Why weren't they bigger?? Bass Teacher REACTS to "Grey Cell Green" by NED'S ATOMIC DUSTBIN

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➡️ When I finally realized that Ned's Atomic Dustbin wasn't some video game soundtrack, reading about their two-bassist lineup really intrigued me to check them out! I was expecting something sort of "heady" along the lines of virtuosic jazz or technical metal - but as it turns out - "Grey Cell Green" is a catchy rock anthem! I was quite surprised at how naturally they implemented two bass parts underneath (or on top of) a guitarist, which provides such a punchy, dense sound. I discuss their "grunge-y" production and tones, how their instrumentation provides each member with a ton of melodic liberty throughout the song, a music-theory analysis of the chord progressions and melodies, and much more! ☢️ 🎸🎸
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@klisher Месяц назад

There's a lot of guys in their late 40s/early 50s reminiscing here with this one. 👍👍

@garageink74 Месяц назад

49 and hadn’t thought of Ned’s since like 94. I’m downloading on iTunes as we speak. 😂

@xthree311elevenx Месяц назад

42 here, but I'm not reminiscing, I still listen to them constantly.

@klisher Месяц назад

@@xthree311elevenx 😊😊

@klisher Месяц назад

@@garageink74 😊😊

@davidcox4447 День назад

Some in their early 60's too mate

@user-il6dy8nq5t Месяц назад

Yes finally! That whole album is so good and underrated. I'm glad you like it.

@TFEnright5 Месяц назад

I think their song Happy shows off the dual bass better. Plus it’s an amazing song.

@mr.bluenotedoobop Месяц назад

If Rick Howard’s Questionable part sent you here, raise your hand!

@DrRhomboid_Goatcabin Месяц назад

It may have been me badgering him to do Ned’s and senseless things easy to smile haha. But obviously yes. Ricks part was always my favourite

@user-il6dy8nq5t Месяц назад

Yes bro Rick Howard's part was the first time I heard them!

@seanmckelvey6618 Месяц назад

That whole video introduced me to so many great songs.

@cw2lido Месяц назад

Heck yeah! Rick Howard all day!

@KarlLind 8 дней назад

It has been found

@gorillaump5869 Месяц назад

YESS! BEEN WAITING FOR THIS ONE!!!

@philmcinally1248 Месяц назад

Thank you for shining a light on a very underrated band.

@crothefool1651 Месяц назад

When I saw Ned's in '92, the melody bassist was only playing Rickenbachers and the rhythm bassist was only playing Stingrays. They also had amazing merch. That being said, to me, their sound came out of the Stone Roses and Pop Will Eat Itself in the late 80's. Those two bands seemed to give birth to Ned's, EMF, the Happy Mondays, and Blur right there at the start of the 90's. If you would like to check out a completey different side of Ned's, give a listen to "Premonition" which is my favorite song from them.

@greggerypeccary Месяц назад

Yeah, the production/sound of this is very much early 90s UK indie rock. But were the Stone Roses actually originators? Hmm...

@hairychris444 Месяц назад

PWEI, Neds and The Wonder Stuff all came out of Stourbridge near Birmingham at the same time. Different scene completely to The Stone Roses.

@Si_G Месяц назад

I’m eating to call it fraggle but I could be wrong. Indie noise pop. You’d got Shoegaze in Oxford and Madchester in Manchester. Grunge hadn’t happened over here yet and it kinda killed the noise pop groovers when it arrived.

@Si_G Месяц назад

Grebo, that’s it.

@greggerypeccary Месяц назад

@@Si_G I just lump those bands under "UK indie rock", together with everything from the Weddos to CUD to whichever other bands I can't remember now (because it was a lifetime ago). Musically I think Ned's actually do fit under grunge, just not the commercial hard-rock rehash "grunge" (Pearl Jam, Alice in Chains and their ilk) -- more like the smaller bands you'd hear on the Sub Pop 200 comp.

