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1 November 2013
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As Mr Kite knows, Holiday by Green Day has fantastic bass (and a bass solo)! As does Seven Nation Army
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4.53pm
11 November 2010
Offline It’s nothing too complicated, but it’s still pretty cool…
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5.08pm
8 November 2012
Offline How could I forget – Mick Karn’s bass on Visions of China. My favorite fretless bassist.
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29 August 2013
Offline Fleetwood Mac’s The Chain
The Who’s The Real Me (or any Who song, John Entwhistle’s a legend)
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James Jamerson on Stevie Wonder’s “I Was Made To Love Her”
Chris Squire on “Roundabout” (Yes)
Lemmy Kilmister on “Ace Of Spades” (Motorhead)
Those are the first few that come to mind.
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11.31pm
21 November 2012
Offline Another one bites the dust was the first to pop up in my head, but it’s already been mentioned.
Okay..
Cream-Sunshine of your love
That one hasn’t been mentioned.
I also noticed that grunge songs often have a great bassline. I mean, look at Nirvana, or Alice in chains.
Oh and this one, a bit more recent: MGMT-Electric Feel.
Not a grunge song obviously, but a very catchy bassline.
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