Bass Teacher REACTION | Metallica "The Call Of Ktulu" with ENHANCED BASS! Cliff Burton just SHREDS!

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➡️ Because of YOU fabulous folks, I learned that an “Enhanced Bass” version of “The Call of Ktulu” by ‪@metallica‬ was a thing. What a treat it was to experience all the nuance and dimension the bass parts actually had. I’ve been listening to this instrumental song from "Ride The Lightning" for YEARS without fully knowing what Cliff Burton was playing. In this video, we take a deep dive into the "lead bass" approach Cliff takes during the first half of the song, the variation on the fills, and how it's truly just one massive bass solo (...take one?) atop the brooding chord progressions. I talk about Cliff's usage of effects with his signature "wah" and fuzz combo, the chromatic commonalities in each song section, how Metallica exercise the art of simplicity (and why it's so effective), and how this song perfectly sets the stage for American horror writer H. P. Lovecraft's ominous being "Cthulhu" to appear any minute now!
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@LowEndUniversity Год назад

Really enjoyed this one, y’all. A ton of cool Cliff moments I had no idea were really in the mix! If I do a Newsted or Trujillo track, what do you recommend? 🤘🏼

@SheWasAsking4it Год назад

Check out Jason's Tower Of Power Sweden Bootleg solo... he's using some Flotsom & Jetsam riffs he wrote. Another great vid Mark! ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-MnrI3Uv7Rio.html I think only the hardcore Metallica fans will know this one.

@BungSmuggler Год назад

My Friend of Misery comes to mind for sure. King Nothing is rad too. The enhanced version of Justice is the only way i listen to the album now lol!

@EtoDemerzelSpaceBurial Год назад

Therapy by Infectious Grooves for peak Rob

@dalweed100 Год назад

@@BungSmuggler yes and justice for jason (or any version bass enhance) are rad. The bass part only is impressive too, so tight and good on timing and at this time there was no editing.

@jasoncoldiron3903 Год назад

Trujillo is on fire on the whole Death Magnetic album, so something from that.

@fabianher120373 Год назад

Its crazy to me how after so many years Cliff is still talked about! True legend RIP.

@ohman1832 Год назад

Cliff elevated the play and musicality of Lars, James and Kirk. When you have a player like that in your band it’s impossible to not up your game.

@iantruax17 Год назад

Metallica always seemed like they had a love/hate relationship with the low end. They get incredible bassists and then completely bury them in mixes. I always thought Jason newsted was a red headed stepchild for them, and I listened to a boosted version of IFA and was blown away.

@LowEndUniversity Год назад

I think it was just the attitude portrayed through the wall-of-sound mixing, and some Lars / James ego back then to be up front and center. The rough-edge, garage type of production was a big part of their branding. Just my take, anyway. I love The Black Album and the Load-era mixes because they went from buried bass to pure sonic art with the low end in the 90's.

@michaelhill4353 Год назад

@@LowEndUniversityAlso go back and listen to Jason's debut with the band on "The $5.98 EP. Garage Days Re-Revisited" (1987) and his Bass is audible on virtually every track of that EP in a way that it wasn't on "...And Justice For All" a year later (that was until "...And Justice For Jason" surfaced on RU-vid many years after the fact on which the Bass is far more prominent in the mix)✌️❤️🤘🌏

@michaelhill4353 Год назад

@@LowEndUniversityFortunately they didn't pull the same stunt with Rob once he joined the band as they had previously with Jason with all of that de hazing bullshit that he was subjected to by Lars and James with all of their shenanigans back in the day and which to be fair to Lars and James, they later acknowledged, with the benefit of hindsight, that was among the biggest blunders they made throughout Jason's 14 year tenure with the band.✌️❤️🤘

@sabin97 Год назад

i watched some video of them explaining why they mistreated jason like that. it doesnt justify it, but at least it explains it. they never dealt with cliff's death properly.....they channeled it through bullying(they called it "hazing" but it was just bullying) jason. they didnt even let him play the full version of his solo intro in "my friend of misery". what we get is an extremely simplified and shortened version.

@ShaunHensley Год назад

Part of it was the era, during this time, rapper dudes were buzzing their minitrucks with obnoxious bass.

