I think fleas amazing but certainly not what makes that band great.
I fail to really appreciate bass.
You need it but you don't really appreciate it or ever see it as the soul focus of a song.
For me, it will just always be something in the background.
I have "the lol fear"
Worried I'm going to be out on the piss tonight. Wake up hungover and this post has 20+ "you idiot" lols
Ask any guitarist, pianist or drummer worth their salt and they’ll tell you they’re lost without their bassist. It drives the music, a song without a baseline is like a Ferrari without an engine ;-)
Zap - Computer Love Sub Focus - Time Warp SIA - Little Man (Exemen Works) Wiley - Eskimo Future Underground - It’s the Way Jaheim - Just in case (dub-a-holics mix) Hazard - Killers Don’t Die Hazard - Mr Happy Shy FX - The Message Ray Keith - Chopper (Shy FX Remix) Dj Zinc - Casino Royale Moving Fusion - Turbulence Krust - Warhead Roots Manuva - Witness Prodigy - Their Law Ghetto Superstar Biggie - Hypnotize (Explicit) Bone Thugz - Thug Luv
I think fleas amazing but certainly not what makes that band great.
I fail to really appreciate bass.
You need it but you don't really appreciate it or ever see it as the soul focus of a song.
For me, it will just always be something in the background.
I have "the lol fear"
Worried I'm going to be out on the piss tonight. Wake up hungover and this post has 20+ "you idiot" lols
Ask any guitarist, pianist or drummer worth their salt and they’ll tell you they’re lost without their bassist. It drives the music, a song without a baseline is like a Ferrari without an engine ;-)
Yep, sorry Dave. If you want music to dance to, your bassline is what gives you your groove. There are loads of songs that I enjoy listening to because they have clever lyrics or great melodies, but I find that it's the ones with good basslines (even if they aren't that high up in the mix) that will get me bouncing round in my seat.
I used to watch drum covers on YouTube and famous session drummers playing in studios, along to the famous tracks they originally played on, so I often get suggestions come up for other types of covers. This one came up a while back and I found it again this morning. Girls got talent and, what a bass line, Luther Vandross, Never Too Much
I used to watch drum covers on YouTube and famous session drummers playing in studios, along to the famous tracks they originally played on, so I often get suggestions come up for other types of covers. This one came up a while back and I found it again this morning. Girls got talent and, what a bass line, Luther Vandross, Never Too Much
I think fleas amazing but certainly not what makes that band great.
I fail to really appreciate bass.
You need it but you don't really appreciate it or ever see it as the soul focus of a song.
For me, it will just always be something in the background.
I have "the lol fear"
Worried I'm going to be out on the piss tonight. Wake up hungover and this post has 20+ "you idiot" lols
Ask any guitarist, pianist or drummer worth their salt and they’ll tell you they’re lost without their bassist. It drives the music, a song without a baseline is like a Ferrari without an engine ;-)
Yep, sorry Dave. If you want music to dance to, your bassline is what gives you your groove. There are loads of songs that I enjoy listening to because they have clever lyrics or great melodies, but I find that it's the ones with good basslines (even if they aren't that high up in the mix) that will get me bouncing round in my seat.
Fair doos.
I just enjoy flirting around with a bit of bass on my standard 6 string guitar.
I think your 100% right about what you say here....it's just something that I have a lack of appreciation for.
Which is not really the right attitude....but, it's where I'm at.
Not really. It’s actually this by Cory Wong, which Salad will like if he’s into Dean Town. (Although it isn’t Joe Dart... the beast of a bassist is playing the bass STRUNG UPSIDE DOWN... shouldn’t even be legal.)
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I fail to really appreciate bass.
You need it but you don't really appreciate it or ever see it as the soul focus of a song.
For me, it will just always be something in the background.
I have "the lol fear"
Worried I'm going to be out on the piss tonight. Wake up hungover and this post has 20+ "you idiot" lols
One for the road - Arctic Monkeys
Good times-chic
Any classic reggae or funk have wicked baselines.
*thumb slaps*
The instrumental end to 'Down in the sewer' - 'The Stranglers'
Electric fretless and upright bass at the same time.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rDGhJtEsmj8
Superb.
Fire and Water -Free
Won’t get Fooled again - Who
Cream - Badge
Onward .Yes
Solid Air - John Martyn
Zap - Computer Love
Sub Focus - Time Warp
SIA - Little Man (Exemen Works)
Wiley - Eskimo
Future Underground - It’s the Way
Jaheim - Just in case (dub-a-holics mix)
Hazard - Killers Don’t Die
Hazard - Mr Happy
Shy FX - The Message
Ray Keith - Chopper (Shy FX Remix)
Dj Zinc - Casino Royale
Moving Fusion - Turbulence
Krust - Warhead
Roots Manuva - Witness
Prodigy - Their Law
Ghetto Superstar
Biggie - Hypnotize
(Explicit) Bone Thugz - Thug Luv
My opinion regarding this might not be so valid, as I am not a bass player myself.
@Jdschwab02 👍
No, really.
Bloke plays the double bass on the track
Fair doos.
I just enjoy flirting around with a bit of bass on my standard 6 string guitar.
I think your 100% right about what you say here....it's just something that I have a lack of appreciation for.
Which is not really the right attitude....but, it's where I'm at.
The Trooper
Phantom of the opera
killers
prisoner
aces high
the clairvoyant
to name but a few
https://youtu.be/fNXFARvc1OA
Not really. It’s actually this by Cory Wong, which Salad will like if he’s into Dean Town. (Although it isn’t Joe Dart... the beast of a bassist is playing the bass STRUNG UPSIDE DOWN... shouldn’t even be legal.)
https://youtu.be/EQm2aSyI-F8
Ridiculous.