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@@GuidoKGroup danke

@@GuidoKGroup hi let me know if you are successful

Only in the box.

Hi, it´s hard to find real drummers who are interested in such kind of projects. Have a look at my other videos with real drummers like "Sharleena".

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@@kevinmarwick6675 thank you please support the channel and share it to other Zappa fans

@@kevinmarwick6675 Dankeschön

@@Bassic778 yes👍👍

@@DoesHumorBelongInMusic hi, I heard that he used a boss ce2. But not sure if that is right. Unfortunately Scott never answers when asked about his setup on the 88 tour. He said, that he not even remembers the Amp that he used.

@@DoesHumorBelongInMusic btw: the boss ce1 uses a very short delay time of just 3ms.so that is very close to a flanger.

@@sheikyerbouti3082 Thanks for the info. I have the boss BF2 flanger. I get pretty close to the 88 tone with that and my p bass. Love your videos. Keep up the great work!

@@DoesHumorBelongInMusic hi I also have the boss bf2. I will try it.

@@peterg.bassist thank you please support the channel and share it to other Zappa fans

@@DrTWG thank you

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@@ConradStClair we are talking about music not math. We are humans not computers. People like a performance if it feels and grooves good, even it might not has mathematical correctnes. That's exakt the approach RM had.

@@sheikyerbouti3082 It's supposed to groove AND be correct. Every band Frank ever played it with was able to do it, so there's no reason you shouldn't try. And in this particular example, ignoring the fact that it's supposed to be quintuplets in the spot I mentioned means you're missing an important point of Frank's compositional intent. The first two iterations of that figure are supposed to be different from the third. It's "theme and variations 101", man. I'm just trying to share information, not pick on you for getting something wrong.

@@ConradStClair Yes, this might be the differents between Scott Thunes and us regular folks, who just wear tennis shoes. For me music means joy and fun, no rocket-science.

@@sheikyerbouti3082 well, my point is really that you CAN play it correctly if you take a second to work on it. You already know the melody, and playing that line with the correct rhythm isn't very hard. And FWIW, Scott usually just plays the root notes through that section, like it is on the original recording. I play the quintuplets because, like you said, it's about fun and joy. Either way, those should be quintuplets, not 1/8th notes, or you're really missing an important part of the song.

@@ConradStClair BTW: are you the bassplayer of Furious Bongos? If so, your version of zomby woof is absolutly great. 😍😍

@@Ministerodellafedeanimica thank you

@@onkelnobbi8327 Dankeschön

@@mikelittlebells I need someone to sing that song

Vielen Dank. Bitte unterstütze den Kanal und empfehle ihn anderen weiter.

Gracias

@@vanomaden thank you

hI; NO SORRY: i PLAY all by ear.

@ no problem, great cover!

@@MV-pd8jo thank you for watching

@@ttb4456 hi, no, sorry. I just play it by ear.

@ that is incredible. are you naturslly gifted or have you trained your ears?

@ttb4456 I studied music at university. But playing Zappa music for the last 35 years may be the more importend part.

@@sheikyerbouti3082 oh wow, that explains everything. again, great playing. you're really talented

@@ttb4456 thank you. please support the channel and share it to other Zappa fans

@@syrakyle 💪🤘👍

@@antilaw9911 hi, no! Just normal 250k

Thank you!

Danke

@@peterg.bassist thank you please support the channel and share it to other Zappa fans.

@sheikyerbouti3082 Yes! I have shared your video, my bass playing friend;-)

Thank you!

Thank you!