@EtoDemerzelSpaceBurial Год назад

Wish it was bass boosted like this originally. I remember watching S&M and you could hear Jason playing most of this and I was like “what the heck!? This is nuts!”

@LowEndUniversity Год назад

Me too. I need to do check out the Jason version again, been a super long time. I loved Rob's version on S&M2.

@muriloninja Год назад

Jason never played it exact, his S&M performance shows that. He didn't use any wah or heavy effects, played it straight toned and his way - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HA_ToEx0iJE.html

@bloodlinefilms Год назад

@@muriloninja he definitely used some effects his were never as drastic as Cliffs. Just look at the seattle 89 and Sam Diego 92 shows with proper “live experience” mixes the effects are where they are supposed to be but different. Notably for whom the bell tolls. The S&M mix is more mixingboard than front of house so you could better hear the whole symphony and Jasons bass was running a two loop setup one clean direct in or definition and one for effects. Pretty common in pro rock bass look at Billy Sheehan if you want to see a really specific version of that. There are still some bootlegs from the show and i think a different mix made by splitting the surround sound from the video version somewhere that have more of what the audience heard in the room and less the engineered raw recordings.

@ionehkontehdiabo7627 Год назад

@@muriloninja he did have the wah and fuzz, the isolated track is just his d.i bass, but it’s there in the full mix. You are right that Jason didn’t play it the same as Cliff though

@Angel_Ripoff Год назад

Without Cliff, Metallica would have been just another Exodus, Megadeth, Anthrax, or Testament. These are all great bands, but what really made Metallica stand out was the complexity and depth that Cliff brought to the first three records, and some of the songs he wrote for Justice. His mastery of the bass and knowledge/understanding of music theory is honestly beautiful, even in such a hard rocking medium. Long live the major rager on the 4-string MFer!

@willharry6835 Год назад

Totally agree with this. Like Iron Man said in the avengers, "We have a Hulk", I'd say for Metallica, "We have/had Cliff". He was truly the difference maker and what truly set them apart from other bands like you said.

@DM-rc4yu Год назад

I don't think it's fair to attribute it to all to Cliff. He was involved in RTL but already on MOP had only 3 writing credits, less than Hammett. He didn't write any music for Justice, he's credited for TLITD lyrics only.

@willharry6835 Год назад

@@DM-rc4yu Obviously not cause James, Lars and Kirk also had the magic sauce. And we also gotta give small credit to Dave Mustaine cause his contribution in Metallica though minor, sort of gave a certain edge to Metallica. But back to Cliff, I don't think Metallica would've been as amazing if they hadn't met Cliff. He's the one who thought them about theory and stuff like harmonies I believe. He's knowledge in classical music was essential to make Metallica the transcendent band they ended up being and what set them apart. Even when he didn't have writing credit, I believe he was still essential to the whole thing and we gotta remember that Metallica I believe credits based on riff contributions if I'm not mistaking.

@Nissardpertugiu Год назад

Lars by his education from europe, Deep Purple and stuff, even in 80's he never liked beign catalogued as thrash band. I mean to him it was one side of the band it didn't represented what the registers extended they did since RTL, MOP, then Justice.. Even on KEA, No remorse and stuff, there s some variations to it.

@8tonystark8 Год назад

@@willharry6835 yes

@ryanstedman41 Год назад

Man I just got this bassline pretty much mastered at 21. To think these guys were 19/20 when they COMPOSED this masterpiece is incredible to me

@calebbean1384 Год назад

They were in an incredibly good environment to learn with the music scene in LA at the time

@BatFan1 Год назад

The story told throughout the song is amazing. Cliff absolutely is the waking beast. Kirk's solo and the harmonies near the end i take as Cthulhu's followers/worshippers singing to him. At the end when they come back to the intro with the clean guitar first it's like the calm before the storm, but in the end you're in the eye of the tornado where it's calm for a moment before it all goes to chaos again, that when Cthulhu finally destroys the world.

@LowEndUniversity Год назад

Hell of a depiction! Sounds spot on to me.

