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smgleitch is right, Paul McCartney, I was just listening to Taxman and never realized some of the neat riffs he puts in it.

Michael Manring and Jimmy Haslip

Marcus Miller Jaco Pastorius Victor Wooten

I like Michael Manring's and Victor Wooten's solo playing. But, a little goes a long way. I agree with what's been said by others that the composition matters the most with individual instruments playing their appropriate role, be it virtuosity or simple.

Don't get older. It causes pains everywhere. I know from experience. Stay young ;-)

Buy a fretless you like. I agree with the above re too many $ for de-fretting.

I own the bass now I'll probably retire with. A Warwick Thumb. I play drums and keys, too, so I can only afford so much for each instrument.

White Fender Jazz Bass MIM

If you haven't played a fretless before, please play one for awhile before you buy one. Fretless is more difficult than fretted to play. Out of tune is a common phenomenon with fretless and even if the sound is great, out of tune playing ruins it all. For metal I would think that a Warwick Thumb...

I play a 1999 fretted Thumb Bolt On. Anyone else?

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A little eq boost in the mid-range and some compression, both done at the mixing stage would be one way of helping the issue.

I agree with the above statements about the material of the fingerboard making a difference, in addition to technique, strings etc. Epoxy or graphite fingerboards generally have more mwah in my experience.

Drummer's left.