can i have some post-punk with cool bass playing?
Can i have some post-punk with cool bass playing?
Hunter Diaz
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Chase Bell
These are all absolute classics.
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Landon Cook
I always thought the bass playing on
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Nothing spectacularly technical, but he's always filling the sound out with really chunky, antisocial grooves
Asher Brooks
Public Image Limited - First Issue - Metal Box (great, great bass playing)
Gang of Four - Entertainment - Solid Gold
The Pop Group - Y
The Slits - Cut
Jason Moore
This is good, but it's not post-punk at all.
Benjamin Miller
well fuck, i can't keep up with your meme genres
Nathan Reed
kys retard
Michael Ward
when the bass comes in on this one, damn
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Gabriel Flores
Post-hardcore emerged in the mid 80s from the Washington DC hardcore scene in America, and really took shape on the early 90s.
Post-punk spawned from the first wave of UK punk in 1978 and died sometime in the mid 80s before post-hardcore was even really a thing.
Different sounds. Different scenes. Different regions. Different eras.
Andrew James
try funk or any other genre than post-punk, maybe funk. post-punk fans think as long as the bass guitar is high in the mix, it's good bass playing, even if it's just "plunk plunk plunk" root note rape. I'm looking at you Joy Division.
David Bennett
he used a six stringer? wtf
Jaxon Hernandez
G A N G O F F O U R
also the fall
Eli Howard
in the 80s post-punk was frequently used to describe noise rock, pigfuck, american post-hardcore, etc. in the sense that it was all a continuation of "the stuff that came after punk."
by the way, the American band Pere Ubu get labeled as post-punk, and they pre-date Wire, PiL, and all that stuff.
it's kind of autismal to nitpick over.
Parker Richardson
>pigfuck
The hell is that?
Jacob Wright
Bauhaus bass is god-tier
Julian Allen
>antisocial grooves
explain
Xavier Rodriguez
Jah Wobble
Mason Fisher
I'm sorry, but the term was used incorrectly. It refers to the scene that followed the UK punk scene. Bands like Joy Division, Public Image, Siouxsie & The Banshees, Magazine, Wire, etc.
Parker Walker
Cool, i'll start with these, thanks fren
Joshua Russell
siouxsie-israel
the smiths-barbarism begins at home
Austin Ward
Christian Walker
obscure but...
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Brayden Wright
Noah Lopez
Yep.
Gang Of Four has fantastic basslines. So good.
Michael Reed
can't go wrong with early bill laswell. All the early 1980's Material stuff is dynamite and no one fucking clocks it anymore.
Isaiah Anderson
A lot of post-punk takes direct influence from funk music, though.
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Mason Lewis
On some of the New Order material, yeah. Not in JD afaik
Based hooky.
Jacob James
Juan Gomez
Hunter Walker
Hooky talks about his preferences here:
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He's pretty committed.
Nicholas Lee
does post-hc count as post-punk?
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Camden Hughes
Dope, Guns, and Fucking in the Streets comps, most stuff on Amp Rep, The Jesus Lizard, etc. Essentially scummy noise rock.
Noah Brooks
Here’s some fucking bass.
Brayden Lopez
Post-Punk died when The Cure released The Lovecats
Alexander Cruz
Sebastian Mitchell
beautiful music
Brandon Butler
root notes can be better than flashy slappy slap crap
Alexander Butler
this.
if you want to go from post-punk to funk just listen to the raincoats or 23 skidoo
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Alexander Wilson
Colton Rodriguez
>Post-punk spawned from the first wave of UK punk in 1978
Post-punk spawned in the US too, around 1977 or earlier, with artists like Pere Ubu, Devo, Iggy Pop, Talking Heads, Contortions, Chrome, etc.
Luke Wilson
R.E.M. - Cuyahoga and Radio Free Europe.
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The Smiths - Well I Wonder, Nowhere Fast
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Carson Brown
Wow, seriously thanks to everyone, so much stuff to check out here