@ladyamythyst69 Месяц назад

Love the Ned’s. To this day it’s still the craziest show I’ve ever seen.

@minksaintmusic5139 Месяц назад

If you ever return to Ned's, check out something from their second album Are You Normal? like "Intact" or "Legoland". That's where they really figure out how to use the double bass + guitar setup with interlocking melodies, plus Dan's drumming takes another leap forward.

@GillRockatansky Месяц назад

I'd second that, but I'd suggest either going with either the better known Intact or the highly overlooked Titch., cos they both have much more prominent bass from Alex. The versions from the sessions album are probably the best cos Ned's always shine best live. I really hope there's a follow up, video on Ned's, cos they don't get the credit they deserve. Also worth noting that Alex and Rat sometimes use a capo.

@midiahn 15 дней назад

u dont want to do that

@GillRockatansky 14 дней назад

@@midiahn Great track, but very guitar focused with the bass dropping out a few times. It would be great if the albums could all be remastered at some point to give a bit more space in the mixes, like the session tracks have.

@austin_l Месяц назад

Look up the band Dianogah and their song "what is your land mass". They have 2 bass players and no guitar. And thanks for doing Ned's Atomic Dustbin, they have so many great songs.

@JLNLSL Месяц назад

Yes! 100% on Dianogah.

@richgates Месяц назад

Such a banger! This was in heavy rotation back in my radio days.

@KyleS.1987 Месяц назад

Cop Shoot Cop were another great two-bass band. Their album White Noise is one of my all-time favorites. Dark, noisy, and pissed off - just how I like it. 😸

@deivi1 Месяц назад

Such an underrated band. Drove from Michigan to see them at a bar in Ohio in 94 or so, they were fantastic.

@Scoots1994 Месяц назад

I always check the comments for other music to listen to :)

@JasonBenesh Месяц назад

Well, I'm having flashbacks to 1991 now. This album was a key component of my "branching out beyond metal" phase. Good times. Great band.

@remedyrubberclub Месяц назад

Another great selection. Loved this band, but haven't listened to them for a long time-thanks for the reminder!

@matthewgerken7487 Месяц назад

Thanks again for the awesome reaction. I had never heard of this band prior to seeing your reaction and am now a fan of the band and will definitely be checking out their discog this weekend.

@Inzo42 Месяц назад

ArnoCorps has two bass players. One bass player plays a Tenor tuned bass with a high C string. Their high bass is pretty prominent and used as a lead and harmony. I haven’t come across another two bass band that does it like ArnoCorps. They refer to their two bass two guitar configuration as Heroic Symmetry!

@denbotrexwell Месяц назад

I bought this album in 92 after hearing this track on a skateboarding video... I always dug the production quality of it too. They also had a cover of Saturday Night on the soundtrack to So... I Married An Axe Murderer.

@mvpbass Месяц назад

Soooo great to see you discover this band. Nothing like them. Getting those records out asap. Been to long!

@littlejimmy7402 Месяц назад

There was so much really cool music spraying out at this time. I was working in retail music back then. NAD, NiN, Stone Roses, Teenage Fanclub, Soul Asylum. I saw My earliest No Doubt show back then, they were opening for Ziggy Marley.

@ericp8834 Месяц назад

Saw No Doubt about the same time at a festival in DC. Someone bounced a water bottle off of Gwen’s head from the audience (accidentally I assume). She barely missed a beat and kept going like nothing happened.

@christopherrubino3614 Месяц назад

They kind of reminded me of happy The Cure meets grunge.

@BlaspheBeast Месяц назад

This is a good description for the sound. I dig it. 😎

@jasonberezny9705 Месяц назад

I forgot about this band. I loved them in the 90’. Thanks for the reminder. Great band.🤘🇨🇦

@lunatic_magnet Месяц назад

The best part is that they're still around and playing shows in the UK

@piershollott339 Месяц назад

Ned's, Mega City Four, Pop Will Eat Itself formed this weird little British musical subculture called "grebo", which kind of sounds like punk-pop bands like All, and pre-NIN electronic industrial bands like Nitzer Ebb and ravier bands like Happy Mondays or EMF. Music was so good in the late 80s/early 90s before grunge took over.

