Most atmospheric or ambient bassline/solo you've heard from a bass player?

[ChorusPedal88]

Ok so we've had slappers/shredders etc

But whats the most ambient bass line or solo you've heard a bass player do? Or better yet who is your favourite bass player of this style?

For me it has to be Taiji Sawada's tap solo from X Japans Rose and Blood Tour 89-90

And Jason Newsted's Cunning Stunts bass solo, just you can really feel the music and it makes me star into space.

[Passinwind]

Eberhard Weber: The Colours Of Chloe or Yellow Fields.

[bongomania]

Check out this lap steel bass playing by Yves Desrosiers: El Arbol del Olvido

[neurotictim]

"Grace" by Gordian Knot is by far my favorite bass piece.

This isn't actually Sean Malone, but this guy does a very respectable cover of it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFxB4qfr89w

[soong]

Ambient bass? Go to the 'ask a pro' forums and check out Steve Lawson's albums. His stuff is full of ambient solo bass.

btw, free downloads courtesy of Steve himself

[Hoover]

Mick Karn on the tune "Artemis" from the Dali's Car album. Total outer space nebulous plasma gas.

[Hifiguy]

"Sons of Pioneers" from Japan's Tin Drum is one of the most original and utterly freaky parts (by "normal" standards of bass playing) ever recorded. This from a guy who by his own admission couldn't read music or even tablature. Shredding is one thing. Great bass playing is often quite another thing. Try and copy a Karn part - I dare you.

Paul

[Yvarg]

Seemann by Rammstein has a pretty relaxing bassline throughout most of the song (the guitars are another thing altogether though :/ ).

[ErebusBass]

Michael Manring
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aY4Ra2KOyas
Watch the whole thing.

[scaai]

Listen to dighom's zathoum.

Solo, no overdubs.

[benthughes]

Check this kid out. Just great.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s9lQX...watch_response

[MR PC]

My Faves today would be considered old school......

McCartney......"Rain" and "Paperback Writer" ect

Jack Casady......."Water Song"

Jaco......."Continuum" solo "Refuge of the Roads" w/Joni Mitchell

Eberhard Weber, Miroslav Vitous (Space Echo!) Alphonso Johnson fretless in the '70's

Stanley Clarke "Silver Blue"

I think an album of James Jamerson's best Motown tracks soloed would really sound huge

I really want to listen to Mick Karn, just haven't got to it yet

[Barkless Dog]

second on the Steve Lawson- Amazing music