Wow, thank you so much! That means a lot. I discovered Cliff in 2020 (thanks to other people asking if I was inspired by him haha!) and he quickly became a player I look up to a hell of a lot. Massive respect to him and how innovative he was :)
She played so fast and hard, massive respect, when they played that section of ride the lightning, it was an absolute joy, I was totally absorbed by that moment, crushing bass.
@@CiciVonStrangelove the Cliff tone was great, certainly a lot better then what I see many use, they seem to forget distortion AFTER the wah and it ends up sounding more like Geezer Butler or something
@@89kilemal yes he did, and you ABSOLUTELY could not build a live ready rig for 1500 dollars equivalent in 80's money. There really weren't any workable cheap options like there are now.
I'm not sure about the distortion for James. Maybe an eq pedal would help but seemed a bit fuzzy to me. I could listen to that bass solo all day. That was awesome. Love these videos with these 2
Eq pedal is 100% needed for these types of amps and most if your looking to get a an approximate tone through a 1x12 vs a huge monster expensive chain. You won't get 100% but EQ Pedal would have go rid of that flub. I use one when I can't get an amp "just right"
I agree, it sounded very muddy when played out of the mix, though in saying that it sounded OK in mix. But yeah less muddy Distortion and qn EQ pedal needed
@@CiciVonStrangelove It was nice hearing Cliff’s lines so clearly for once. However, the guitar tone just didn’t cut it. That was 100% the amp. The moment he chose it I shook my head feeling bad for Dave and the inevitable struggle he was about to have. You can go super cheap on the guitar and pedals but not the amp.
Basically what we've discovered is that James Hetfield's tone is an expensive guitar + expensive amp + incredible picking technique. Hard to replicate on a budget.
Nowadays? It is actually pretty easy to replicate. Buy a modelling amp or some multifx pedal thingy, select MESA recto or MESA Mark simulation, scoop the mids, adjust the eq and voilà - you have a metallica-ish guitar tone. Certainly better than this crap they have showed us.
I could watch these 2 for hours. Couple of product geeks giggling at their own awful puns. It’s so endearing and charming and then they absolutely CRUSH the playing. It’s literally perfect.
As soon as I saw the fender amp was chosen for James, my expectations were not gonna be high for this. It would probably have been the last amp I would have chosen for this 😂. It did great for the cleans but that’s about it. Well done on the bass stuff.
It's one thing to do this 'on a budget' but there's a difference between 'we're gonna pick some gear and play songs by -----' and ACTUALLY trying to sound like the artist. Using the LTD was a step in the right direction but the Fender was a huge mistake. Even a Line 6 amp would have been more in the ballpark than using a Fender combo and a Behringer distortion pedal.
Sorry but that amp all by itself on the metal channel dialed in can take on most Metallica sounds minus the Justice sound really, as James used two amplifiers, a mark 2 and a Mesa Boogie combined so yeah, tough sound to recreate, but that fender amp is what I use and can take on whatever I throw at it and I've been playing for over 20 years so indeed fender makes great amps.
These two complement each other really well with both their playing ability and knowledge of what kit the artists uses. I like the discussions they have on what they are going to choose and why. The playing section really gives you a true feel for how the guitar and bass go together. Top job.
If you really want to do the Hetfield sound, you need a 5/6 band EQ to scoop the mids. Lambchopper showcased the EQFH (EQ From Hell), which is a absurdly powerful parametric EQ. He was able to get several different tones from Metallica, Megadeth, Pantera, etc.
The scooped mids EQ thing only works on Mesa Mark-series amplifiers, because Mark-series amplifier have inherently tons of mids. If you do that scooped V shape on EQ in almost any other amplifier all you will get is a muddy as sh!t tone. Of course, unless the amplifier itself has tons of mids. I used to think that you need to scoop the mid until I went through a Mark IV, Mark V and the JP2C.
Look up the latest video from Jim Lil about amp tones. It's crazy! Basically all the famous amp sounds are just a mix of EQs and gain stages in different orders and how many there are. He swaps the order around and it results in a Vox, Fender and Marshall sound! So what you're saying makes total sense! Put a powerful EQ in front of the amp and it will be able to bend the sound very efficiently to what you want.
yeah Cici you absolutely owned that tone, congrats! As I'm sure Dave already knows, but a guitar with active EMG 81/60s in it would have been the axe Dave needed, along with a parametric EQ to sculpt the tone even more.
