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Old 04-17-2005, 07:34 PM
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Hey Guys, I'm looking for some suggestions on good stuff to buy.
I'm looking for some albums that contain great bass playing but not necessarily a solo CD type thing. What I mean is I don't want to hear a famous bass player overdubbing a bunch of stuff, just a band that has a good bass player - you know, something I could learn from.

Some new funky type stuff would be good. I've got a little P-Funk and some Earth, Wind, And Fire, but that's it. Of course I've got some Jaco, and a band that has a sound along the lines of "Come on, Come Over" would be perfect.

I'm also a fan of classic rock, but already own a lot of that(especially Beatles ) .

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Old 04-17-2005, 07:41 PM
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new marcus miller CD silver rain
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Seconding Marcus.
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Death From Above 1979 - if you like QOTSA then you will dig them. They are like QOTSA but danceable.

Faith No More - Angeldust

Clutch - anything by Clutch is quality stuff, but check out Pure Rock Fury as a starting point.


All three are rock oriented, but not strictly limited to the genre.
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Just listened to some samples of Marcus Miller's album (Holy Shiiyaat!). Is it mostly funk/R&B or is it all over the map? (That's good too.)
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Herbie Hancock - Palm Grease
Ben Harper - Fight For Your Mind
Medeski Martin and Wood - End of the World Party

Since you liked Come on Come Over, you might look at some Sam and Dave albums. They did Soulman, and are who sang on that track as well.
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