Comments on: Respect for Iron Maiden’s Steve Harris http://bassguitarrocks.com/respect-for-steve-harris A bass guitar, bass amplifier & bass accessories online resource for beginners & beyond. Thu, 01 Jul 2010 12:38:35 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=abc By: Volknor http://bassguitarrocks.com/respect-for-steve-harris/comment-page-1#comment-1317 Volknor Sat, 22 May 2010 04:20:23 +0000 http://bassguitarrocks.com/?p=28#comment-1317 Cool that you noticed that. Steve Harris has always been my favorite Bass player in Metal music. Just his speed, sound and tecnique make him the most original. I still havent seen one who can pull him off to a tee. Cool that you noticed that. Steve Harris has always been my favorite Bass player in Metal music. Just his speed, sound and tecnique make him the most original. I still havent seen one who can pull him off to a tee.

]]> By: Michael Ippersiel http://bassguitarrocks.com/respect-for-steve-harris/comment-page-1#comment-382 Michael Ippersiel Sat, 17 Jan 2009 19:40:23 +0000 http://bassguitarrocks.com/?p=28#comment-382 Charlie, I'm glad that you enjoyed the post, and thank you very much for the additional info on both Steve Harris and Geddy's basses. Thanks for bookmarking, and I hope you'll stick for more bass guitar posts in the future! Charlie,

I’m glad that you enjoyed the post, and thank you very much for the additional info on both Steve Harris and Geddy’s basses. Thanks for bookmarking, and I hope you’ll stick for more bass guitar posts in the future!

]]> By: Charlie Bassman http://bassguitarrocks.com/respect-for-steve-harris/comment-page-1#comment-381 Charlie Bassman Sat, 17 Jan 2009 06:24:36 +0000 http://bassguitarrocks.com/?p=28#comment-381 I've been a huge fan of both Geddy and Arrie (Steve Harris) since the early 80's, both these guys inspired me to pick up a bass for the first time in '83. I still have my double lp of Maiden's Live After Death, saw them in Halifax on that tour in '84. In the liner notes there he lists his equipement, besides the P-bass he also lists a few Ibanez Roadstars. But I have never seen him play anything other than his Precision and also a custom (Gibson) Thunderbird shaped Lado. I had no idea, the P-Bass he had in the 80's has been re-incarnated several times. Now that is commitement. As for Geddy's 72 Jazz, he has had that at least since 1980. If you look up the original promo video of "Limelight" from the Moving Pictures album, the video was filmed at Le Studio at Morin Heights while they were recording that album. In that video, he is playing a black 72 Jazz. Identical to what he is using now. This looks like a great site, and Ill be bookmarking as soon as I post this. Cheers C. I’ve been a huge fan of both Geddy and Arrie (Steve Harris) since the early 80′s, both these guys inspired me to pick up a bass for the first time in ’83.

I still have my double lp of Maiden’s Live After Death, saw them in Halifax on that tour in ’84. In the liner notes there he lists his equipement, besides the P-bass he also lists a few Ibanez Roadstars. But I have never seen him play anything other than his Precision and also a custom (Gibson) Thunderbird shaped Lado. I had no idea, the P-Bass he had in the 80′s has been re-incarnated several times. Now that is commitement.

As for Geddy’s 72 Jazz, he has had that at least since 1980. If you look up the original promo video of “Limelight” from the Moving Pictures album, the video was filmed at Le Studio at Morin Heights while they were recording that album. In that video, he is playing a black 72 Jazz. Identical to what he is using now.

This looks like a great site, and Ill be bookmarking as soon as I post this. Cheers

C.

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