Bass Reviews by Richard Howells

1. ZOOM 506 II Multi-Effects ·
   All in all, a great unit, easy and fun to use at a bargain price. Sounds are often sublime, but hardly ever bad. Any player of a...(more)
   Equipment: Effects · Posted: 6/10/2003 by Richard Howells (2745)
   
2. Dimmu Borgir - Enthrone Darkness Triumphant ·
   Despite the line-up changes which occured after this album and can be deemed nothing else except improvements, this remains my f...(more)
   Recordings: Metal · Posted: 6/24/2003 by Richard Howells (2745)
   
3. Dimmu Borgir - For All Tid ·
   I am truely astounded by the quality of this recording of Dimmu Borgir's debut. 'For All Tid' is a mixture of orcestrial and dea...(more)
   Recordings: Metal · Posted: 6/24/2003 by Richard Howells (2745)
   
4. Flea: Adventures In Spontaneous Jamming by Flea ·
   Not truely an instructional dvd, this is more to show Flea as a player, and to give inspiration to other bassists.
   Videos: Instructional · Posted: 8/25/2003 by Richard Howells (2745)
   
5. Dimmu Borgir - Enthrone Darkness Triumphant ·
   Pure evil on a CD. Amazing riffery combined with rock solid drumming and superfast bass playing, and extreme vocals being constr...(more)
   Recordings: Metal · Posted: 3/7/2004 by Richard Howells (2745)
   
6. Cakewalk Pro Audio 9 ·
   Hard to use all the features but a very powerful tool. If i could change anything it would be the instrument sounds, some of the...(more)
   Software: Tab/Notation · Posted: 3/7/2004 by Richard Howells (2745)
   
7. Decapitated - The Negation ·
   Nothing beats these youngens from Norway. The first CD they released was n par with this, and the drummer was 12. The classic st...(more)
   Recordings: Metal · Posted: 3/8/2004 by Richard Howells (2745)
   
8. Joe Hubbard - Vanishing Point ·
   A great album will always have a strong opener, and this is no exception. From the first few seconds, you know its gonna be an a...(more)
   Recordings: Jazz · Posted: 3/16/2004 by Richard Howells (2745)
   
9. Steve Morse Band - Southern Steel ·
   Kickass rock n roll, killer guitars but the most badass bass playing by Dve LaRue, this guy is incredible at picking, fingering ...(more)
   Recordings: Rock/Pop · Posted: 3/18/2004 by Richard Howells (2745)