ruclips.net/video/XuyD3hYBEG4/видео.html
Check out Jeff Van dyck and saki kaskas and Alistair hirst... The need for speed
Toe jam and Earl
You can clearly see all the joy in the guitarist eyes from 00:02 about having such an amazing bass player in the band 🤩🤩🤩
I like how you can actually hear the bass
Not much into saying someone is the "best", but there's not much competition out there for Ryan...He's a true musical genius...
Yes indeed!!
Michael manring, victor wooten, frank clarke. Jesus dude, get out more
Well that escalated quickly.
Basically only Claypool
I can't compare Ryan with any of the above. They all play bass but sound nothing like each other. Technically accomplished, but most importantly, they have their individual voice on the instrument.
He totaly Is my favorite bass player, a blessing for mudvayne and Warwick
ryan just fucks my mind every time I see him play. but this is a whole new level. man, he is outgrowing himself!! i was just starring at him for the whole song. this blew my mind. wow and wooohooooo! FUIUIUIUICCK
Bro, as a life long bass player myself, this sounds like the main theme started with a bass riff. Ryan has some great musicians to bounce off too. Having a guitar player that can write around complex bass lines with a less is more approach, and writing around a bass line is priceless.
Great song by the way!
Im so glad I got to see them live before the pandemic hit. Brilliant musicians that complment each others parts amazingly.
Heck, even their 'mistakes' are of epic brilliance.
I was like 'why is this in my feed WAIT THE ONE GUY IN MUDVAYNE I CARE ABOUT HAS A BAND HAPPY DAY
Ryan and Matt played so well together and off each other... I hoped they would have started a band together after Mudvayne fell apart
@WhoDarestheMAN gamer and the production of LD 50 had Ryan almost dominant in the mix making that album truly great IMHO. Unfortunately it would go downhill from there. Glad to have found what he's doing these days. For the second time in my life he's moved me to pick up my bass again
@@waylamer1 first three were pretty good. It started falling apart after that
Will be supporting this band as long as they put out music. And by support I don't mean downloading I'll buy their shit.
It is a real pleasure to look how Ryan playing. Glad to see him back in music. Even more, good to see him back in good music.
I'm surprised his fingers aren't setting his basses fretboard on fire he's killing it
3:39 look at that range of emotion. Than man deserves an Oscar
Tilidlidlin ti-tdidi, ghiglin tidlidlin ka-ka chomb chomb gle gle chomb..fucking maestro at the bass
Immaculate pulses
Ryan is by far the best bassist on the planet imo he was nasty playing for mudvayne now that he's teaching at the Warwick camp and doing shows again is sick
The video effect during the guitar solos is brilliant. I imagine seeing them live is just as trippy.
New to the channel. I never knew Ryan was in a new band back then. Amazing bass player...
This sounds simply amazing. Also, Ryan is SO DAMN GOOD.
Wow.just found this treasure its like a jazz fusion metal prog
this is the kind of elevator music that 2020 needs!
Ryans such a talented and likeable character
Clemente mandando bem na guitarra.
In 1986 my friends were playing with this groove in the basement of the house I came back I liked it!
My girl said she wanted to start playing her bass again so I got her a new ampeg rocket bass 108 30w combo for Christmas (which is awesome by the way) and I've been blasting soften the glare to try and inspire her.
just discovered this band yesterday....Ryan you are still a badass...thank you for what you do....Look at the constant smile on the drummers face>>>>> Such amazing stuff
The linear grooves are really tight and musical!
How the fuck did this fly under my radar for so long? Sweet Jesus
Love this band,you’re killing it. Good to see you playing again Bon ❤️⭐️❤️⭐️❤️
Dude these guys are incredible musicians but Ryan is so fucking good he overshadows them its insane.
Only just heard of this trio by watching a Ryan Martinie interview, this is so SICK
I love this guy! Ryan is an amazing bassist and really enjoy this style of music! It makes me as a bassist really want to go off an play stuff like this with band mates and not just for fun. Its hard to find other players on this level to create with.
How am I just finding this???? My heart...
Anything with Ryan Martini gets a like from me. Incredible player.
that bass sound really blow my mind 🤪🤪🤪
Ryan looks like he hulked out on stage!!!
2:33 this oddly reminds me of The Mystical Potatohead Groove Thing, but the roles are reversed. So groovey!
Ryan Martinie is an amazing bassist. He is apparently going back to Mudvayne (GREAT BAND!), but I hope he does some Jazz Fusion projects in the future. There is room enough in the world for a talented artist like him to do both Jazz and Rock to EVERYONE'S PLEASURE. Be well and Peace Out.
Band is great, guitar player blowin my mind
sounds like death blooms at the beginning
Can't stop coming back to the video. I bought the signed album on Bandcamp. Fucking precious!
YES!!!! RYAN, YOU ROCK!!!ALL 3 of you ROCK!!!! Chad (from Mudvayne) is a bitch. I hope you take of with this project and soar!! THANKS!!
@Philip Ogden actually all 4 members were/are talented.
Weird to blame Chad. They all went on hiatus together.
These guys r sic unreal, I about lost it at 4:25. Super tight group. I think they've been doing this a while...
Ryan is the very best! And he DOES own T-shirts!
Such an underrated band, IT'S CRIMINAL...!
I tell you that Prog-metal and Math-core have made more jazz fans than any other genres.
