Playing bass in Alice in Chains - Part 2 - Mike Inez - Bass Habits - Ep 42 

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Mike Inez was definitely the best choice to replace Mike Starr in AiC.

Rotten apple was the weirdest song I had ever heard when I discovered it. I really appreciate that mike Inez added his own spin to AIC, nobody could ever touch mike starrs style though. I think it’s gonna rain when I dir

Inez is a gem! He commented on one of my IG posts once and was super encouraging about learning bass. Long live Inez!!

Mike Starr was great, but I find more interest in Mike Inez’s bass lines. He’s one of my absolute favorite bassists

I love Mike Inez, massive influence on my playing. He's really shone in recent years as they've become more complex.

both mikes are amazing by their own right.

My favorite band, bass player, & song (Nutshell). Thank you sir!!! This video gave me chills.

Mike Inez is a total master, his work for Jar of Flies will always be legendary 💗

Mike Inez improved Alices sound immensely studio and especially Live,and he is one of the most humble and nicest guy on Rock n Roll ,favorite band favorite bassist--still rockin hard AiC🤘

Love this series. I'm a newish bass player and recently found your channel and have been binge watching these episodes.

Mike will always have my respect. That bass line in Rotten Apple is one of my all time faves and that tone he gets at the beginning of Stone is mind-blowing.

Mike Inez is the nicest guy in rock, HANDS DOWN.

Rotten apple bass line is great) Next do Chris Squire please)

Love these vids! Do Ben Shepherd next! (SG)

Thanx for your work, man. Your videos are short but very informative and interesting. Keep moving!

Loved the last two videos. Great explanations of technique between the both players. Future bad habits videos could include Leon Wilkeson and John McVie.

WTG Paul, you make it look so easy !!!! So glad I found you , as a Bassist, I can tell everyone here, it's not as easy as you might think !

Ive only ever played bass on one of my projects, so I mostly focus on guitar and vocals, but damn I love this channel! I never got so deep into the bass. I've always appreciated it, but I always just kept it simple or played what I thought sounded best at the time. I love this videos tho fr. Thanks for the content bro!

Awesome that you covered two of my favourite bass players in such a short space of time. While I certainly appreciate what Mike Inez has brought to the band, I still personally prefer Starr’s playing especially on facelift. Respect to both Mikes though, they both kick ass live and on recording!

Good video. Thanks man..

Please do Mike Shuman of QOTSA next!

Hey Paul, great video as usual. can you please make a video about Mike Mills from R.E.M.?

Awesome take on aic bassists! Im recommending Frank Bello..would be cool

Inez rules

Our Filipino pride Mike

Mike Inez on the Tripod/Self Titled and Jar of Flies is really underrated. It's kind of perfect actually, listen to Nothing Song or Sludge Factory, some of the darkest basslines ive heard.

Always insightful and educational. Ronnie Lane please

Panasonic!!

We need bass habits for jason newsted now

you should do one on Burke Shelley from Budgie

I love them both, but Star wrote the bass lines to more of my favorite songs.. I have a question for anyone with a helpful answer: How would you recommend a player learn enough theory to help with song (bass line) composition? The simpler and more straight forward the better.

Chris Squire or Les Claypool soon

YOU HAVE TO DO RYAN MARTINIEEEE OF MUDVAYNEEEEE

Make a video of "How to sound like Rex Brown (Pantera), Paul Gray (Slipknot) and Shavo (SOAD).

These are so great. Do Roger Waters, please!

Next do aston barrett please.

Got to meet him at the meltdown in Springfield mo when he threw his bass across the stage…Lane was out of his mind.Mikes a good dude scary evening

I try to work in as many tritones as I can, even in major-keyed songs

I love your videos of bassist habits, and the covers you do are still impressive, do you plan to bring any songs from Motley Crue's generation swine?

Chris Squire please

3:36 never knew anthony kiedis plays bass in alice

Starr played on face lift and dirt so he held his weight as a bass player. I know Starr and Staley were hard-core addicts. I'm from Seattle not claiming to be an insider.My best guess is someone decided that Starr and Staley needed to be seperated.I believe they both were natural talents.A band like AIC isn't grown in music college.( although Quesnsryche and Mettalica are.)

You should do a video on how to sound like David Hungate or Mike Porcaro of Toto, the bass work on Hydra and The Seventh One is amazing

Can we get Ryan martinie?

Mike Inez is a great bass player, and musician. Mike Starr was not. Say what you will about Starr, I have no strong feelings about him, one way or the other, but he was pretty much along for the ride during his tenure. Musically, he pretty much contributed nothing, in relation to the songwriting process. His one and only song contribution, “Fear The Voices”, was released with the Alice box set back in the late 90s, The Music Bank. If you’ve heard the song, then you know why it never saw the light of day on any of the band releases prior to the box set.

Unpopular oppinion: Mike Starr was very replaceable. There was no point in keeping a generic bassist with drug problems and a bad habit of sleeping with underage girls. His style wasn't special, and he wasn't particularly interesting musically. The difference is that Mike Inez is one of the best bassists who walked the earth.