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RaceU4her
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That’s my favorite song of theirs
Exo-metal
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Harmonizer and delays plus Andy LaRocque...ultra next level.
MetalHeadMike
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Check out Gruesome.
Exo-metal
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No, this!!
Techdeth
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I love this album but fretless bass is horrible on this . Sounds like farts at times
watson503
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A few months later that year ^^^ (October 1990) Death, Carcass, and Pestilence would play Fitzgerald's here in Houston and the show would turn into a riot. A kid got thrown into a mic stand which hit Chuck who was already not too happy about the rowdy crowd and then someone threw a beer that hit him and that was it, he walked-off and shit hit the fan.
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Jack Luminous
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Nope it's awesome !
BeZo
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I love it.
rsm
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Steve DiGeorgio (and his fretless) is one of my fav bassists. He was one of the main reasons I listened to Sadus; it was even better when he joined Death.
IMO
IMO
thegame
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Wrong
WizardAmpIphoneClip
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Steve Digiorgio also an Autopsy legend
Fiesta Red
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Techdeth
RESIDENT ROCK PROFESSOR
I’ve always hated it
Techdeth
RESIDENT ROCK PROFESSOR
lol just the tone I hate
Techdeth
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Don’t get me wrong I love the album . And Steve . It’s the sound and tone of it on this album . To each their own .
thegame
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Steve’s got Divine Intonation on that fretless
rsm
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I have fretted and fretless basses, I prefer fretless, finding good fretless bases I like, without fret lines isn't easy, and why I got my Ibanez fretless in shitburst.
This is how a fretless sounds, isolated track:
This is how a fretless sounds, isolated track:
Brandonrz
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One of my favorites of all time. They prove that a band can evolve, change directions quite a bit, and still be good.