@ectolle54 8 месяцев назад

I would of never put that together but that’s amazing if that’s the storyline which I believe you’re right

@dougyoung4790 Месяц назад

R'lyeh rising

@Sturmpionier Год назад

Listen to the live Lyceum Theater version. It's live, and you REALLY hear Cliff clear and loud

@LowEndUniversity Год назад

I wasn't aware that existed, but someone else commented it. Really enjoyable watch!!

@RosdibinAhmadrazli-rv9jj Год назад

@@LowEndUniversity ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-haGVkUOwNQ4.html

@cbrindle91 Месяц назад

Hellllllll yeaaaaa 🤘🏻🤯🤘🏻 that version is insanely good

@Daddy53751 Год назад

The strength of the man’s attack cannot be overstated. Bass players are kind of in the best position to understand just how much strength is required in both hands to physically accomplish exactly what he was doing. And this is just one tiny aspect of Cliffs talent, innovative approach and creativity!🤘🏻 I highly recommend everyone listen to the isolated bass tracks of Cliff. There’s just so much to eat there that you simply can’t pick up listening to the albums on their own.

@residentkrockhead 10 месяцев назад

Agreed. Even with lighter gauge strings like he used it’s not easy to present such pick-like attacks that consistently over long tracks, not to mention the crazy bend at the start of the Orion solo, which is brutal.

@Daddy53751 10 месяцев назад

@@residentkrockhead absolutely. I saw them playing a one off small club gig while touring for “Lightning”, and I gotta say that I’m surprised his RIC lasted as long as it did!🤘🏻

@Cliffburton_83 Год назад

The Master of bass....RIP Cliff 😢

@scorpionking4012 Год назад

The all band have something special together, each of them add the right amount of skills set , Metallica really creates music that talk to many different types of people, that’s what made them so amazing.

@LowEndUniversity Год назад

Couldn't agree more. I don't think any of them are the best at what they do in terms of plain technical skill (well, maybe Hetfield, but my point stands), but I think when they come together, they do what NOBODY else can ever do. Much more important for me.

@joshlewis3069 Год назад

When he said "and Cliff is ktulu when he comes in..." I was like "fuck yeah!!!"

@LowEndUniversity Год назад

Haha! That's how it made me feel! 💥

@matthewconner7800 Год назад

I have always felt that the guitars are the surface of the stormy sea, and Cliff is the lurking horror beneath, just perceptible and present enough to heighten the dread, surfacing occasionally with a snarl, to be sighted before submerging out of sight.

@outlaw454070907 Год назад

That last fill right before it kicks back in to the bridge riff is a tapping line, blew me away when I caught that in an isolated track. As for a Jason track, it's gotta be My Friend of Misery or Dyer's Eve. There's tracks pulled from Guitar Hero or Rock Band of Dyer's Eve that really showcase how crazy Jason's playing was back then and how criminal it is that the bass parts are buried so thoroughly.

@LowEndUniversity Год назад

I felt the same way - glad the creator of this put this video together. Like I said - I always knew there was some treasure buried in the mix, but this helped just identify how it fit musically. Thanks Kevin! Jason-era video is on my list!

@wisebar1 14 дней назад

Saw them live with Cliff in 1986, few months before he died and you couldn't take your eyes off him. Such a unique talent and one of the top bassists of all time.

@frankharrison7236 Год назад

Why would they bury such an amazing bass riff

@시우시우-g8n Год назад

Thank you so much for your continued appreciation for Cliff and Metallica. This is such an amazing song. As you said it's lyrical without any lyrics. You can see it playing out like a movie in your mind, the beast rising from the depths. Those incredible growls and screams Cliff made on the bass don't even sound like an instrument but like an actual monster. The gradual haunting build in the beginning and towards the ending as it fades has always caught my ear. Sounds so beautiful. This whole song is just a showcase of everyone showing off and complimenting one another.

@Grottgreta Год назад

As much as I love Orion, the pure storytelling in this song is just incredible. Next time I eat mushrooms I will listen to this

@Chalepastel Год назад

fuck yeah

@Joni_Tarvainen Год назад

I happen to have Ride the Lightning from the release date on LP that I took from my fathers stash when moving out. The sound on this song is incredible with that old ass LP scratching sound and the Bass is on the best tuning I've ever heard. When I first played it, I heard Cliff doing stuff I hadn't hear him do in over 20 years of listening the song.

