Music to listen to?

[AfricanWhiteboy]

Howzit guys,

Incase this has been asked before, which I bet it has, a link to the previous thread will do perfectly .

So I've just recently started my journey of self improvement with the Bass, and I was thinking that diversifying my musical tastes would do nothing but help my playing...

So at the moment the bands I've been chilling to are the Arctic Monkeys, Incubus, and the Police mainly. I tend to go through quite a few phases...

So can anyone recommend some artists in other genres? Especially those with creative/awesome Bass guitarists..

Anything from Barry White-esque to Black Sabbath would be great, as I love all music..

[bass12]

Chic: "C'est Chic" and "Risqué".

[AltGrendel]

"One of a Kind" by Bruford.

Listen to 5G first. Jeff Berlin smokes the fretboard on that one.

[darkfinger]

Paper Tiger by Beck (off of Sea Changes)

Dedicated To The Press by Betty Davis (off of Nasty Gal)

[Phalex]

Close To The Edge by YES.

The reason I picked up a bass guitar in the first place.

[baiboo]

songs from paramore and evanescence..
i love their songs very much.. and it gives me a mood to play instruments...
and the voice of the lead singer is really hot.. love them so much..






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[uethanian]

nothing to do with bass in particular, but some of my favorite bands are

minus the bear
the flaming lips
my bloody valentine
misery signals
phoenix

it's a good spread, the five are all pretty different

[thetawaves]

These Arms Are Snakes (underrated-as-hell bass player, though the vocals do get a little abrasive)

Tool (not technically insane bass lines but definitely some of the most creative stuff I've heard)

Funk From The Trunk (discovered them in a local funk/jazz bar and they put on one hell of a show, bassist was sound as a pound )

[JukeBoxHero]

Minutement-Double Nickels on the Dime(Hardcore)
Death-Individual Thought Patterns(death metal)
Atheist-Piece of Time(death metal)
Yes-Close to the Edge/Drama(progressive rock)
Frank Zappa-Joe Garage(progressive rock)(Not too hard to find a good bass album for Zappa IMO).
Belly-King(alternative)(Some great melodic lines on this album, maybe not the most creative bassist, but Gail Greenwood did leave her mark on this album. I highly recommend it).
Alice Cooper-School's Out(rock/shock rock)(Anything album with Dennis Dunaway has lots of great bass playing, although I'm not trying to slight the bassists that came after like Tony Levin. There is just something I like about Dennis more here).

[basste]

anything by Richard Bona