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The 40 best basslines of all time.
The greatest bass guitar parts ever committed to record
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Posted on 02/28/2022 10:43:43 AM PST by mylife
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posted on
02/28/2022 10:43:44 AM PST
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mylife
To: mylife
Not:
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posted on
02/28/2022 10:45:29 AM PST
by
Yo-Yo
(Is the /sarc tag really necessary?)
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posted on
02/28/2022 10:45:34 AM PST
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mylife
(It looks just like a telefunken U47... (===)
To: mylife
Hell thought this was about fishing line...........
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posted on
02/28/2022 10:45:55 AM PST
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Osage Orange
(1961 VW Two Door Truck)
To: mylife
Johnny Kidd and the Pirates - "Shakin' All Over"
Led Zeppelin - "How Many More Times?"
To: Yo-Yo
Jamerson...troubled genius...RIP
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posted on
02/28/2022 10:47:15 AM PST
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nascarnation
(Let's Go Brandon!)
To: mylife
Verdine White and, I hesitate to say, Rutgar Gunnarsson.
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posted on
02/28/2022 10:48:08 AM PST
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skeeter
To: mylife
> The 40 best basslines of all time. <
What a disappointment. I first read that sentence as “The 40 best bustlines of all time.”
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posted on
02/28/2022 10:48:08 AM PST
by
Leaning Right
(The steal is real.)
To: mylife
Black Sabbath - NIB
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posted on
02/28/2022 10:49:11 AM PST
by
evets
(beer)
To: mylife
This would have been my pick, if I had to choose just one.
The bassline for the guitar solo is especially epic. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NdGFl_mXKrs
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posted on
02/28/2022 10:50:56 AM PST
by
NohSpinZone
(First thing we do, let's kill all the lawyers)
To: evets
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posted on
02/28/2022 10:51:16 AM PST
by
toddausauras
(How far will the left go in terms of destroying our personal freedoms?)
To: Leaning Right
To: Osage Orange
Ditto!
Would have been even more interesting...
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posted on
02/28/2022 10:51:56 AM PST
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SuperLuminal
(Where is another Sam Adams now that we desperately need him?)
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posted on
02/28/2022 10:52:20 AM PST
by
mylife
(It looks just like a telefunken U47... (===)
To: mylife
Nice to see The Jam, The Clash and The Stranglers in there — I’m definitely a child of the 80s. Never was a big Stranglers fan, but I appreciated their talent. I always liked The Jam, but I’ve recently rediscovered them and become a huge fan. Great band.
To: mylife
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aeUWJbs9Q5E
Above is a short (2:25) instrumental featuring Geddy Lee on a fretless bass, “Malignant Narcissim”. He got the guitar delivered as they were mixing an album and was noodling around with it when it first arrived.
The sound guy hit “record” and when Geddy was done played it back and said “How about another song for the album?” They reworked it a bit, Neil was still there with a small warm-up kit still so he added his part. Alex had already gone home, so he listened to their stuff and mixed in his guitar on his home studio.
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02/28/2022 10:53:04 AM PST
by
21twelve
(Ever Vigilant. Never Fearful.)
To: mylife
Wow. The best baseline they could come up with from John Entwistle is My Generation by The Who?
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02/28/2022 10:53:09 AM PST
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Bloody Sam Roberts
(Imagine, if you will, a vaccine so safe you have to be threatened to take it. )
To: Skooz; waterhill; mitch5501; OrioleFan; jdsteel; Mama Shawna; Ignatz; Bullish; wastedyears; ...
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posted on
02/28/2022 10:53:09 AM PST
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left that other site
(A Man Without Self-Control is like a City Broken Into and Left Without Walls (Proverbs 25:28))
To: mylife
Lame list. They list Ramble On by Led Zeppelin but not the Lemon Song? So many better JPJ lines.
To: mylife
Almost any John Entwhistle bass line
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posted on
02/28/2022 10:53:53 AM PST
by
llevrok
(Pronouns: Me/myself/& I)
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