First Time Hearing INFECTIOUS GROOVES! Bass Teacher REACTS to “Violent and Funky” & Rob Trujillo
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➡️ I’m a huge Metallica fan—and as much as I’ve loved Robert Trujillo in their lineup—I’ve slacked on hearing any of his earlier work with Suicidal Tendencies and Infectious Grooves. I’ve been looking forward to this highly-requested track, and it honestly perplexed my expectations quite a bit. I discuss why I prefer Rob’s tone on this track over any of his Metallica releases, how to play this insanely-fast groove using the three-finger technique, Rob’s insane stamina behind his heavy-handed chops, the unique take the band has on musical “comedy”, and much more!
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0:00 Intro
1:04 Reaction / Analysis
13:19 Final Thoughts
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▶️ SUICIDAL TENDENCIES: https://youtu.be/NXxu-_tswHg
▶️ PRIMUS: https://youtu.be/A1xv_KPg65E
▶️ FISHBONE: https://youtu.be/tHhpg1hDoBk
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Mark Michell is an internationally-touring and recording bass player known for his work with Scale the Summit, Tony MacAlpine, Tetrafusion, Watermox, and more. Michell is a published educator and author for Hal Leonard, the world’s largest music publisher, and has taught bass clinics around the globe for many years. He founded Low End University in 2015, and has since enrolled over 2,500 students through his lessons program. Alongside his educational endeavors, he played on many Billboard-charting album releases and is sponsored by Jackson Basses, EMG Pickups, and Dunlop.
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To know the whole story, one must begin in the beginning. Suicidal Tenancies. The tone shifts and delivery between the two projects is all about the BASS! Each band sounds almost exactly the same. Each bands vocals sound almost exactly the same except the bass play is the "character" that the rest of the band dances and jokes around. Suicidal Tendencies is a serious band with heavy content and they used their band to reach out to troubled people and stick them in mosh pit/safespace. Infectious Grooves was them just having a blast without the responsibility they took up in ST.
Sitting here with my plank trying to play along. That main verse ruff, easy peasy lemon squeezy with a pick…….but what an amazing exercise for three finger technique, I'm, absolutely gonna stick at it until I'm up to speed.
(More Hooky please, for some much easier but equally genius stuff 😀 )
Rob went into some interviews for guitar player back in the day. He literally blew their minds with his skill levels. Especially considering their younger gang backgrounds! He is a national icon.
Im so glad to have grown up in the 90's, so much music all crammed together, and it worked, to have, funk intro, metal verse, with a rap sample, crowd shouting chorus before the bridge. Can really hear the Public Enemy influence on the verse. Rob has always been a beast, supposedly has no finger prints.
I was just wondering the other day if you've heard Infectious Grooves. Love em! Punk It Up is fantastic!
Those guys doing a full Infectious Grooves set then headline with Suicidal Tendencies was crazy energy.
Oh man, this is what I’ve been waiting for!
Rob will always be from Suicidal Tendencies to me.
your wife has gotta be in heaven with as fast as those fingers move. Also, nice video! Rob is way more capable than what Metallica bass parts suggest
TRUJILLO IS TOO GOOD FOR METALLICA IMO, HE HAS SKILLS THAT SADLY HE CAN´T SHOW PLAYING WITH A TOO CONVENTIONAL BAND LIKE METALLICA, ALSO I HAVE TO SAY THAT ROB ADDED NOTHING TO ´TALLICA SINCE HE´S IN THE BAND, NOR EVEN LIVE, JASON NEWSTED AT LEAST HAD AN AMAZING LIVE PRESENCE
You should definitely do I've got an ape drape by the vandals
The format of this song always reminded me of a skit on the show Hee Haw where they would play music and pause through out for quick jokes (usually from two people randomly popping up in a corn field). The music then becomes the laugh track/release after the comedic line hits.
Also check out Infectious Groove's cover of David Bowie's 'Fame.'
ST didn't have the slaps before Rob joined. Infectious Grooves was a side-project that took them up to a daft level.
There were a whole lot of funky-bass driven metal bands around the late 80s-early 90s, kind of kicking off with early RHCP & Faith No More but mixed up with thrash. A lot of it was crap but there were some gems.
blessed with more brooks wackerman ^o^
Rob is currently one of the most underutilised bassists on the planet…
Rob Trujillo is a legend. I always dug his music with Infectious Grooves, maybe more than Metallica.
Next you gotta check out a song called Money’s Not an Issue by a band called The Vandals. It’s a punk song with a “lead bass” part. It rips.
4:07 it sounds like the breakdown section from Angel of death by slayer. Maybe even an interpolation of the sample that Public Enemy did. Not exactly though. Definitely sounds like it's inspired by the angel of death breakdown.
This is certainly not the best example of a great bass line from Infectious Grooves. Try "Punk it Up", or "Dont Stop, Spread the Jam".
Don’t watch the video if your analysing the music. The visuals might colour your perception, yes there’s visual similarities with Primus but I wouldn’t say they’re musically very similar.
I think infectious predated primus
WHIP CREAM, PUT IT ALL OVER YOUR BOT TEE
haha "it's really not what I was expecting". My reaction exactly, but back in 2006 lol
Not expecting metal…duh, he joined Metaillacahhdanshit
YES!INFECTIOUS GROOVES!
Rob Trujillo, a total waste in that disco soft pop radio band Metallica.
He made perfect sense for joining metallica. Who else is going to play songs off kill em all, ride the lightning and master of puppets live. Most people go to see them for those songs. Not their new stuff.
You're slow to the party….????
Infections Grooves 1991 The Plague that Makes your Booty Move. Insane Trujillo shredding
I've seen Rob 3times live. I've seen Metallica 3times live. I've never seen Rob in Metallica.????
311 – What Was I Thinking?