Who is best bassist of all of time?
Who is best bassist of all of time?
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the Roland TR-808
Depends on style, but you can't go wrong with James Jamerson.
Probably Squarepusher. Practically perfect technical ability, some interest in extended technique and also incredibly musical. Probably the only person that makes enjoyable solo bass guitar music.
Peter Hook
Victor Wooten.
This is probably the safe pick honestly. Don't think anyone can deny he wasn't one of the best ever.
For me, it's either Doug McCombs or Claypool
McCartney is one of my personal favs, but prob James Jamerson
Robbie Shakespeare
Whoever played bass on Close to the Edge
Chris Squire is a based choice too
Chris Squire is a good pick
Good picks.
It's James Jamerson. There is no other answer. If you don't say James Jamerson you know nothing about electric bass.
Chris Squire, good call amigo
Why are black people so good at bass?
My favorites are Hugh Hopper and Fred Frith.
Natural sense of rhythm/groove.
Pick one of these:
Bootsy Collins
James Jamerson
Willie Weeks
Jack Bruce
I don't know if he's the best, but Paul is the first thing that come to my mind when I think about great bassists. So he's my personal pick.
Don't know or care about objective best, but pic related is super underrated
Don't know or care about objective best, but pic related is super underrated
Thats the tb-303 you cretin
Good player. His interplay with Andy's guitar is crazy (especially on Power Station).
Duh, it's obviously D'arcy from Smashing Pumpkins.
She's played more cocks than basslines though
Thats alot of baselines.
She should have gone into porn. But like, when she was hot. Now it'd just be unpleasant.
Chris Wolstenholme
Admiral Nobeard, no one even comes close.
too bad modern muse is shit and has barely any basslines.
What are some notable Muse basslines except Hysteria?
Pretty easily flea but there are a few contenders
futurism
dark shines
hyper music
muscle museum
based
I've heard arguments in favor of Jaco Pastorius. However Jamerson was an absolute motherfucker.
Go to a black church and you'll see why.
dumb zoomer
Simon Gallup's bass lines are the nicest sounding, therefor his is the best
geddy lee
Stanley Clarke
dis nigga
trevor dunn
Jaco Pastorius maybe
Unique choice, his work with trio-convulsant is amazing.
Les Claypool
Les Claypool by far or John Paul Jones that was basically Led Zeppelin.
Alex Webster
based
>303
>designed for bass
>only used for acid rave shit
>808
>designed for drums
>synonymous with bass for those under 25
this is what happens when you dont release instruction manuals with your electronics
Me
even though corgan recorded all of the basslines
Yes but aided by D'arcy's cocksucking
>Jaco
The truth
Jameson and JPJ are runner ups
This, or Pino. If we're just talking technical ability the basic bitch choices of Jaco, Wooten or Claypool.
My personal favourites right now are Juan Alderete and Esperanza Spalding.
CALIFORNIAAAAAAAAAAAA
My friend Keir
Most tracks from absolution
Cliff fuckin' Burton.
But what about the voice of Geddy Lee? How did it get so high? I wonder if he speaks like an ordinary guy.
Okay, serious now: Paul McCartney for me, also for popularising the sixties shortscale/flatwound bass tone.
Bases
Pekka Pohjola.
that movie was fucking hilarious
you're either a boomer or a zoomer who just discovered metal
Definitely wooten
Sid Vicious
Or just someone who acknowledges that he was one of the best
>Pino
B A S E D
Not the best ever but Rob Wright from NoMeansNo deserves a shout out
Cliff Burton was the glue that held old Metallica together, they're talented but they couldn't write shit like Orion without Cliff.
Scott LaFaro
the bald nicca from king crimson
A PROPHET ON THE BURNING SHORE
Exactly. That's why none of their music post-Master of Puppets has all those rich melodies.
me
Krist Novoselic is pretty underated
Difficult question...
les claypool, tina weymouth, kelly shaefer and geddy lee are some of my favourites overall though
nhop
me
entwistle was the perfect rock bassist to me
>zero mentions of Geezer Butler
for shame Yea Forums
Flea, unironically
He was the lead bassist on a ton of great work outside RHCP, including recording several albums with Thom Yorke, Jane's Addiction, and The Mars Volta.
I bet MatPat’s wife Stephanie plays a mean bass.
when are the jannies gonna ip ban your stupid NEET ass?
The jannies are too Stephpilled for that.
Kim Deal a cute!
gotta say its claypool
Sam Wilkes maybe?
Nobody has posted the best yet?
