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Originally Posted by jmattbassplaya Depends on what genres you like and what you consider intermediate. Listing some examples might help. In the meantime, here's a few I liked when I started getting the basics down and was looking to expand (keep in mind, I was about 15 at the time I was playing these :P).
Jamiroquai
-Cosmic Girl
-Runaway
Iron Maiden
- Two Minutes to Midnight
- Number of the Beast
Stone Temple Pilots
- Interstate Love Song
- Trippin' on a Hole in a Paper Heart
Red Hot Chili Peppers
- Under the Bridge
- Higher Ground
Duran Duran
- Rio
- Come Undone
Black Sabbath
- War Pigs
- Sabbath Bloody Sabbath
Muse
- Hysteria
- Hyper Music
May I suggest picking up any compilation CD of funk, Motown, or R&B, too. |
Well, I actually play and listen to metal for the most part.. but I like to listen to jazz, techno, even some country and folk music.. but really anything that has a good bass line intrigues me. Something that gets you going..
Uh.. a few songs I can play:
Katatonia's "Teargas" and it's pretty easy for me..
Porcupine Tree's "Hatesong" and it's pretty easy, too.
Pink Floyd's "Money" and again, rather easy.
That's why I'm kinda stuck. A lot of the music I listen to it's pretty complicated or not very complicated at all, I guess. Like, I listen to a lot of Tool.. but a lot of Tool's songs are too complicated for me, yet. Opeth, Dream Theater.. yeah.. I dunno.
But again, open to anything that has a nice line to it. Recently I've been trying to learn Mudvayne's "Do what you do." and it's pretty easy other than the tapping part, but I'm thinking something along the same difficulty as that.