Duff McKagan’s bass sound with Guns N' Roses

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Beneath The Bassline is a film that brings together some of the finest bass players on the planet – featuring interviews with the likes of Will Lee, Richard Bona, Bootsy Collins, Duff McKagan, Felix Pastorius, Marcus Miller, Robert Trujillo, Michael League, Nathan East and many others.

[johnthrush]

McKagan isn't given enough credit as a bass player. He was a huge part of the original G&R sound.

[murraywebster]

Magazine was a groundbreaking band, loved their stuff

[TravisBartley-uqcb]

I remember when Appetite for Destruction first came out guitar stores would rip off beginner guitarist. By selling them cheap gear and doubling the price. Kay starter packs $375 for a guitar with a practice amp and chipboard case. Bass guitars were $450 for a short scale Kay starter with a gig bag, and starter amp $75 extra dollar I know of 4 local shops that did this. I wanted a Bass back then now days so many choices under $400

[marcelmcanally]

Yeah that song Back To Nature by Magazine is a Bass Chorus standard

[EricT]

What I want to know is how this dude stays so lean at his age. Goddam.

[WhyTheHorseface]

I always thought that AFD album was all studio guys. Hard to imagine those burnouts played so perfectly.

[marcblum]

Besides "Ibanez Chorus" there is no statement on his sound, what's the concept, how does he achieve it, in this video. Meh.