You can definitely see he's a disciplined person by his technical bass skills and his physique, wouldn't be surprised if he's the healthiest person in that place that day
I saw them this week and he had so much energy. Also, he’s an absolutely incredible player, how he’s able to play like and move that way at the same time was really amazing to watch. Such an incredible performer.
A literal divine creature in my eyes, I aspire to play like him one day, one thing I've always loved about him, he always looks like he is having fun when playing and once I started doing the same instead of being frustrated while playing, I got better
I dont know if he still does but i was watching an interview and he was talking about how he runs in marathons. How hes able to keep his muscle mass being close to 50 and be a runner is insane, like hes got some ancient wisdom or something 😂
@@helicopter5644 Yeah my guess is TRT thru a doctor plus eating well....I'm 51 right now could actually still look pretty decent without gear or TRT if I didn't have medical issues making it impossible to work out. Doctor said my T is in normal range. But too painful to lift or jog.
I love how he puts his WHOLE BODY into playing. like notice the small twist in the hips and the small movement in the heels when he changes stances for the chrous riff. what an AMAZING BASSIST Also, Ryan is the most underrated bassist mucisian of all time. in or out of metal, his playing is second to none.
I'm 15 years younger than him and he's stayed in better shape than I have 😂 between getting clean from opiates at 23 then just hitting my late 20s going into my 30s I went from always being super skinny to being pleasantly plump 🤣
Ryan puts on an especially good show, chad always gets really into it too. They’re seriously one of the best bands around to see live. Super energetic performances
I miss these guys so much. I'll never forget hearing Dig for the first time back when it released and just giggling at how awesome it was. This was before they were even really known. I immediately thought about my metal friends and went looking for them in town (we all hung out and cruised town back then) to go country cruising (lol) and jamming. They all loved Mudvayne afterwards and was in the CD player for months. Such great time with friends that I'll forever cherish. I was known amongst the group for having huge CD cases filled to the brim with everything you could think of.
to put it in contrast....watch the vidoe from his fodera endorsment. he is absoluely the opposite of what you see on stage....he one of the most humble, sincere, mindful people out there. it really puts his genius into perspective. he is my favorite bass player of all time....an absolut monster and a half...
Would love to see this bass player pair up with flea Les clay Paul how crazy would that be we should throw in Robert Trujillo now that would be a sick show
I wish he was still using a Warwick. It’s more and more difficult to hear him. That high mid upper growl of the Warwick thumb was like no other. Especially for his style.
