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 Post subject: best bass solo
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i know we've done this before, but i forget what everyone said.

my choice:

fishbone - bonin' in the boneyard

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rancid - 'axiom'

and/or 'maxwell murder'

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Anasthesia (Pulling Teeth) by Metallica

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"bass solo....take one"

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I don't know, something by Stanley Clarke...

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The Who "My Generation"

easy.

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spizzle trunk Wrote:
rancid - 'axiom'

and/or 'maxwell murder'

First ones I thought of.
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The Who "My Generation"

Second one I thought of.
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shmoo Wrote:
The Who "My Generation"

easy.


This was my first thought.

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A couple that come to mind that haven't been mentionedyet:

"Call Me Al" - Paul Simon (don't know the bass player's name)
"Michelle" - The Beatles (Macca playing the most lyrical bass solo I can think of)

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"Call Me Al" - Paul Simon (don't know the bass player's name)
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Bakithi Kumalo. First thing I thought of.

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The Who "My Generation"

easy.

Nope. "The Real Me" beats it easily, the whole song's a solo. But I'm going to have to officially go with Jaco Pastorius' "Continuum" off The Birthday Concert. That and pretty much anything involving Geddy Lee.

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Meat, no hoopty Wrote:
shmoo Wrote:
The Who "My Generation"

easy.

Nope. "The Real Me" beats it easily, the whole song's a solo. But I'm going to have to officially go with Jaco Pastorius' "Continuum" off The Birthday Concert. That and pretty much anything involving Geddy Lee.
You beat me to it. When I think Entwistle, I think "The Real Me". Gawd, that is such a great song for bass lovers.

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The Brothers Johnson - Stomp
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Nobody Weird Like Me
Jaco Pastorius - Continuum
Jaco Pastorius - Protrait of Tracy
Queens of The Stone Age - No One Knows

These are all great solos, but the cool thing about bass is that a really great bassline in a song is almost like a solo... but that's for a different thread.

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rancid - 'axiom'

and/or 'maxwell murder'
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These are all great solos, but the cool thing about bass is that a really great bassline in a song is almost like a solo... but that's for a different thread.


Yeah, that's what I think as well Philly. I mean the most amazing bass solo I've heard is off this Victor Wooten record where Victor and Oteil Burbridge are soloing over the top of each other---its sicker than sick.....but I enjoy a good musical bassline much more.

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Chuck D Wrote:
PopTodd Wrote:
"Call Me Al" - Paul Simon (don't know the bass player's name)
of)


Bakithi Kumalo. First thing I thought of.


First thing that came to mind as well.

Fact: The bass solo is only the first few notes, and in editing adding on the mirror image. Um, does that make sense?

Like this:

Racecar/racecaR

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Seconding:
Rancid - Maxwell Murder
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Nobody Weird Like Me
Paul Simon - You Can Call Me Al
Metallica - Anethesia (Pulling Teeth)

Adding:
Red Hot Chili Peppers - Funky Monks (both of them)
Metallica - Orion
Ben Allison & Medicine Wheel - Swiss Cheese D
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I just thought of another - Rob Wasserman's exquisite upright solo on Bruce Cockburn's "Pacing the Cage," from The Charity of Night. Probably the most emotional piece of bass-work I've ever heard. It's heartwrenching and gives me shivers every single time I hear it.

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