@piershollott339 Месяц назад

Also, after listening to this again for the first time in DECADES, not hard to imagine that the Killers took a lot of their cues from grebo bands like NAD and Jesus Jones.

@raleghhowes2778 17 дней назад

Yes! Sound of my youth in early 90s UK, along with shoegaze. Kind of same time as grunge in US I thought, then Britpop came along and a lot of these interesting UK bands/scenes got swept aside

@raleghhowes2778 17 дней назад

Wonder Stuff and Carter USM at the poppier end as well

@johntoscano2566 25 дней назад

"Trust" is probably my fav Neds song

@neilbeigie4045 Месяц назад

Listen to “Happy” off the same album…you get a much better example of what they can do. The two basses are more distinct as the melody bass carries the song with a more distinct line. Fun band.

@robdaniel3211 Месяц назад

Girls Against Boys (GVSB) was another great band that used 2 bassists at times.

@ParapluieDefenestrator День назад

Early 90s American skate punks love Neds. Virtually unknown here otherwise. Criminal.

@hairychris444 Месяц назад

FYI Neds were higher on the bill then Nirvana at the 1991 Reading Festival. That was just before Nevermind was released.... That was a fun weekend! EDIT: Neds got a lot of stick for basically being a silly indie rock band for students, but they were very clever with what they did. All lovely guys too, apparently, and had an insanely loyal following.

@GeorgeGeo 19 дней назад

I graduated in 91 and this band and album was huge for me and my punk handcore ways...

@carlmee6512 Месяц назад

Been following them around the UK since the early 90’s and saw them a few weeks ago in their home town. Still sound as good today as they did then. The only band that makes me feel 17 again. Amazing

@LowEndUniversity Месяц назад

Love it!!

@daveeatworld Месяц назад

You should definitely do "Happy" off the same album. "Happy" is the song that heavily influenced/inspired Mark Hoppus' (blink-182) amazing bass intro to the song "Carousel".

@LorenCox Месяц назад

One of my favorite songs of all time. Still goes me chills for some reason. So unique and anthemic.

@biggkoz Месяц назад

Bought this cassette back in high school and have been a fan of the band ever since.

@andrewgeiger8795 Месяц назад

Great reaction, love this band! If you want another good one from these guys, I recommend Killing Your Television from the same album; the bass parts are a lot more present in that one. Great stuff!

@311gus Месяц назад

Been a huge fan of them since 92....these guys opened up the alternative rock world for me and cant thank them enough for the unique sounds they created. Amazing lads to date!!!!!

@thetrytro Месяц назад

One of my all-time favorite bands. Thanks for doing them.

@woodentable2473 Месяц назад

Flipper was famous for having two bass players, before Will passed away

@DeathMetalDerf 4 дня назад

It's almost as if one bass follows the drums, and the other is a lead right along with the guitar and vocals. Doing it that way opens up a ton of options if you can pull it off successfully. I'm going to have to check out more of their stuff because up until now I've never heard of them before. They sound pretty close to a good chunk of the other stuff I would have been listening to back then for sure.

@Ryan-The-Super-Lion Месяц назад

Nine Inch Nails - Head Like a Hole

@pukkoku 26 дней назад

It's funny you mention video games in regards to this band. My introduction to them was the soundtrack for the NCAA 06 football game. Unlike all of the other games in the series before and after, someone at EA made the decision to include a licensed soundtrack with this edition. Unlike their other sports games, which typically pull from pop and hip hop for their soundtracks, they decided to put the music selection in the hands of someone who wanted to capture the vibe of a college rock station from the early 90s. Ned's Atomic Dustbin (though they selected the track "Kill Your Television"), Guided By Voices, Lagwagon, Jawbreaker, NOFX, Pixies, and so on. Honestly, I've always wanted to meet the person in charge of the track selection, because they did quite a bit for my musical tastes.