This is great music !!!!! Just when you think music is gone but you come across musicians like Ryan Martinie and you realize there's still a chance to keep music alive.
We need to help all these musicians by supporting their material, don't just take the music for FREE.
I've been a fan since 2000, bought their albums and bought tickets to their shows.
It would be a waste of talent if Mudvayne cant be return, That was the place where Ryan and the rest of the band made something special they cant come close to on their own.
WE NEED MUDVAYNE BACK !!!!!! WE NEED MUDVAYNE BACK !!!!!! WE NEED MUDVAYNE BACK !!!!!!
I never had the chance to see them. I am so jealous....grrr ;) I agree with all you said, dude. :=)
lol he probably doesnt wanna do mudvayne. i like heavy music but dont like mudvayne. i also like jazz fusion like allan holdsworth and victor wooten and this new shit is good, me and my buddies always meme about that mudvayne dig video hehe, its a lot of fun, but now i actually will have to always bring up the fact that the bass player kicks ass. second vid ive watched, scrolling thru more now cause this is good.
I saw Mudvayne multiple times and as awesome as they are live, Soften The Glare is just as good, if not better. In a different sort of way of course. Trust me.
Mudvayne was a time and place. You can't just get it back. I was completely taken by LD 50 as a teenager. Then I thought The End of All Thing to Come was ok. And I didn't really care for anything they did after that (except for some of the self titled). Point being, you can't just get more of that, it doesn't work that way.
Music is very alive; more than it has ever been. It's more accessible, more achievable, more people are playing it, there are more genres than ever before in history. You just have to find it.
i hate that i'm such a massive Martinie fanboy, but i can't help it *sobs*
but for real, listen to Bob's effects starting @ 2:11, what he plays while using that effect, how much it sounds like there is a synth along with the guitar, and how well it intersects and matches what Ryan is playing. it's musical genius. let's hear it for ol Bobby!
also, there isn't enough clean, raw, soundboard quality video footage from the LD 50 days (which really is a shame), so us Ryan fanboys are starved for video content. we'd rather see what he is doing to achieve the sounds we're hearing at 3:32, not a contrived slow motion effect that doesn't show us what is going on. i get what the editor was going for, but all we need to be impressed by this band is to see it and hear it, we don't need some edited-in after effects that someone thought was headie
To see the Energy jumping put of the screen, is what i love the most. Amazing band!!!!
You have to share the sound of " soften the glare"!!!
My source is my brother in law he's a metal guru very in touch with whats going on in the metal scene he seems to know everything i wanna know he's awesome
insanely tight
Wish we could hear the live version, but can't wait to see what's next from STG!
What a pleasant surprise... this is really good! It's a bummer that I missed it until now though...
This is the 2:12 - 2:27 part of Death Blooms. Love it. This is sick. I just bought the album on bandcamp with the autographed cd. I'm so stoked to jam this out in my car for weeks!
SunOfNothing I don’t know if you’re on the East Coast but if you are, go catch a gig by these guys. Unreal. Saw two shows in April, knocked my socks off dude 🧦
Similarly, but not from Death Blooms
those first few minutes are sooooo good
Ryan e sua versatilidade no baixo, esse estilo único já era fodastico no Mudvayne agora destruindo nesse trio, sensacional!!!
Wowy zowy what's that...great stuff...open minded supergroovyfunkadelic music without any frontiers...keep going on like this...Frank Zappa would be proud of you 👍💪👍🎶🎼🎸
This sounds like the soundtrack to the most badass Castlevania game that never existed
Really cool. Just great players having a blast doing what they love. Can’t beat it 👌
I’d love to see you guys play with Consider the Source and/or Lespecial. That would be insane.
Now that’s a bass sound you can’t mistake. I had no clue who these guys were, but that bass said “Diiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiig!!”
I know I’m late to the party, but this is great music
Awesome song and great video bar the 'special effects', is there a copy of this video out there that hasn't been edited?
It's live footage for the album version of the song. The solo is improvised, hence the weird edits and slow motion.
Jazz fusion on the comeback! Check out Phil Collins' from Genesis(!) side band Brand X. Mahavishnu Orchestra. Return to Forever. Prog and fusion will never die!
i hear a bit of Zappa,great song,thanxs!!!
Its crazy, if someone would have played this for me without knowing the bass player I would have guessed he played in mudvayne Haha. Such a distinctive tone and play style. This band is fire!
Ryan almost did his signature metal run lmao
Great stuff! Reminds me a bit of Mark King's solo album from 1984 "Influences"
The way Ryan plays the bass is amazing
GOD DAMN THAT BASS!!! I just read up that's the bassist from Mudvayne! I knew it sounded familiar.
Would love to catch these guys live with Consider The Source, shit would be intense
Wow Master, Ryan martiniti
fantastic music
Lozaga isn't getting enough love here
That's a precious bass playing style :D
Thanks Ryan!!
Awesome! So great, guys! Ryan, I follow you where ever you go! Greetings from Chile
One of the best 2017 album! Go Ryan!
The growl of a thumb...
damn... ga kaya biasanya band bikin lagu, ini mah kaya gitarnya yang ngisi bass, hahahahaha... kereeeeen
Where was this !? Can't believe the crowd is so small!
Incredible
the groove is fucking INSANE!!!! Ryan is the best!!