I want to be as enthusiastic about anything like Dave is enthusiastic about an arbitrary bit of gear for the tone on one song. wonderful stuff, love these videos
OMG!................. Cici totally smashed Cliff's solo vibe XXXXXXXX Edited to add; yes & I'm old enough to have seen Cliff twice with Metallica :):):)
Cici playing Cliff's solo was just....unbelievable. as a fellow bassist and having Cliff as 1 of my inspirations', you did an incredible job 👏. For Whom the Bell Tolls' is absolutely 1 of my all time favorite songs to play; his bass intro is just pure musical gold
I'm totally addicted to the videos you both make. I love both your personalities. Not only do you sound amazingly like the original artists but the whole search for the instruments, amp and pedals are informative and entertaining. I appreciate the musicianship in every video and how you cover key tracks. Love these spots!!
These need to be far, far longer. I couldn't believe it was over after half an hour. I didn't want it to end! And their price points are ridiculously low. A complete sound for under 800 is just amazing, and within reach for most musicians. Brilliant job on these videos, and Cici never fails to impress with her bass playing.
So easy to forget how much influence Cliffs riffs had on the songs. Just brutal. Cici's solo left me smiling. Its just iconic, and she did a fine job of it :D
I agree with people saying the distorted guitar isn't great, but the clean is incredibly spot on :O The bass tone though is *chef's kiss* I what Dave and Cici do, they just exude passion and they just look happy to play (and they're good as hell)
Very enjoyable and useful insights into how to replicate Cliff's and James' tones. Excellent job on capturing Cliff's tone and playing style, Cici. Mind you I'd expect nothing less from you 😊😊
A Nux Plexi Crunch pedal will get you close to the tones on the first couple of albums. A Boss Metal Core will get you the tones from Master and Justice. As far as guitars you can't go wrong with an Esp Ltd with EMG pickups. The bass sounded fine.
nah, you totally can substitute the EMGs with pedals. just compress the shit out of the signal untill theres no dynamics left and you got your EMG style tone from any passive. Yes to the marshall-in-a-box, which ever you like to choose. would have done better than the behringer metal zone clone.
I have that same LTD guitar through a line 6 spider 3 and the tones are mighty and fierce. Certainly had no issues with Metallica or Rammstein sounds with either. Wrong guitar amp choice used for the video and certainly don't need any pedals with my amp. I put the crap guitar down to to user and amp choice. Cici nailed the bass choice though. Well done Cici x
Wow, Cici really mastered the intensity of all the riffs they chose! I've tried out the fender amp Dave used. It can play cleans loud, but wasn't great for getting muted chugs like the type JH is known for.
This was great, while it was still lacking Kirk’s parts it still sounded awesome with just James and Cliff. For some other suggestions I’d love to see some new bands like the Stray Cats (Brian Setzer/Lee Rocker - I’m pretty sure Lee uses an upright/double bass but I’m sure an electric bass will the tone rolled down could get close), Blur (Graham Coxon/Alex James), K-On! (Yui Hirasawa/Mio Akiyama - I already asked this once when Matt and Rabea hosted the show but I still think it’d be interesting to see an anime-related Sound Like, especially with a series that has a lot of absolutely killer guitar and bass work like K-On!) and maybe some redos for bands like The Beatles (John Lennon or George Harrison/Paul McCartney - Epiphone Casino would be the best bet for the guitar since John and George both used them towards the end of the group with Lennon’s being his main number one), Smashing Pumpkins (Billy Corgan/D’arcy Wretzky), Pink Floyd (David Gilmour/Roger Waters) and ZZ Top (Billy Gibbons/Dusty Hill (RIP))
Well, to be fair Kirk didn't track rhythm guitars until the (Re)Load albums. So aside from missing the double/quad-tracking wall of guitars, it really isn't too far off.
Going to this video from the ones done by Matt and Rabea, I initially was thrown by how much weight Rabea had lost, and how it looks like Matt had a very hard couple of years. Of course I realised that it was Dave and Cici instead. Fab video, and who doesn't want to be a rhythm beast like James Hetfield?
CiCi did a great job at getting Cliff's tone within budget. With getting James' tone, I think I would have prioritized an amp with distortion over the Fender, even if that meant the cleans suffered a bit, cause most people wanting to get James' tone would be after his distorted tone, considering Metallica are a "metal" band... so I would have gotten an amp with a good distortion, and maybe boosted it with a EQ pedal to tighten the gain and add saturation and fine tune frequencies.