@ChrMmn 17 часов назад

I know this is about bass, but somebody's got to bring up how awesome the drumming is.

@shaolinpunk77 Месяц назад

The Ned's were a great band and part of my youth, discovered them when I was 18 and saw them several times from the grimy Bristol Bierkeller right up to 2nd headliners at the Reading Festival. They did also appear on Top of the Pops in the UK playing Happy (with one of them rocking a Husker Du t-shirt), so they did achieve some success for a brief period (pre-Britpop). God Fodder is a rawer sound than the next album. Kill Your Television, Selfish, Happy, Cut Up, Throwing Things, hell the whole album is great for showing off the dual bass sound. Unique band from a great era of music. I would thoroughly recommend listening to the whole album!!

@tedolson2775 8 дней назад

You should check out Pinback's Fortress. In most of Pinback's songs Rob Crow plays guitar, but for Fortress, and I think a few other songs, he plays bass while Zach Smith still plays bass in his lead sort of way, resulting in 2 basses, 0 guitars, 2 singers, and drums!

@AndreMorelli Месяц назад

Another great band with 2 bassists: Girls against Boys.

@christopherrubino3614 Месяц назад

Ooof here is a band name I have not heard in a long time. Love them but honestly forgot about them for a while!

@bski308 28 дней назад

Do we have a Ned Head in the making. Love this band. Thanks

@schlitzy-1031 Месяц назад

Love this band!

@zhegwood Месяц назад

I still listen to this album on the regular. I agree... A singular band and they definitely should've been bigger.

@rzfs1v Месяц назад

Been one of my favorite songs since high school and the 120 Minutes days of MTV.

@JoneyJefe Месяц назад

Sweet! Great video!

@TheJoshlory Месяц назад

Nice! I still love Ned's to this day! Have you ever checked out Galactic Cowboys? 90's band that sounds like a mash-up of early Metallica and the Beatles, especially in the vocal harmonies. Check out the song "You Make Me Smile", Monty Colvin's bass tone is incredible on this song! They used to tour with King's X a lot in the 90's so you would get a full night of amazing bi-amped bass tone from both bands. Love your channel man!

@betoney1 Месяц назад

GREAT band!! Yes, some of the vocal harmonies were very Beatles-like. I saw them and Kings-X in Seattle. 👍

@thesean3194 28 дней назад

The entire album God Fodder is so solid. This album had big word of mouth to its success.

@MikeNevill3 Месяц назад

Hello.. fellow bassist here

@pjpunk7430 Месяц назад

I told you they were good Mark...that entire album should be on every bass players playlist

@zenzenzen4741 Месяц назад

What a fun chord progression!

@cformont78 Месяц назад

Old Ned's fan from the early 90's. I love all their stuff but the production is a tad muddy. The following album Are You Normal has a much clearer sound and there's plenty of fun bass stuff. Nothing flashy but definitely more distinction between the two basses.

@Ryan-The-Super-Lion Месяц назад

I got a strange suggestion/request for when you hit 100k subscribers. Sex Pistols - any song live with Sid Vicious on bass. He is considered the worst bass player ever. On the Pistols only album the original bass player or the guitarist recorded the bass. He was credited on the album. He is in the Rock n Roll hall of fame as a bassist. Live they would usually unplug him and then do one of the following: - have a different person playing the bass while hiding behind the amp - crank the bass setting and lower the other settings on the guitar amp - just have no bass at all If you say yes I will find a link where he is playing and send it (it's not easy) They predicting the Siouxious and the Banshees will be inducted to RnR HoF 2025 and he drummed for them before Sex Pistols (poorly) so he could be inducted twice. It'll be fun - especially if you try to play with him ( I bet it'll be harder than you think - cause it'll kill every instinct you have to suck that badly ).

