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[QUOTE="Anthony%20nli:336721"]RustedAngel said:[QUOTE]Anthony nli said:[QUOTE]RustedAngel said:[QUOTE]In most cases bass is an easier feat unless you're a soloist bass player 'victor w00ten' and such. [/QUOTE] nope not true. most bassists arent soloists because bass solos aren't used in alot of typical songwriting. since most bassists don't have the opportunity to play solos in the bands they're in, they dont learn soloing skills. doesnt make bass easier, bassists just develop a different set of skills. ahh guitarists and their egos :spineyes:[/QUOTE] I already said that when I stated that "most bassist's are in the background of the music". It makes it a lot easier to join bands as a bass player because it's not prominent in the music so all you need are basics. It's much harder to find a good bass player than it is to find a good guitar player. How is that?[/QUOTE] heh, that's probably true. i just love the bass is all, must defend its honor. as for the musicianship argument, I respect and aspire to be like accomplished and knowledgeable musicians. Technical music is my favorite kind of music. In fact, i think musicians who understand scales/chord progressions etc. are often BETTER songwriters because they understand how certain chords/tonalities flow and resolve. [/QUOTE]
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