I just want to add that every time you guys put one of these videos up, it makes my day. I like the new Sounds Like... videos better than the old ones.
I like the new and old, but what I really like is adding in the bass to all of these videos and not just doing pure guitar. If nothing else, it makes the demos sound amazing.
I prefer the old ones also, although Dave and cici do a great job, it doesn't have that "flavor" Matt and reaber had. Cicis personality is a bit bland (which isn't any bad) which I think kinda brings down Dave in a bit, Dave and rebear would be a great combo
I haven’t watched Sound Like since Bea and Matt. That bass tone and playing is 100% cliff. Really really good. No offense to the guitar player but he was right about his rig nailing the clean but not the heavy. That Cliff solo was amazing.
That's a mighty bass sound for 717GBP / 850USD. Cici's playing in Ride the Lightning was 10/10 and her use of the wah expression for Anesthesia was basically perfect too. Dave did a great job in this video too but you just can't give your attention to anything else when someone is bringing Cliff's sound back to your ears. Just goes to show you how high his musical IQ was.
Cici absolutely NAILED both Cliff’s tone and bass parts. This might be her biggest success in the series.
Wow, thank you so much! That means a lot. I discovered Cliff in 2020 (thanks to other people asking if I was inspired by him haha!) and he quickly became a player I look up to a hell of a lot. Massive respect to him and how innovative he was :)
She played so fast and hard, massive respect, when they played that section of ride the lightning, it was an absolute joy, I was totally absorbed by that moment, crushing bass.
@@adamdam Wow thank you so much! :)
@@CiciVonStrangelove the Cliff tone was great, certainly a lot better then what I see many use, they seem to forget distortion AFTER the wah and it ends up sounding more like Geezer Butler or something
@@CiciVonStrangelove wow...just wow....girl, you got one hell of a bright future ahead!
Loved doing this one, Cliff is a beast :)
great job on Anesthesia
@@derbobbyz Thank you so much!! :)
Cici Bass is a beast :)
You're amazing! 🤘🏻❤️
Fantastic job!!
listening to dave try to convince us that his tone is good makes me smile.
I’d LOVE to see James try to recreate his own tone on a $1500 budget
It will sound the same once he starts to grind his teeth
James probably doesn't know there are instruments that cheap.
You mean James's tech, lol.
@@DegeneratronMedia Yeah because he didn't start in the 80s out of nothing or anything...
@@89kilemal yes he did, and you ABSOLUTELY could not build a live ready rig for 1500 dollars equivalent in 80's money. There really weren't any workable cheap options like there are now.
I'm not sure about the distortion for James. Maybe an eq pedal would help but seemed a bit fuzzy to me. I could listen to that bass solo all day. That was awesome. Love these videos with these 2
Thank you so much! :)
Eq pedal is 100% needed for these types of amps and most if your looking to get a an approximate tone through a 1x12 vs a huge monster expensive chain. You won't get 100% but EQ Pedal would have go rid of that flub. I use one when I can't get an amp "just right"
I agree, it sounded very muddy when played out of the mix, though in saying that it sounded OK in mix. But yeah less muddy Distortion and qn EQ pedal needed
@@jmabs5096 What is a eq pedal??
@@CiciVonStrangelove It was nice hearing Cliff’s lines so clearly for once. However, the guitar tone just didn’t cut it. That was 100% the amp. The moment he chose it I shook my head feeling bad for Dave and the inevitable struggle he was about to have. You can go super cheap on the guitar and pedals but not the amp.
Cici is amazing at capturing the tone and the feeling of Cliff. Sounds so AWESOME!!!
Basically what we've discovered is that James Hetfield's tone is an expensive guitar + expensive amp + incredible picking technique. Hard to replicate on a budget.
Nah. Just scoop every mid possible and then set gain, treble, and bass to max.
And then you'll sound like every 16 year old bedroom guitarist thinking he sounds like metallica
@@OkayyyIGetIt if only that worked... :)
An amptweaker tight metal jr is your best bet for getting high-gain out of a pedal.. boost it into a tube power section and you're good to go
Nowadays? It is actually pretty easy to replicate. Buy a modelling amp or some multifx pedal thingy, select MESA recto or MESA Mark simulation, scoop the mids, adjust the eq and voilà - you have a metallica-ish guitar tone. Certainly better than this crap they have showed us.
I could watch these 2 for hours. Couple of product geeks giggling at their own awful puns. It’s so endearing and charming and then they absolutely CRUSH the playing. It’s literally perfect.
