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John Ro Myung ( Chicago, Illinois; 24 de enero de 1967) es un músico estadounidense de ascendencia coreana. Es conocido por ser el bajista y uno de los miembros fundadores del grupo de metal progresivo Dream Theater . Myung, hijo de padres coreanos, nació en Chicago el 24 de enero de 1967, pero se crio en Long Island, Nueva York.
John Ro Myung (/ ˈ m aɪ. ə ŋ / MY-əng; born January 24, 1967) is an American bassist and a founding member of the progressive metal band Dream Theater. Background and personal life [ edit ] Born in Chicago to South Korean parents, Myung grew up with John Petrucci on Long Island .
Their 1992 single ‘Pull Me Under’ from the album Images And Words was released as a single and a video. It received substantial airplay on MTV, and reached #10 on the Billboard rock charts. Born in Chicago, Illinois, to Korean parents, Myung grew up in Kings Park, Long Island, New York.
John Ro Myung is a Korean American bassist known primarily for his work with Dream Theater, though he has worked with other acts such as Platypus and The Jelly Jam. Myung is known for his vast technical skill and quiet demeanor, leading some to falsely believe he does not speak English. Myung is...
5 de abr. de 2022 · The Myung signature Bongo six is a black beauty, with an unusual rosewood and roasted maple fretboard. Asked about this feature, he explains: “The two-tone fretboard is a cool way to differentiate the bass. It’s based on the Golden Ratio, from the world of geometry. It’s a really common ratio, especially in musical instruments.
Bass. John Myung ‘86 studied bass guitar at Berklee and is best known as the bassist for the wildly popular progressive metal band Dream Theater. He is undoubtedly one of the most respected living bass players, and he, along with his Dream Theater bandmates, has been nominated for multiple Grammys for Best Metal Performance.
30 de mar. de 2020 · Dream Theater's John Myung: "There are moments when I’m playing parts live that I wish I did on the album the first time round". Before the coronavirus pandemic struck, Dream Theater were in the midst of playing dates as part of their Distance Over Time - Celebrating 20 Years Of Scenes From A Memory tour.
