Bassists: David Wm. Sims vs Tracy Pew
Posted: Sun Jun 22, 2008 6:06 pm
SecondEdition wrote:and Pew really isn't the better bassist. Just saying.
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SecondEdition wrote:and Pew really isn't the better bassist. Just saying.
that damned fly wrote:SecondEdition wrote:and Pew really isn't the better bassist. Just saying.
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SecondEdition wrote:that damned fly wrote:SecondEdition wrote:and Pew really isn't the better bassist. Just saying.
fyp.
Wrong.
I don't care if Sims could play faster - Pew had the sound. Not even Sims - a truly great bassist, don't get me wrong - had that sound. Only Jah Wobble had a better one.
Tom wrote:Watch this and try to vote for Sims.
Dazzling Killman wrote:Sims
cesb wrote:He's done a LOT more work, was consistently brilliant for an extended period of time across 3 bands. Forget about it. Pew played some often brilliant, very swanky bass lines for a brief period of time. And that was it. Just for the bassplaying. I say it's Sims.
You do know you can get AIDS from raw doggin' it, right?Dirk Funk wrote:cesb wrote:He's done a LOT more work, was consistently brilliant for an extended period of time across 3 bands. Forget about it. Pew played some often brilliant, very swanky bass lines for a brief period of time. And that was it. Just for the bassplaying. I say it's Sims.
you know at the end of that "brief period of time", he died, right?
sims is good, but a tracey pew bass line is the sonic equivalent of raw doggin' it.