Cici absolutely owned this episode can’t get enough of that distorted wah sound!
I love it when Dave and Cici do these videos 🤘❤
As soon as I saw the fender amp was chosen for James, my expectations were not gonna be high for this. It would probably have been the last amp I would have chosen for this 😂. It did great for the cleans but that’s about it. Well done on the bass stuff.
It's one thing to do this 'on a budget' but there's a difference between 'we're gonna pick some gear and play songs by -----' and ACTUALLY trying to sound like the artist.
Using the LTD was a step in the right direction but the Fender was a huge mistake. Even a Line 6 amp would have been more in the ballpark than using a Fender combo and a Behringer distortion pedal.
@@voss451 Or just use a Boss Katana...
Don't think it did well in the Iron Maiden video either...
Sorry but that amp all by itself on the metal channel dialed in can take on most Metallica sounds minus the Justice sound really, as James used two amplifiers, a mark 2 and a Mesa Boogie combined so yeah, tough sound to recreate, but that fender amp is what I use and can take on whatever I throw at it and I've been playing for over 20 years so indeed fender makes great amps.
I got away from pedals a long time ago for this very reason. None had the same tone and feel as straight from the amp.
These two complement each other really well with both their playing ability and knowledge of what kit the artists uses. I like the discussions they have on what they are going to choose and why. The playing section really gives you a true feel for how the guitar and bass go together. Top job.
If you really want to do the Hetfield sound, you need a 5/6 band EQ to scoop the mids. Lambchopper showcased the EQFH (EQ From Hell), which is a absurdly powerful parametric EQ. He was able to get several different tones from Metallica, Megadeth, Pantera, etc.
The scooped mids EQ thing only works on Mesa Mark-series amplifiers, because Mark-series amplifier have inherently tons of mids. If you do that scooped V shape on EQ in almost any other amplifier all you will get is a muddy as sh!t tone. Of course, unless the amplifier itself has tons of mids. I used to think that you need to scoop the mid until I went through a Mark IV, Mark V and the JP2C.
Look up the latest video from Jim Lil about amp tones. It's crazy! Basically all the famous amp sounds are just a mix of EQs and gain stages in different orders and how many there are.
He swaps the order around and it results in a Vox, Fender and Marshall sound!
So what you're saying makes total sense! Put a powerful EQ in front of the amp and it will be able to bend the sound very efficiently to what you want.
Dave is like some kind of mad genius when it comes to nailing those tones!
Really liked how much time you spent in the store talking about the options - great video!
Cici, you crushed it!
Thank you so much! :)
yeah Cici you absolutely owned that tone, congrats! As I'm sure Dave already knows, but a guitar with active EMG 81/60s in it would have been the axe Dave needed, along with a parametric EQ to sculpt the tone even more.
I want to be as enthusiastic about anything like Dave is enthusiastic about an arbitrary bit of gear for the tone on one song. wonderful stuff, love these videos
It's always such fun to see Cici in her happy place while playing bass
OMG!................. Cici totally smashed Cliff's solo vibe XXXXXXXX
Edited to add; yes & I'm old enough to have seen Cliff twice with Metallica :):):)
Wow, that’s amazing! Thank you so much :)
How was his sound live?
They’re presenting has got so much better and fluid over the past few weeks . Well done guys 😊👍🏼
What a treat to hear this, since I have the LTD EC256FM in Purpleburst and my main distorsion pedal is the Berringher Ultra medal pedal...
The guitar clean tones were really nice.
Cici really nailed Cliff's tone and parts.
Fun video!
Hot damn. Little chick got some chops. Sub earned!🤘
Absolutely love these two they are the best "sounds like" team ... Keep up the great work folks it truly appreciated
Wow she really nailed the tones on that bass, i am very impressed :D ... thanks.
Cici playing Cliff's solo was just....unbelievable. as a fellow bassist and having Cliff as 1 of my inspirations', you did an incredible job 👏. For Whom the Bell Tolls' is absolutely 1 of my all time favorite songs to play; his bass intro is just pure musical gold
so glad they brought this back
Dave and Cici are such a pleasure to watch. Well done
I'm totally addicted to the videos you both make. I love both your personalities. Not only do you sound amazingly like the original artists but the whole search for the instruments, amp and pedals are informative and entertaining. I appreciate the musicianship in every video and how you cover key tracks. Love these spots!!
Cici slayed it. Dave was awesome as always. Keep it up ;)
Cici's awesome. Everybody loves her!
