RYAN MARTINIE - brbr DENG (maybe not) 

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"The real musicians make the ugliest face to create the most beautiful note." - Carlos Santana

Ryan Martinie is the only bass player that constantly impresses Ryan Martinie.

The most underrated bassist in metal by far!

jazz educated bassist + metal = martinie

He could crush diamonds with those forearms, damn.

L.D. 50 is one of my all time favorite albums because of him

*When Satan decides to straighten up his life.*

1:16 Mudvayne playing type face. 1:26 he has a look like saying to himself ok calm down lol awesome bass player!!!!

1:26 is that face every musician knows when you've just nailed the hard part and can move onto the easier part and relax for a moment. haha.

He's insanely talented. His bass work in Mudvayne was phenominal. Especially LD50.

Ryan Martinie is such an iconic metal bass player, Mudvayne needs to make a reappearance!!

Shit just got so real at 1:05

The person that inspired me to play bass

Happy to see Ryan still out there doin his thang. Stay funky!

holy shit. It's like the bass guitar is an extension of his body. What an inspirational dude...

Ryan is the best metal bass player ever! His lines sound so organic, damn.

massively underrated bass player. one of my idols growing up. nice to seem him smashing it!

Always fun to watch a musician with such a passion for what they do! Those facial expressions really speak volumes...what an incredible bassist.

That's the real sound of Mudvayne right there! He is what made that band so unique sounding.

Ryan, thank you for going back to Mudvayne. From the bottom of my heart, I appreciate it.

Ryan's skill truly lies in his inhuman groove, he just oozes style into everything

1:04 ryan is not a normal bass player, he goes beyond with his playing style. he might not be human.

Those screaming octave runs starting at 1:05 completely destroyed the few brain cells I had left. I think I'll go outside and stare at something now..........

This never fails to cheer me up. Amazingly played and the smile at the end is just heartwarming.

I fell in love with Warwick & their thumb basses by watching Ryan & Mudvayne waaay back in the day. The Thumb bass has been my favorite ever since. 😎

This man plays bass like no man before... His diminished and octave game was and still was beyond all... Dude slaps like a 1950's Husband... Ryan you are a Beast... You are a piece of Mudvayne that is irreplaceable ...

He is an absolute genius! but also highly underrated! he deserves much more recognition and respect!

Ryan's harmonies on bass are something otherworldly

Watching him try to hold back the jam faces makes me reminisce about seeing "Dig" the first time and thinking "whats up with this guy!" Lol! This kid still kills it. I still jam "Soften the Glare" as much as possible.

Those chords hit me right in the feels. Truly a great musician

1:25 he feels that heart rate increase. Bass, Drums, Guitar, etc. Anyone who can actually play in the music world knows that feeling when you're just absolutely killing it and are aware of what's happening. You can perfectly practice the same plays for 10yrs straight and fuck up the moment a camera of any sort comes into perimeter lol. He was on one of those days where the energy is perfect. You can see at the end where it brought him pure joy to pull that off.

yay! ^_^ glad to see him on here. one of my favorite bassists! thanks for the video!

One of the best in the world, very impressive!

so so so...AMAZING!!! This guy know how to combine technique and melody!!!

I've watched this clip over a dozen times and every time not only does it blow me away at how beautiful and powerful it is, but I notice something else that he does. At the end I just realized that he's tapping chords, then bending two different non-adjacent strings which I didn't even know your hands can do.

This is Yearning Heart/Mountain of Hope by Soften the Glare if anyone was wondering

Ryan in Mudvayne: Saaaataaaan In reality: Okay after this make some tea, do the dishes and start my next exercise set.

my entire adolescence was spent worshiping this man. i wanted a Warwick Thumb because of Ryan Martinie.

You are the reason why i started playing bass years ago. Thanks Ryan from the bottom of my heart for being so inspiring

Ryan Martinie in my book of musicians is by far one thee most creative and inspirational bass players these days, hands down... Im always blown away how he infuses hard hitting JAZZ-FUSION thumb and finger slaps/tapped bass lines/riffs/chords into MATH-METAL*. When I got lost in the debut of MudvAynes L.D 50 album, I knew this guy had something special that not many bass players can deliver. He’s got to be up there with Jaco Pastorious.

I know is just a little jam that he made up but, I'm addicted to this beautiful bass lines :)

You can't touch this guy and the way he plays. His style is like no other and can obviously keep up with the best of them. I watched videos of him last night on stage. Welcome back buddy. We all missed you ❤

This tune sounds proper sick and I love how expressive he is whilst he's playing

this man has and will always be one of my FAV bassist..

