MikeyFingers said:Oh and Ozzy's Crazy Train...so simple and lame, but it's like the rock version of beginning of Beethoven's 5th, one of the most widely recognized lines ever, but so simple.
Simple doesn't equal lame!

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MikeyFingers said:Oh and Ozzy's Crazy Train...so simple and lame, but it's like the rock version of beginning of Beethoven's 5th, one of the most widely recognized lines ever, but so simple.

I'm pretty sure you're thinking of Spirit Crusher.Oogenstein said:Victor Wooten and Marcus Miller
"Miller Time" on Vic's Live in America Album. This is by far my favorite song right now. The intro alone is amazing, and that's just about 10 seconds or so. They slowly progress into Teen Town and finish with the same harmonic from the intro bass line....very impressive.
Some of my other favs:
Sgt. Baker by Primus
Closure by Opeth (they start softly with this one and the bass is the first thing you hear besides drums.)
There's a song by Death that starts with a badass bass line, I think it's just descending octaves on the drop d and a strings. Can't remember the name.![]()
That would be Lucky Scottsparktone said:"Freddie's Dead" - Curtis Mayfield (not sure who played bass)
The_Ryst said:after seeing Megadeth live this past friday, I must say, again -
Peace Sells
YAH SLAP! cant believe I couldnt think of that one since it was the first thing I learned to play still knoks me out to this day
who played that any way, ANYBODY???
The_Ryst said:after seeing Megadeth live this past friday, I must say, again -
Peace Sells