These need to be far, far longer. I couldn't believe it was over after half an hour. I didn't want it to end! And their price points are ridiculously low. A complete sound for under 800 is just amazing, and within reach for most musicians. Brilliant job on these videos, and Cici never fails to impress with her bass playing.
The Andertons shop is so awesome. They have everything! Wish they were in the states.
Cliff and Cici are very entertaining and talented. Nice addition to the channel as a duo. I especially like the addition of a bass player.
Entertaining as always, good job Dave and Cici.
Keep the videos coming
These two are amazing; love watching every video they do.
That Cliff Burton bass tone is absolutely amazing!! Wow!!
Cici absolutely crushes on bass. Also I want one of those LTDs now. Great video!
So easy to forget how much influence Cliffs riffs had on the songs. Just brutal. Cici's solo left me smiling. Its just iconic, and she did a fine job of it :D
This series rocks! Cici and Dave are just awesome! Thanks guys, always informative and helpful vids and the playing is always great!! :)
I agree with people saying the distorted guitar isn't great, but the clean is incredibly spot on :O
The bass tone though is *chef's kiss*
I what Dave and Cici do, they just exude passion and they just look happy to play (and they're good as hell)
These two just make me smile 🙂
Cici absolutely killed it! Great work! We love you too Dave :)
That Cliff tone was definitely 5/5 YE-AAAAS
Very enjoyable and useful insights into how to replicate Cliff's and James' tones.
Excellent job on capturing Cliff's tone and playing style, Cici. Mind you I'd expect nothing less from you 😊😊
Have exactly the same guitar. Purple's cool 😎
Love this duo of Dave and Cici. They're both fun and have a fluid interaction together
Can I just say I love the bass in the mix here
That clean almost simulates active pups
But I would have added SOME mids.
That bass rig is badazz
Added some mids? She had low mids and high mids overly boosted. Way too much mids foe cliff's tone. Adding more would kill what little low end she had
This is a great video guys
Fun and lots of information on pedals and guitar and amps
I liked the way you approached the time too
Thanks !👍👍❤️
Really appreciated that you did Cliff this time. Sounded great and playing was great, too.
Absolutely loved this video. Great demo and choice of kit, and the playing, especially the outro was epic!
Ride the lightning!!! Amazing video. Carina is a bass goddess. 😀🎸👏🏻👍🏻🤘🏻⭐
Enjoyed this one, great vid, good work guys =)
I love this series, it's just so IMMENSE!
Don't know her name but passionate bass player that is really into it..
A Nux Plexi Crunch pedal will get you close to the tones on the first couple of albums. A Boss Metal Core will get you the tones from Master and Justice. As far as guitars you can't go wrong with an Esp Ltd with EMG pickups. The bass sounded fine.
Another vote for the Nux. They do a mesa style pedal that would also be a good choice.
Ditto on the active EMG pickups. You gotta have'em
nah, you totally can substitute the EMGs with pedals. just compress the shit out of the signal untill theres no dynamics left and you got your EMG style tone from any passive.
Yes to the marshall-in-a-box, which ever you like to choose. would have done better than the behringer metal zone clone.
If Cici is ever unavailable, Dave can do a "And Justice for All" episode solo XD
Lovely stuff as always. Really enjoyed the Anastesia solo and you guys are loosened up proper. Keep em comin'
I really want to see you guys do nirvana, mainly because I want to see cici does krist novoselic’s tone, keep em coming ✌🏻
Cici is turning into such a good presenter, as well as a great player. A real star.
Dave and CiCi are a great team!
The world is just better with these 2 people in it.
I have that same LTD guitar through a line 6 spider 3 and the tones are mighty and fierce. Certainly had no issues with Metallica or Rammstein sounds with either. Wrong guitar amp choice used for the video and certainly don't need any pedals with my amp. I put the crap guitar down to to user and amp choice. Cici nailed the bass choice though. Well done Cici x
That base with the wah was fantastic
Great job. Really liked how they selected several options and picked out the best and most cost effective solution.
Bass sounded fantastic
Wow, Cici really mastered the intensity of all the riffs they chose!
I've tried out the fender amp Dave used. It can play cleans loud, but wasn't great for getting muted chugs like the type JH is known for.
Awesome. Very Cool. Thankyou.
Love the way David and CiCi go about choosing the gear. Great Video
Cici on bass was killing it! 🎸🎸🎸
this was very fun to watch, and sounded realy good!
