nice bass tunes

Discussion in 'Recordings [BG]' started by Murtz, Dec 1, 2001.

  1. Murtz

    Murtz

    Jun 27, 2001
    i could really use some tips now since i havent heard anything new since august, and since im off to go cd shoping on monday i could use some tips on good bass music
     
  2. Primus, Rush, Tool, Rage Against the Machine, Sublime. There there is stuff like Jaco and Victor Wooten... blah.
     
  3. David-Adler

    David-Adler

    Feb 28, 2001
    Bonn, Germany
    Dream Theater, Muse, Symphony X
     
  4. Ari Schor

    Ari Schor

    Mar 3, 2000
    Montreal
    Led Zeppelin, Pearl Jam, Stone Temple Pilots, Ben Folds Five, Yes, Deep Purple...
     
  5. Murtz

    Murtz

    Jun 27, 2001
    thank you all *loads up kazaa* gona start to learn new tunes now :D

    btw if u know of any great melodic tunes (my freind of misery etc,etc) list em up
     
  6. istaticl

    istaticl

    Nov 29, 2000
    Prescott, AZ
    minus Primus and your good.
     
  7. Josh Ryan

    Josh Ryan - that dog won't hunt, Monsignor. Supporting Member

    Mar 24, 2001
    I love primus.:D;)
     
  8. kirbywrx

    kirbywrx formerly James Hetfield

    Jul 27, 2000
    Melbourne, Australia.
    I have never heard any of their songs. Are they any other bands that are like them? What kind of music do they play?
     
  9. Primus is their own sound. I've yet to see another band with their style. I only like about 10% of what I've heard, but it's still plenty cool.

    Good luck man.
     
  10. kirbywrx

    kirbywrx formerly James Hetfield

    Jul 27, 2000
    Melbourne, Australia.
    What is a good frist song to hear by them?
    Basically what are some songs that will make the Primus impression in my brain?
     
  11. Erlendur Már

    Erlendur Már

    May 24, 2000
    kirbywrx-download Tommy The Cat from Sailing The Seas of Cheese or Welcome to This World from Pork Soda.
    I love Primus.:)
     
  12. *ToNeS*

    *ToNeS*

    Jan 12, 2001
    Sydney AU
    COME BACK, HERB!!!! :( *sniffle*
     
  13. the great one

    the great one

    Jan 25, 2001
    Phoenix, AZ
    Tommy the Cat & Jerry was a race car driver are a few of the best. Can anyone play them?
     
  14. Zirc

    Zirc

    May 13, 2001
    Los Angeles
    AFI is melodic
     
  15. Bruce Lindfield

    Bruce Lindfield Unprofessional TalkBass Contributor Gold Supporting Member In Memoriam

    "Wynona's Big Brown Beaver" made a big impression on my brain! ;)
     
  16. If you like more upbeat and bouncy music, "Sailing The Seas of Cheese" has songs like that. If you like dark weird songs, get something off the "Pork Soda" album. The best Primus album overall in my opinion is "The Frizzle Fry." Excellent, excellent album.
     
  17. Their new stuff anyway. And their really old stuff. But Shut Your Mouth and some of Black Sails are basically screaming. Black Sails has its melodic songs like God Called in sick today, Clove Smoke Catharsis..(actually most of it is melodic), and so does Shut your Mouth, but not much. Damn good, though.
    By the way, for some awesome bass playing, get Very Proud of Ya. Some of Geoff's riffs are just so creative, melodic and kick ass. Also, The Art of Drowning has good playing too (especially check out Sacrafice Theory)
    I just have to reply to every AFI post, don't I:D
     
  18. It's true. There's maybe a handful of songs that are good songs to listen to. The rest are all pretty crappy but every one of them is extremely impressive. The bass is cool in all the songs but as for the song as a whole.....meh.
     
  19. Bassdadto2

    Bassdadto2

    Dec 3, 2001
    California
    A slightly different style of music, but you should pick up "the Sun Don't Lie" by Marcus Miller. That is THE bass album (I'm so old I still call 'em Albums:eek: )

    I also like "Jungle Funk" featuring Doug Wimbish. It'll make you go buy an envelope filter!
     
  20. Josh Ryan

    Josh Ryan - that dog won't hunt, Monsignor. Supporting Member

    Mar 24, 2001
    Wimbish is excellent, but I'm not into the vocals on that album.

    Primus is very unique, no one can tell you "they suck" or "they are the best band ever" you really need to hear it for yourself. I personally love their stuff, but I can see how some would say it's sort of in-accessible.