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Name a better bassline in the history of rock music
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David Walker
R&B and soul has a lot of basslines kind of like that, but Quincy Jones is a retarded faggot who doesn't really make music.
Jacob Perry
You forgot to name one, user
Connor Cruz
>Paul McCartney
You sure don't know a lot of bass virtuosos, do you?
Chase Jenkins
You forgot to name one, user
Wyatt Campbell
Glass Museum by Tortoise
Frizzle Fry by Primus
Chinese Arithmetic by Faith No More
The New by Interpol
When We Almost Kill Ourselves by Tarentel
Thief Of Fire by The Pop Group
Guns Before Butter by Gang Of Four
The list goes on and on...
Robert Sanchez
>Alt rock that had no staying power then, and only appeals to "music geeks"
Loling @ new Yea Forumstants trying to look good on this board
Isaiah James
Listened to the ones I didn't already know and while they're all good, they're not as inventive and creative as Rain's, not to mention nowhere near as influential.
Wyatt Roberts
No one played bass like McCartney does on Rain before this song was released
Isaiah Sanchez
I Feel Good by James Brown is pretty close, but nowhere near as good though
Chase Campbell
>Alt rock
Are you fucking retarded? Have you even heard a single song I've listed? All these bands are well-known among their respective genres except for maybe Tarentel, and the fact that they can be strictly categorised to real genres and not some vague bullshit like alt-rock since they all were quite influential doesn't help making them alt-rock either
>they're not as inventive and creative as Rain's
Glass Museum alone simply is infinitely more creative than anything that McCartney has ever released just because of how original and impressive yet organic and meaningful the changing of time signatures on this song is; Frizzle Fry and Chinese Arithmetic are more interesting both dynamically and technically; The New and WWAKOS are both more progressive and thougthful; Thief Of Fire and Guns Before Butter though don't stand out on their own make their respective tracks much more interesting to listen to as they are perfectly suit other instruments despite still being to some degree experimental
Aaron Hughes
>All these bands are well-known among their respective genres
Thank you for proving me right
Robert Moore
lol fuck off with your Primus nobody cares about Seinfield bass boy
Christopher Jackson
>20 seconds into the song and the bass already showed all it has to offer
lmao
Gabriel Long
Aiden Gray
>Thank you for proving me right
Thanks for proving me right
Mum help I've just got OWNED xD
Angel Martin
Another god tier Macca bassline
Nathaniel Ross
Forgot link
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Luis Torres
are you like 12
Andrew Bennett
Do you really not see the one dimensional irony in my post?
Caleb Parker
Matthew Gutierrez
yeah, and that's the part that makes me think you're 12.
Charles Moore
And what kind of posts did you expect to get as a response to people who can't explain why supposedly greatest bassline in rock that is basically a fairly average (though decent) pattern that lasts for twenty seconds repeated for the rest of the song is the greatest bassline of all time?
Wyatt Brown
>fairly average (though decent)
are you even english senpai
Jonathan Miller
No
Julian Cook
im not effort posting for someone that listens to primus
Samuel Ramirez
Although I do love the bassline in Rain, everyone knows the bassline in Shine On You Crazy Diamond part VIII is where it's at
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Hunter Perez
Ok
Luke Powell
You should definitely look up Joe Dart and some the basslines he plays with Vulfpeck.
Matthew Brooks
here little bitch
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Ryan Gonzalez
Hey Bulldog
Parker Smith
Actual answer
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Grayson Barnes
>rock music
oh wow it's fucking nothing
Nicholas Hall
Anthony Flores
my man im not op but jesus anyone can play that bass line
Jaxon Ortiz
>anyone can play it
That has no bearing on whether it’s good or not
Ethan Jones
not even the best beatles bassline
Ryder Sanchez
It's not that interesting
Lucas Howard
But it’s good
David James
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It's not as amazing but it still slaps
Asher Roberts
Taxman
Samuel Johnson
>Nobody posting the GOAT bassist
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Asher Scott
cringe
Charles Taylor
Nice