Bass should be easy,just turn it down to 0....
Pretty much what they did to newsted..
🤣🤣
only on 1 album though ;)
Yeah, but from the Black Album up to S&M you can hear his bass better
@@andrewpappas9311 Cliff’s bass is really present on Kill ‘Em All as well.
Good fun, once again impressed with Cici - great player, knowledgeable and seems like a really lovely person too.
Glad sounds like is back
That's a mighty bass sound you got there.
Cici killed it on this video !!!!
Thank you so much!! :)
Cici ... you smashed it on that Bass. Awesome.
Good gravy Dave! I could hug the both of you after hearing this!!!
Brilliant!
This was great, while it was still lacking Kirk’s parts it still sounded awesome with just James and Cliff. For some other suggestions I’d love to see some new bands like the Stray Cats (Brian Setzer/Lee Rocker - I’m pretty sure Lee uses an upright/double bass but I’m sure an electric bass will the tone rolled down could get close), Blur (Graham Coxon/Alex James), K-On! (Yui Hirasawa/Mio Akiyama - I already asked this once when Matt and Rabea hosted the show but I still think it’d be interesting to see an anime-related Sound Like, especially with a series that has a lot of absolutely killer guitar and bass work like K-On!) and maybe some redos for bands like The Beatles (John Lennon or George Harrison/Paul McCartney - Epiphone Casino would be the best bet for the guitar since John and George both used them towards the end of the group with Lennon’s being his main number one), Smashing Pumpkins (Billy Corgan/D’arcy Wretzky), Pink Floyd (David Gilmour/Roger Waters) and ZZ Top (Billy Gibbons/Dusty Hill (RIP))
Well, to be fair Kirk didn't track rhythm guitars until the (Re)Load albums. So aside from missing the double/quad-tracking wall of guitars, it really isn't too far off.
@@plumbummusic2051 Yeah, it still sounded great though
Going to this video from the ones done by Matt and Rabea, I initially was thrown by how much weight Rabea had lost, and how it looks like Matt had a very hard couple of years. Of course I realised that it was Dave and Cici instead. Fab video, and who doesn't want to be a rhythm beast like James Hetfield?
I love Dave and Cici. Fantastic musician’s and really entertaining 🎸👍🎶
CiCi did a great job at getting Cliff's tone within budget. With getting James' tone, I think I would have prioritized an amp with distortion over the Fender, even if that meant the cleans suffered a bit, cause most people wanting to get James' tone would be after his distorted tone, considering Metallica are a "metal" band... so I would have gotten an amp with a good distortion, and maybe boosted it with a EQ pedal to tighten the gain and add saturation and fine tune frequencies.
Cici really showing some stellar playing here👏🏻. Fantastic job. That Dave... He's not bad either. 😉
I ❤ these sound like videos, more please!
Cici absolutely nailed this one!
I just want to add that every time you guys put one of these videos up, it makes my day. I like the new Sounds Like... videos better than the old ones.
I like the new and old, but what I really like is adding in the bass to all of these videos and not just doing pure guitar. If nothing else, it makes the demos sound amazing.
I prefer the old ones also, although Dave and cici do a great job, it doesn't have that "flavor" Matt and reaber had. Cicis personality is a bit bland (which isn't any bad) which I think kinda brings down Dave in a bit, Dave and rebear would be a great combo
another grrrrrrreeaaatt!!! video by cici and dave great job!!!
The bass sounds AWESOME
"An Esther Ranson price". I love you guys!
Well done young lady , you done Mr Burton proud 🤘🏼🤘🏼
Loved that well done
Cici = insane tone
I would swap out those pickups for an EMG JH or 81/85 set. Great Playing and video! More Please! 🎼🎵
Freakin awesome! Best yet I think, as they're beginning to slip into their natural skins. Boy are they talented.
Absolute GOLD!
Awesome work, great videos, keep on rocking!
I haven’t watched Sound Like since Bea and Matt. That bass tone and playing is 100% cliff. Really really good. No offense to the guitar player but he was right about his rig nailing the clean but not the heavy. That Cliff solo was amazing.
You both did really well to cover their sound, honestly… well done both of you!
That's a mighty bass sound for 717GBP / 850USD. Cici's playing in Ride the Lightning was 10/10 and her use of the wah expression for Anesthesia was basically perfect too. Dave did a great job in this video too but you just can't give your attention to anything else when someone is bringing Cliff's sound back to your ears. Just goes to show you how high his musical IQ was.