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Service announcement for those who know him: Michael Manring has finally decided to compose an album as God intended, because despite Manring being one of the best bassists currently in circulation (from a technical/performance point of view), due to his disproportionately immense ego, in my opinion, he had never managed to release a truly exalted quality album, whether due to sounds that were at one moment too new age or at another too close to metal, the fact remains that he had never impressed me much. Discover the review
Service announcement for those who know him: Michael Manring has finally decided to compose an album as God intended, because despite Manring being one of the best bassists currently in circulation (from a technical/performance point of view), due to his disproportionately immense ego, in my opinion, he had never managed to release a truly exalted quality album, whether due to sounds that were at one moment too new age or at another too close to metal, the fact remains that he had never impressed me much.
You’ll be left speechless: "Monkey Businessman", a true showcase of exquisite bass playing, "My Three Moons", three basses played together with a "circular" technique creating a refined polyphonic weave (for the curious, there’s a nice explanatory video on YouTube). Discover the review
You’ll be left speechless: "Monkey Businessman", a true showcase of exquisite bass playing, "My Three Moons", three basses played together with a "circular" technique creating a refined polyphonic weave (for the curious, there’s a nice explanatory video on YouTube).
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