God, he’s good. A bass player with dynamics. So underrepresented.

The passion and how humble Ryan is, is unbelievable!!!! Excellent work.

Mudvayne com suas músicas me ajudou a ficar vivo quando a depressão tentava me matar.......Obrigado meus amigos por me ajudarem a viver....

Ryan takes playing bass to a whole new level,very underrated bassist

Great tone.

I could watch, listen to this guy play bass for hours on end and never get bored. Legend!

Definitely my favorite bass player, I could watch him play for days.

Yep, he's totally in his element! 👏🏼👏🏼

I'm not sure why he is so underrated, he's an absolute beast!

It’s so incredible how Ryan makes it sound like there are multiple instruments being played at once. Talented is an understatement.

I could watch and listen to this man play for days. So much talent.

Absolutely love this guy! Such a creative bass player. 🖖🏼

Those octave runs are killer! Great playing!

oh my God thank you so much basstheworld you guys rule it's good to see Ryan thanks for uploading the video 🖒🖒🖒

Can't get enough of Ryan. Such an amazing bassist.

One of the greatest bassists of our time.

I don't recognize this person wearing a shirt.

Been watching this same video for years now. Still cant get enough

I love Ryan's vibe. Dude just seems so good-natured and serene.

Dudes style is incredibly bad ass! You can always pick him out of a bass player line up for sure. Ridiculously nice guy too!

was waiting for this so long :)

Ryan was the main reason i loved Mudvayne so much back in the days :) Awesome musician.

You can just tell his soul is in tune with that bass. It's just beautiful.

Bass hero! I hope that someday I'll can groove 30% that this guy do!

The look on his face as he plays through this is awesome

One of the sickest bass players I've heard. And I've lived through the 70, 80, 90 and so on. I'm blown away by this dude

This guy possesses a real passion when he's playing, you can see it oozing out of him 🤘

1:09 - 1:19 damn. I mean the whole thing was awesome but I really loved the sound of it.

He has no clue what's going on around him,you can tell he totally zones when he's playing

I remember shaking your hand back in like...2003? Brisbane. It was like shaking hands with an Iron rod. Much respect man.

I've never heard a bass sound so beautiful!

One of the best! Ryan rules!

Bruh what's your forearm workout.

Amazing, I love it so much

I've replayed this about a dozen times and counting!

Ryan bom trabalho cara, você incentiva muita gente, assim como eu a estudar o contrabaixo. Só é uma pena o mudvayne ter acabado, mas um dia volta!

the most underappreciated bass player ever imo

Just amazing, and beautiful playing.

Ryan Martinie was actually the bassist that got me into the bass. i remember i used to love the band Mudvayne back in middle school and i remember seeing him play and listening to the bass lines thinking "woah so cool!" a few more months later my dad takes me to guitar center and i end up in the bass room and he asks if i want a bass. been playing ever since (although i should practice more). its so nice to see Ryan on this channel always cool to watch his technique!

Me: Mom can we get brbr deng Mom: We have brbr deng at home Brbr deng at home:

Changing the name of the video for view clicks of the meme... oof. Still love the channel and Ryan though.

It's so cool to see him exploring another side to his playing. He's clearly got some killer prog-rock/jazz fusion chops aside from just his obvious skill in Funk and Metal.

Wow absolutely amazing 🤘

*One of the main reasons I picked up a bass guitar.*

The greatest bassist i have ever seen in nu metal community

Love. Saw him from about 10 feet away playing in Detroit. Still I awe every time I see him. Might as well turn my basses into coffee tables. Much respect

When I heard "Dig" the first time many years ago, that opening bass line blew me away. Really talented player, he has a very original and unique sound which gave Mudvayne a different flavour to other metal bands of that era. One of my favorite bass players of all time.

Who’s this guy with a shirt on? Where’s Ryan?!

Would LOVE for him to release a solo record with the Warwick Bass! :)

Great solo ryan, i have been playing for years too and i love it, thanks for sharing.

just awesome. his ability to keep showing he's not done and doing badass things continues. Warwick all the way

1:13 blows my mind every time

Omg I forgot how awesome he was in Mudvayne T_T

Liked this before I even heard it. Favourite Bassist of all time. Would love to play drums with this dude.

Always blown away by Ryan’s playing.