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Tony Levin? He's pretty based. The Chapman stick is a good instrument.
JACO FUCKING PASTORIUS
there will never be another, a true "player" and innovator
davie
Jaco motherfucking Pastorious
If only he didn’t get his dumb ass killed in a bar fight he would’ve been an even greater legend
geddy
Les Claypool
victor, jaco, or claypool
Not many people realize this. Nothing post-Cliff era is good other than a few black album songs. Also, Orion is amazing but it is not his best, The Call of Ktulu is.
Tony Levin
>Lemmy Kilmister
>Lou Barlow
>Ron Ashton
>Tina Weymouth
>Geezer Butler
I can't really think of any other memorable bass sounds, desu, but whatever.
Steele*
He could slap that motherfucker with his cock
Jaco actually got me to listen to fucking jazz, so I'll go with him. Love Levin, Webster and Claypool too.
nice
Les Claypool or Geddy Lee
>no thundercat
>meme musicians
lmao no
Phil lesh
Futurism
Easily
Darkshines
Reapers
>Zero mentions of Steve Harris either.
This board is disgusting.
gotta rep Mike Watt of Minutemen:
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also, Bernard Edwards from Chic:
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also, these:
>James Jamerson
>Bootsy Collins
>Jaco Pastorius
>Kim Deal
when I heard some tracks off "I'm With You," I was blown away by how great he sounded:
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MVP for RHCP
Al Cisneros
Jimmy garrison is definitely in top 3 for me, Ron Carter is great too, and Paul Jackson is awesome. Of course every bassist loves Jaco, the dude was so fun to listen to. Oh can't forget the original nigga Niels Henning!
Tony Levin
Nigga have you listened to Frayed Ends Of Sanity?
Am i banned
sure
imo roger waters
I agree, this user is good
Rocco Prestia of Tower of Power is amazing
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Me
Jamerson is a nigger
Claypool is great, but can't NOT be weird to save his life. Also, he never changes his strings and his playing sounds like farts
Jaco is overrated drunk self-righteous trash
Bootsy Collins also suffers from niggerdom
Roger Waters is decent at best and can't get over the fact that his dad got murked in WWII
Wooten is technically gifted, but has NO taste, NO soul, NO feel, NO groove. He just masturbates all over the place. LOOK AT ME! I'M JACKIN OFF!
Cliff Burton and Dave Mustaine should have quit Metallica and done their own shit.
Gene Simmons is a kike
Lemmy is overrated trash, but he liked nazi shit, so he's cool.
Geddy Lee is a Class act and a gentleman.
Paul McCartney is a legend and the best Beatle.
John Paul Jones is the most talented member of Zep.
Jack Bruce is probably GOAT.
I swear I've seen this pasta somewhere
part 2:
Larry Graham from Sly and the Family Stone, then Graham Central Station:
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somehow Charlie Mingus hasn't been mentioned yet:
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Israel "Cachao" Lopez:
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...and Jimmy Blanton, from Duke Ellington's band:
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that's just cuz ur a nigger
I swear Ive seen this nigger somewhere
Mike Dirnt
I swear I've lynched this nigger somewhere
>Rock: Holger Czurkay
>Jazz: Mingus
based Moomin poster
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I nigger I've niggered this nigger niggerwhere
underrated
Exquisite
Jaco and Stanley Clarke are pretty much tied for jazz bassists in my mind , with John Entwistle and Jack Bruce being tied for rock bassists.
Victor Wooten just seems mechanical like he's just showing off technique.
this
Spoombung
>Bootsy Collins also suffers from niggerdom
sting
Chris Squire if we're talking rock/prog
Chris Squire
Anthony Fantano
Dave Gilmour
Definitely John Entwistle
At the moment im fascinated with Geddy Lee.
https:/www.youtube.com/watch?v=TWBPgtB9m3E
Whoever mentioned Pino is dead on as well, few people pioneered and trailblazed shit like Pino. Scott from Scottsbasslessons on youtube just did a phenomenal video about him. Dude used fretless and octavers in pop music in the 80s.
Bases
TRUTH
Stuart Zender
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I like Jaco
>Thundercat
>Steve Harris
>Geddy Lee
>Lou Barlow
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not the best in the world but sure the best in his genre
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this interpol guy- carlos something
good PICK hehe very BASSED
Geddy lee
Gene Simmons
it's a shame he's a total worsecunt of a person. he can slap the bass but he needs a slap irl
Well desu Steve Harris is surely an incredible composer and despite a great and impressive right hand technique his left hand technique is nothing special
>he rates Flea