@LeeB41 Год назад

Absolutely LOVE your bass tone.

@LowEndUniversity Год назад

Thank you kindly!

@metalmark1214 Год назад

I had never heard the enhanced bass version of this song, only second behind Orion for my Metallica instrumental favorites.

@CitizenKang Год назад

It was so awesome to hear them play this live last month at Metlife stadium. Robert Trujillo did a great job with the intro.

@wilhelmtheconquerer6214 Год назад

Jason's times to shine are the To Live Is To Die (interlude, Seattle '89), My Friend Of Misery (live bass solo) and Outlaw Torn (S&M). Rob's ones are Suicide And Redemption, All Nightmare Long and Spit Out The Bone

@bassimprovjams3772 Год назад

I absolutely love watching these homie!! If I was to get any bass lessons it would be with you, just because your love for Ryan and Myung!! 😊 wow I heard some new and amazing lines on this version!! Thank you!!! Cliff is Ktulu!!

@deanblomgren5418 Год назад

Cliff burton is the Eddie Van Halen of bass playing. Imagine if all other Metallica albums had Cliff playing base

@leswhittekiend5716 Год назад

Ktulu live at The Lyceum ‘84 is my favorite version of the song. It’s faster and the bass sounds even better, bitchin song

@blackdragons95 Год назад

Dude you should listen to their live version of this song from Live at The Lyceum Theatre, London, UK (1984) the bass is very loud during that performance!

@brelvisfunk Год назад

Man I love your channel, you have inspired me to pick the bass up again after playing in bands when I was younger. The bass is the final frontier. The range of the bass is so broad.

@smith8281 Год назад

I picture the ocean calm but the waves growing with intensity as ktulu is rising from the deep until kirks solo and ktulu rises high above the thrashing water

@LowEndUniversity Год назад

Perfect depiction! 👾🌊

@Slahinki Год назад

Small thing to add, all of the harmonies were recorded by James. Only on Load, Reload and St. Anger did they record Kirk for other things than just the solos.

@dennielang4304 Год назад

18:57 bass solo, thats was a perfect explaining for the call of ktulu

@brighttorch Год назад

A revelation! Never heard those bass fills. AMAZING!!!

@MetalMilitia83 Год назад

People saying they can’t hear this is surprising. It’s definitely quieter but I’ve always been able to get the fills from the original.

@bloodlinefilms Год назад

Just have to know what you are listening for.

@jumpman8282 6 месяцев назад

Lovely song. Reminds me a bit of Rush's By-Tor and the Snow Dog, but instead of Geddy and Alex mostly just having fun, Cliff was serious with The Call of Ktulu, making it just as atmospheric and ominous as it deserves.

@Sackbladder Год назад

I loved your intersections. Just seamless.

@Vincent_Roy Год назад

The fist song I learned when I started playing was For Whom the Bell Tolls, and I eventually knew all the Ride the Lightning album as a teenager. I was curious about how different this song would be from the obscure tab I found on the internet back in the days. It's definitely my favourite song from Metallica.

@LowEndUniversity Год назад

My first one believe it or not was "Ride the Lightning", I remember the syncopation of some of it being really difficult at the time. But the intro was easy, just hitting the low E on the downbeats. Good times!

@praetor47 Год назад

to this day my favorite Metallica song. has been ever since i first heard it 25 years ago as a teenager. it also made me discover and fall in love with HPL :) and since upgrading my whole audio system so i could hear it more clearly even on the regular releases, i'm glad we came to the same "Cliff is Cthulhu" conclusion. made me love the song even more. as far as i'm concerned, one of the greatest metal/rock compositions ever

@rockandrollstevesteve 5 месяцев назад

the reason i ever picked up a bass guitar was because of Cliff. an inspiration and legend.

@vitaly6312 6 месяцев назад

My favorite album of all time. And one of my favorite songs.