@stewartmitchell8007 Месяц назад

Fantastic band. Happy, has a banging bass section. Nice one.

@pewerjenius Месяц назад

I really like this! Heard of them, but never heard them.

@cliffthelightning Месяц назад

Id love to see you do a live performance of Rory Gallagher playing Shadow play or Shin kicker, his bassist Gerry McAvoy was and is an absolute monster of a player.

@mr.champlinssciencechannel906 Месяц назад

Such a great band! So underrated.

@jonathanbarb5516 Месяц назад

This is really cool! Strange thing is, I've been listening to a lot of a band called The Partisan (an old Atlanta local band my old band played with a lot 15 years ago or so) , and I never understand who they never got big either. They use two bases AND two drummers! I've been thinking how cool it would be if you did their whole album on patreon. If I could afford it right now, I'd totally pay you to review it!

@shortymcsteve Месяц назад

Yes! I have been waiting for this episode. You need to check out more bass heavy song from these guys, they have some really great and enjoyable songs. Another 2 bass song suggestion that has a weird cult following thanks to the tumblr era; Loro by Pinback. Maybe a little repetitive, but it’s beautiful.

@GavinHuss Месяц назад

Hells yeah!

@jasonvardy1571 26 дней назад

Along with British acts you should try Ian Dury and the Blockheads they are a legendary band in the uk , Ian Dury is a poet / vocalist who passed away to soon ,but the Blockheads still continue to this day, they are an amazing band more alternative than punk ,I would like to recommend you “Hit Me With Your rhythm stick “ the bass playing on this song is next level, this will fit well with your recent punk explosion…..love what you do

@theghostsofgiants Месяц назад

Possible reason for the video game connection: I don't know where you're from but there was a video game tv show in Canada in the 90's called Video and Arcade Top 10 and they had a bunch of graffiti of band names and other stuff on the set and one of the tags was Ned's Atomic Dustbin which is how I learned about them as an impressionable 90s kid.

@michtarragon4665 Месяц назад

Finally!!! Ned's Atomic Dustbin! Been a fan since ever. My God Fodder CD is still in heavy rotation. Please check out Kill Your Television next. 🫡

@BlaspheBeast Месяц назад

Loved these guys as a teenager.

@lez0n Месяц назад

Well I just got zapped back into my college days. Loved this whole album. Only one guy in the dorm was into them as well.

@zenzenzen4741 Месяц назад

Mark if you like the old school alternative rock then try checking out Sunny Day Real Estate. The have an underrated bass player. But yeah, what a fun chord progression

@CristyReacts Месяц назад

Great bass parts!

@1thess523 Месяц назад

Stingray (Matt) and Ricky (Alex) is what they played, listen to Happy off the same album thats more Stingray forward 👍

@trajer1535 Месяц назад

Another wonderful video, another plug to do Jeff Rosenstock - Festival Song!

@robertpassarella5348 Месяц назад

Hands down the best double bass band is Cop Shoot Cop. There's no guitar in Cop Shoot Cop. You can't even tell there's two bass players in Neds. I used to listen to these guys back in the day.

@sevendollarpotato7547 2 дня назад

I always felt like Ned’s never went fully mainstream because their aesthetic included a band shirts that had slogans using the F word a lot.

@epidot76 Месяц назад

I think you should do Is This It by The Strokes. It has a awesome bass line.

@RoughRaiders13 Месяц назад

I grew up mainly on punk, metal, and hardcore. This is the kind of song that if I heard it on the radio I would change the station.😂😂😂😂

@mistahj7870 Месяц назад

Want to hear a pretty wild song with two bass players? Check out Que no te haga bobo Jacobo by Molotov.

@bigben7351 Месяц назад

You should check out Satanic Surfers 666 Motor Inn album. Especially the song Startover. Classic Swedish sound!

