I've been playing bass guitar since 1991. I started playing music in the 6th grade and haven't stopped.

My first concert to make an impression on me was in 1989. I saw Metallica at the Shoreline Amphitheater in Mountain View, CA. "One" was the big encore. It was pitch black for many minutes and then people started hitting the seat in front of them. When what seemed to be everyone banging on the seat, the sound was very similar to a helicopter. Then James played the opening riff and the place erupted.

Ernie Ball Music Man Stingray, 5 string.

Metallica, Guns 'N Roses. 'Nuff said.

Currently I play with "Last Call", a cover band. We play local bar scenes.

Even tho he's a bass player too, but I would love to jam and learn from Dave Meros from Spock's Beard. That guy knows a lot. But if I would have to be the only bass player, I would want to play with Slash.

I've performed in front of 2000+. It was the Gift of Love Concert(s) in Alameda CA.

This question sucks. LOL. The only album that sticks out to me for this is Dream Theater's "Metropolis Pt. 2, Scenes from a Memory" because this is a concept album and can be played from start to finish in it's entirety and tell a story. The musicianship on this DT album in particular is superb. This was Jordan Rudess' first album with DT and it was apparent that his influence transcended the band