@quentinsetzer3153 2 месяца назад

I always thought this song was a story. The intro is building up. the main riffs before the solo is ktulu causing havoc and the bridge is the introduction of a hero (the guitar solo) after the solo the hero was slain by the beast but the beast is mortally wounded and dies

@SpiderJerusalemJr Год назад

One bassist you should definitely take a look at is Chaoth who used to be in Unexpect. That band is incredibly technical and creative, and pushes boundaries like not many others. Chaoth plays a 9-string bass and while his newer material is not as put there compositionally, it is still incredibly technical. I highly recommend looking at one of his playthroughs of Unexpect songs. He has one of Words on his RU-vid channel. You won't regret it.

@LowEndUniversity Год назад

Dang, I haven't heard that name in a loooong time. I remember paying attention to them a bit when they toured with Dream Theater back in 2009-2010 - certainly thought they were unique. Are they still active?

@SpiderJerusalemJr Год назад

@Low End University Sadly, they called it quits in 2015. I saw one of their last performances, at least at a festival (I think in 2013 or 2014), and it was glorious. The members have moved on to other things. For instance, Chaoth has a solo project called Vvon Dogma I which is quite interesting.

@ImYourOverlord 11 месяцев назад

Great insights and comparisons you hit on regarding Cliff here. His recipe for the wonderfully monstrous tone is compressor, Morley Power Wah Boost, and overdrive (an Ibanez TS9, of all things!). I've got the gear, but I don't know that I have enough years of life left to get this one down *LOL* Cliff Burton Forever!

@JohnSmith-fm3pn 5 месяцев назад

1:11 the first 3 or 4 minutes and last few minutes is music dave mustaine wrote called When Hell Freezes Over . metallica added the middle and renamed it. I think it works well either way . Kinda like the four horseman riff can sound like a gallop or a car engine when mustaine brought it to the band as the song Mechanix . First album was writen but not recorded when cliff came in so the song ride the lightning and this song are the only examples of dave and cliffs ideas together

@patrickwallen5065 6 месяцев назад

I remember when this came out, I didn't like it as much as Kill Them All at first, it grew on me pretty quick.

@An34syT4rg3t Год назад

Just like the story it's based on, the song has a 3 act structure + intro and outro. I recommend anyone unfamiliar with the original story check it out to gain a deeper understanding for this song.

@marjoe32 10 месяцев назад

The factbyou can hear kathulu breaching out the water. That whail with the bass the beast screaming as it exists

@marcellolatinoblanco6616 8 месяцев назад

Best Metallica song ever!!!!!!

@Hydrosized Год назад

I hope there is bass enhanced versions of Jasons albums because the playing was just as good but his m8’s gave him no credit. Jason carried every live show that I was at.

@nongovernment3606 9 месяцев назад

There are not a lot of people out there that can actually point out that this is Theater music. This is like listening to old school classical. Cliff was Cthulhu. In the intro it has that sound of hmm what is that who done it ? sound almost like a mystery music or pink panther, it feels questioning music or investigative. Then it jumps into Cthulhu appearing and calling out to his followers the bridge and kirk's solo is the main antagonist running for help to warn others of Cthulhu, followed by the joint solos and harmonizing is them fighting back and pushing Cthulhu back into the sea around the 11:30 mark as it goes higher. and right at 12:10 you can feel like they pushed Cthulhu to a cliff (no pun intended) and he falls off

@codyk6837 4 месяца назад

Listen to the live in London version. Off the remastered deluxe rtl. So good and can hear cliff the whole time

@bishopsteiner7134 Год назад

I've said many times I think this track is what inspired Agalloch. That cold, desolate terror that they evoke. If you dig this track, check out their discography. Especially the Mantle, and Ashes Against the Grain.

@johnpearson6251 10 месяцев назад

Cliff never ceases to amaze. Such a loss of talent. Thanks for the enhancements.

@torgover-l1n 4 дня назад

You want "enhanced bass"? Watch some of their more recent "Call of Ktulu videos. Rob's bass is crazy and is probably what was originally intended.

@bryanjackson-cq7hi 9 месяцев назад

my boy can kill it. i think

@shawnmcg1729 10 месяцев назад

This is hands down the best song from Metallica.

@jouhanneus 9 месяцев назад

Man, imagine S&M if Cliff was still alive. In that live setting, he would've had a freaking blast, coming up with some wild bass lines, with the orchestra backing him. His death was such a loss…

@LowEndUniversity 9 месяцев назад

Dang, haven’t really thought about that. He’d be in hog heaven!