@f.b.jeffers0n Месяц назад

You + checking out Beng Beng Cocktail = mind blown

@krawkpun Месяц назад

Man, regardless of having two bass players, this is just a great song. I love the grunge era sound, and I'd never heard of this band. I'll be checking them out now.

@philippecarrier1244 Месяц назад

That album (God Fodder) is the kind of record where you just want to hit repeat after every single song!

@davisdallas Месяц назад

If you like this, you’d love The Sight of You by Pale Saints. Awesome bass and exceptional song with the same shoegaze kind of vibe (but way better imho)

@cactusrider7686 Месяц назад

Yes dude thanks for checking on the NEDS. "Kill your Televison" and "walking through syrup" is another great song that showcases the double basses. Their production is part of the problem--its a bit thin

@britpacked Месяц назад

Love neds

@alexallen6286 Месяц назад

I feel like sting rays get a bit slept on. My p bass will always be my #1 but theres A LOT of skin on the fretboard of my music man. Leo just couldn't miss when it came to making bass guitars.

@stewartmitchell8007 Месяц назад

I should add, they predate the blow up of nirvana (bleach was just about doing the rounds) the scene was more shoegaze in the UK but need where more punky along with bands like the senseless things.

@StalinBballin Месяц назад

Has a big 80’s feel to it, which isn’t weird because this album came out in 1991, but even now, it sounds like an 80’s song, and I don’t mean that in a bad way, because there was certainly a lot of trash in the 80’s.

@JEspo83 Месяц назад

Exactly my thoughts

@zenzenzen4741 Месяц назад

Mark if you like the old school alternative rock then try checking out Sunny Day Real Estate. The have an underrated bass player.

@Maecmpo Месяц назад

Watchtower - the fall of reason. Great stuff

@ridetimelessnj Месяц назад

You need to check out Satanic Surfers Good Morning off Hero of Our Time, that one should blow your mind!

@gageobrien6512 Месяц назад

Hey Mark, for another 90s dual bass band check out Cop Shoot Cop. They didn't find much success out of the NYC scene but have a bit of a cult following. While some guitar was featured towards the end of their run, most songs didn't feature any so they were much more bass forward. Room 429 would probably be their most well known track (which does feature some guitar but it's still real bass heavy).

@ozzieozzie7439 Месяц назад

Don't forget ' girls against boys from 90's..they had two bass players too..

@gageobrien6512 Месяц назад

@@ozzieozzie7439 oh yeah, I forget about them sometimes. Great band! Venus Luxure No. 1 Baby is a banger

@SO-ym3zs Месяц назад

Loved them since their heyday. This particular video got a decent amount of MTV play. It's a shame that more bands don't use twin-bass lineups.

@Inzo42 Месяц назад

ArnoCorps

@flatodude Месяц назад

My favorite band of all time. Zot

@boocemaster5746 Месяц назад

heres to hopeing we get some japanese bands like dir en grey on here or maybe even jimmies chicken shack

@matthewmckane4277 Месяц назад

Still thinking you really, reaaallly, need to check out Fishbone: Party at Ground Zero

@Jelle-1106 Месяц назад

Hey man, could you check out rise against? Blood to bleed, i check all your videos

@LowEndUniversity Месяц назад

Yep, it’s on the list!

@kmsajikage Месяц назад

if you ever do video game music check out toe jam jammin' by the OneUps its funky as hell

@jefft7085 Месяц назад

The late 80s and early 90s college radio bands had a certain vibe to the vocals. Soup Dragons, Better Than Ezra, Mazzy Star, etc. To me these bands show the lineage from 80s bands like The Cure and New Order to Nirvana and Stone Temple Pilots.

@bushleague3472 Месяц назад

Wow, The Soup Dragons, thats a band I'd completely forgotten about for nearly two decades. Agree with the college rock vibes though, to me this compares more closely to the Pixies/ Screaming Trees etc than the big 4.