Friday, November 02, 2007
Moog Little Phatty and Jordan Rudess - Moog Bass!
YouTube via MoogMusicInc.
"Jordan shows some great Moog Bass techniques. Visit www.moogmusic.com for more info."
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Some ok techniques...but that's got to be the worst backing track ever.
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no joke. for such a good keyboard player, the stuff he actually plays on all of his little gear demos is incredibly lame.
ReplyDeleteThat's what I mean... very good technically... but those songs don't sound like something that should be coming from that guy.
ReplyDeletenah, the "backing" track I was thinking was for some cheesy pr0n, staring some ugly, silicone-injected, tattoed all over strippers from some skanky joint in southern cali who moan "oh yes" before they are even touched.
ReplyDeleteon the other hand, this guy is probably doing what Moog and some of us want: play things that buyers will be able to recreate. Then that's the instant gratification and a first and maybe artificial step towards customer satisfaction.
ReplyDeleteMy two cents
Xavier
The backing track is not that bad. Good playing. Not my taste but not as bad as all that, but Moog sounds can be cheesy when excessive soloing happens.
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