144 - Groove Vs Chops (which is more important?) with Scott & Ian

144 - Groove Vs Chops (which is more importan...

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224- Mike Dirnt's Basses are INSANE

Even Green Day’s most famous bass parts come with a few surprises! Mike Dirnt takes Ian through his basses and rig, revealing which instruments he actually played on Dookie and Longview, demoing his beloved Gibson G3 and signature basses, and explaining how he gets that unmistaka ...  Show more

222- The Legendary Bass Lines of Stu Hamm

Stu Hamm has spent his career making the bass do things you didn’t know it could do, from the explosive lines he played with Steve Vai and Joe Satriani to his unmistakable solo work. Ian and Stu revisit the lines that turned heads, and once Stu picks up a bass, you hear exactly w ...  Show more

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