@leegoddard2618 Год назад

I like instrumentals. This and Orion. By tor and the snow dog by Rush is a favorite. The instruments are fighting each other. It's amazing.

@jonathanmiller8131 Год назад

What i like about Cliff is his mentality to experiment on his own time then show it to the rest of the band why Orion is still my favorite Metallica songs

@windog551 Год назад

Cliff burton also had a hybrid bass. He put a guitar pickup in it.

@Peter_1986 10 месяцев назад

I have always liked how the intense guitar picking completely stops at 5:20; this gives me the feeling that something has struggled for its life throughout the first part of the solo, and then died. I like to compare it a bit to the "Danny's not here, mrs. Torrance" scene from the movie The Shining.

@jabedoben Год назад

What I wouldn't give to have been in the room while this was being recorded.

@isaiapanduri6003 Год назад

Speaking of "preludio" and classic music, a Savatage track called Prelude to Madness is a mix of a reinterpretation of Mars, Bringer of War , by Holst and Hall of the Mountain King, by Grieg. They played it with a tonality and signature of tempo different by the original. Sorry for my bad english, i'm italian

@jorgsachtleben6448 Год назад

Incredible Talent! Cliff needs a new Last Name called Basston!!

@stephenskuse4769 Месяц назад

Would love to see you do some Type O Negative. Black Number 1, Wolf Moon, Blood & Fire...all great sons by Type O Negative. As for Call Of Kthulu, one of my fav songs by Metallica, aside from Devil's Dance (which has a nice dirty bass sound). Thanks for covering this

@casachezdoom2588 Год назад

Cliff's da man, man.

@TheOtherPhilip Год назад

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-haGVkUOwNQ4.html this is the best version I’ve ever heard of Call of Ktulu. It’s live and faster and Cliff ABSOLUTELY brings Cthulhu to life. It’s just so great.

@LowEndUniversity Год назад

Nice, I don't think I've seen this!!

@GillRigged Год назад

This is EXACTLY what I was about to post and say. 🤘

@TheDogmantis Год назад

thanks for the suggestion. Ive not heard that and it was incredible. RIP Cliff

@iantruax17 Год назад

The bass channel guys did a fantastic cover of this with a dingwall droc and it sounds so fucking good

@LowEndUniversity Год назад

Nice! Gotta look this up.

@charper13126 Год назад

Clifftulu 🤘🏻🤘🏻

@LowEndUniversity Год назад

YES!

@JacobVidal Год назад

Is just like the tale, a bunch of humans, which is Kirk's solo, screaming and escaping from an inevitable death by Ktulu, portrayed masterfully in Cliff's bassline. No Doubts that Cliff was a big fan of Lovecraft.

@Gusbrnsv Месяц назад

For sure Cliff is not as injusticed as Jason, but I wish his basslines were louder! Nice video.

@f.b.jeffers0n Год назад

Not exactly a band, but this is a pretty unique style of playing, for me at least... Galactic Fretless Funk Bass Grooves by Remco's Groove Lab

@Daddy53751 Год назад

You ain’t kidding! Remco Hendrix IMO, is one of the best in the game in the use of ghost notes. Love his gnarly right hand technique with the way he uses his thumb.

@ImYourOverlord 11 месяцев назад

Yeah, their engineer didn't know what he was doing on RTL or MoP, and it's criminal.

@benthecartoonist3518 8 месяцев назад

May be a controversial take, but i think the lack of bass volume on this particular song is more tragic than all the songs lack of bass on the entire justice album. For a song that is basically just a big long bass solo, they really did a good job of making it next to impossible to hear in the original mix.

@TheActionStack 10 месяцев назад

Is there a place/person where you can download the entire album with more bass (done well)? I had Ride The Lightning exclusively on my yellow Sony Walkman for 2 years and I want to hear it again for the first time!

@zombiecharger65 Год назад

Mustaine ended up using some of his parts from this on the World Needs Hero album. Off hand, i think it was on the "warhorse" song.

@calebbean1384 Год назад

He also used them on Hangar 18

@dirtysanchez9324 Год назад

I wish you would review fight fire with Fire. Cliff goes nuts on that ! Would like to hear your take on that one!

