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At the moment I listen to a bunch of CD's alot, and the rest (about 700 CD's, and I'm 19...) I have stored in CD-cases. I have the following Cd's lying around: A Silver Mt. Zion - Born into trouble as the sparks fly upward Agalloch - The Mantle Arcturus - The Sham Mirrors Bozzio Levin...

Keys: Lazare, Jordan Rudess, Derek Sherinian, Kevin Moore, Arjan Anthony Lucassen etc. Drums: Trym, Hellhammer, Virgil Donatti, Mike Portnoy, Danny Carey etc. Bass: Billy Sheehan, John Myung, Tyr, Fabio Fecchio Guitar: John Petrucci, Steve Vai, Joe Satriani, Paul Gilbert etc. Vocals: Mikael...

Akerfeldt didn't play the bass on Orchid and Morningrise, but I think he wrote most of it. Still, those basslines are just better than on newer albums. As for drummers, I like Lopez more. And Terry Bozzio is one hell of a good drummer!...But he sometimes overplays parts though.

1. Opeth - Morningrise 2. Jaco Pastorius - Jaco Pastorius 3. Maudlin of the Well - Bath/Leaving your body map 4. Weather Report - Black market 5. Pink Floyd - Ummagumma 6. Agalloch - The mantle 7. Solefald - In harmonia universali 8. Cacophony - Speed metal symphony 9. Tool - Aenima 10. Emperor...

Sean Malone John Myung Tony Levin Lars K. Norberg Fabio Fecchio (Ephel Duath's bassist....check out 'Labyrinthine' for some insane bass work') Johan DeFarfalla Jan Erik (aka Tyr)

Opeth: All studio albums, the DVD, the '93 rehearsel tape which got them signed, an older rehearsel tape and 6 live bootlegs. Dream Theater: All studio albums except 'When day and dream unite' and 'Train of thought', plus 4 live bootlegs.

The older instrumental songs from Pink Floyd (A saucerful of secrets for example) can be very weird while stoned. Also Neurosis creates some vivid images when you're stoned (wtching the 'A sun that never sets' DVD after taking some mushrooms is a real trip!) Other bands: Tarentel, Godspeed You...

You can't just say every ba nd in a genre applies to that: Pink Floyd is rock, but definately art. In order to acknowledge something as artistic, you would have to really listen to a song, but if you hate the style of the music, you won't be really listening to a song.

I can play the bass on all those tracks, except Moonlapse Vertigo....My bass is good enoguh for recording, but I don't have any recording equipment...

Instruments: Washburn RB2602 6-string bass Washburn XB100 (my first bass) defretted that one.... Effects: Boss MT-2 distortion Boss GEB-7 Boss GE-7

March 18 - Iced Earth, w/Primal Fear and Thunderstone March 21 - After Forever and Epica April 3 & 4 - Headway Festival :hotjump: April 18 - Finntroll w/Ensiferum and The Wake May 23 - Steve Vai and The Metropole Orchestra :rock: And after those, I will have no money left :)

Solefald - In Harmonia Universali Opeth - Damnation OSI - Office of Strategic Influence Gordian Knot - Emergent

Tool - Ticks and leeches Dream Theater - Erotomania and about all songs by 'Bozzio, Levin, Stevens'...

I've been playing the bass guitar for 2 years and a month now, and I've got a 6stringer for about 6 months now. I don't really remember what I can play, 'cause I don't really learn songs anymore, mostly it's just my own stuff. But if I practice I usually play all of Jaco Pastorius 'Donna Lee'...

Agalloch Explosions In The Sky Maudlin Of The Well/Kayo Dot Opeth Ozric Tentacles

August 6, 2002 - today (december 19th, 2003) ....it's 17 months old actually! :P

Porcupine Tree - In Absentia King Crimson - Thrak Tool - Opiate

Post-Black metal (solefald, arcturus etc.) Progressive Metal (from Dream Theater to Cynic, Opeth etc.) Progressive Rock (King Crimson, Rush etc.) Prog./psychedelic (Ozric Tentacles, dunno what esle to label them :P) Post-Rock (godspeed You! Black Emperor, Explosions in the Sky etc.) Jazz/Fusion...

Mikael Åkerfeldt of Opeth on guitar Geddy Lee of Rush on bass