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Metal / Hard Rock 09 October, 2017

Testament's Steve Di Giorgio At #16 On Loudwire's 'Top 66 Hard Rock + Metal Bassists Of All Time'!

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Testament's Steve Di Giorgio At #16 On Loudwire's 'Top 66 Hard Rock + Metal Bassists Of All Time'!
New York, NY (Top40 Charts) ALPHA OMEGA Management wants to congratulate STEVE DI GIORGIO for the #16 position on Loudwire's 'Top 66 Metal Basists of All Time'!

Loudwire writes:
When it comes to hard rock and heavy metal, bass players are, almost by definition, typically the most unselfish components of any band. They may not experience the godlike rush enjoyed by singers as the focal point of most concert performances; nor the wild response elicited by guitar heroes with every blazing display of fretboard proficiency; nor even the adulation eaten up by drummers. Instead, a bassist's reward — if you can call it that — generally involves the thankless responsibility of holding all the music together while keeping his bandmates' egos in check by way of his own, less selfish example.

Here, we give bassists their due with our picks for the Top 66 Hard Rock + Metal Bassists of All Time based on several factors, including technical ability, groundbreaking contributions, range of influence, years of service and, sure, popularity, plain and simple. These factors are inevitably subjective to a point, but we did our best to line them up according to their overall impact on the conscience of music fans, while praising their individual strengths along the way. Ultimately, what matters most is recognizing their amazing talents and comparatively selfless contributions to the "me, me ME!" world of rock and roll, so we'll get right to it by paraphrasing the Godfather of Soul, James Brown: "Let's give the bassist some!"

Read the whole article here: https://loudwire.com/top-hard-rock-metal-bassists-of-all-time/#photogallery-1=52

As previously announced, STEVE DI GIORGIO signed the worldwide Artist Deal with ALPHA OMEGA Management, inaugurating the new ALPHA OMEGA Management Branch, dedicated to the needs and interests (Booking, media, communication, promotion) of session musicians and solo artists. Watch Steve's video announcement here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5S59rnrV00U

Please Note, STEVE DI GIORGIO is available for studio sessions. For further information, please contact via email: [email protected] - [email protected].

STEVE DI GIORGIO doesn't need any longer introductions, as he is widely renowned as a pioneer on the fretless bass in heavy metal music, being the bassist of TESTAMENT, DEATH and SADUS, among others. Within his genre, STEVE DI GIORGIO is respected for his playing skills, versatility and incredible technique. He has more than 40 studio album recordings and over 20 years of touring the world.

Watch Steve Di Giorgio LowDown: Bass Playthrough | Terra Odium - Crawling: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJbamBHNjt8

More information at:
STEVE DI GIORGIO: https://www.stevedigiorgio.com - https://www.testamentlegions.com






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