@nathansolo2605 Год назад

As some with long thick fingers I’ve had trouble with four fingered chords like 4 fingered G chord on the guitar. Iv been wondering if I’d be better with bass and these videos make me really interested especially Cliff Burton and Tool’s bassist. I was saddened to hear of Cliff’s passing. But I do like Robert Trujillo. I also had no idea you could get 5 stringed basses.

@motley22crue Год назад

Since you enjoyed Band-Maid's "No God", another bass heavy song from them is "Rinne". Would love to see you react to it.

@Ilshatey 4 месяца назад

There is a good Remix and Remastet of this track by Ahdy Khairat.

@johnseward2934 Год назад

Holy shit. Cliff is Ktulu. That idea just blows me away especially since I’ve been listening to this since the mid 90s and never made that connection. Probably because the Metallica mix always buried the low end

@LowEndUniversity Год назад

Ha. That's always how I interpreted it - hearing the screeching of the fuzz and wah underneath those ominous chord progressions. It definitely reframes the listening experience for the song when you think about it that way. Appreciate you stopping by John!

@bloodbornehunter9974 Год назад

Great analysis. Please make for " the duellists" from iron maiden or something from their new album (death of the celts)

@LowEndUniversity Год назад

Thanks for the kind words! I'll see what I can do!

@jasonschaub30 Год назад

If Geezer Butler and Geddy Lee had a baby, it wouldve been Cliff Burton.

@Cliffburton_83 Год назад

Reaction anesthesia pulling teeth

@MKDumas1981 9 месяцев назад

3:53 - Screaling*

@LowEndUniversity 9 месяцев назад

😂😂😂🙏🏼

@keithkerr4167 Год назад

Kirk Hammet didn't write this song with this song , it was Dave Mustain .

@Scoots1994 Год назад

I got the Justin Chancellor wah pedal and it helps me sound more like Cliff than my Cliff Morley wah. I don't know why. Probably because my fingers are no where near as strong as Cliff's.

@uoabigaillevey 8 месяцев назад

Try listening to this without the bass... it loses sooo much. Growing up in the 80's I was all about loving the lead guitar.. but as I got older and dug deeper into the metal genre I found myself more drawn to the lower rumble of the bass.. and I discovered that the goosebumps I often got from good songs were generally triggered by the bass itself. If not the tone itself then by how it accentuates the melody going at the same time. It is ASMR for me.

@zane4575 Год назад

There's a bass only version.

@bryanjackson-cq7hi 9 месяцев назад

its the 1980s btw

@charbelsleiman2114 Год назад

I wonder if Jason played it the same live

@LowEndUniversity Год назад

I thought his S&M rendition was killer!

@zacharyhusk4649 Год назад

Cliff wrote songs within songs every song. Very sad that a lot of his best bass lines are hidden in the mixes.

@NotMyName78 Год назад

After losing Cliff they were never the same band. Yes, Justice was great but Cliff still help write a lot of that record.

@LowEndUniversity Год назад

I still love 'em and love everything since then, aside maybe Lulu...

@sdkee Год назад

The chord progression is Mustaine's.

@agusg.3093 Год назад

mustaine only wrote intro riff

@ShaunHensley Год назад

lars even muted cliff😂

@carsonwood2095 6 месяцев назад

Does anyone know if Lynyrd Skynyrd got any royalties from Metallica. One of his riffs was used? I saw a Dave mustian interview were he said he introduced sweet home Alabama to clif. Yet he claims so much credit for the song on Kill ‘Em All, which is not really his idea

@MatthewBousumonline Год назад

Peeknuckle

@romusromulus Год назад

I swear to God cliff might he using some Moog pedals.

@Steven-bz1bz Год назад

Cliff Burton is the goat of bass players in metal

@666Buzzsaw Год назад

If you want to see how he does those parts I’m pretty sure that there’s footage of Rob playing it and I’m pretty certain that he’s true to the original.

@stefanodegerome5586 11 месяцев назад

OK, so we all know that Jason cannot be heard on the "...And Justice For All" album. But some real injustice took place much earlier, when Cliff was in the band. "Ktulu" is a perfect example. Cliff is going crazy here, yet on the record, his bass track is barely audible. What the fuck?