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Any love for David Wm. Sims?

Rob Wright is still a monster player. A good friend of mine saw them recently in Warsaw and like me he gets to 2 or 3 gigs a month and has done for over 25 years. He is still bubbling with superlatives after seeing him live.

NMN=Gods. :)
 
Since Rob Wright and Tracy Pew and a couple of other great bass players have been mentioned in this thread, I feel compelled (as usual) to mention one of my unsung heroes of bass:

MICHAEL GERALD of the band KILLDOZER.

One of my favoritest bands of the 80s and early 90s. Gerald was also their lead vocalist.

They were a trio and verrrry bass-heavy. Some of their songs are nearly all pummeling rhythm with the guitar just kind of screeching and crashing around on top in glorious feedback-drenched dissonance (not completely unlike early Flipper stuff, but tighter and with (IMO) a better sense of humor.