Oh good lord, Geddy. This was fun.

[Not Again]

 

[Les Fret]

Great bass line! Luckily Geddy was not a less is more guy...

 

[Tubehed]

Oh man! That tone! Is he playing his jazz bass on this track? I could listen to that album start to finish with only Geddy's bass tracks and be captivated.

 

[Not Again]

Oh man! That tone! Is he playing his jazz bass on this track? I could listen to that album start to finish with only Geddy's bass tracks and be captivated.

I'm the same way: I've got all of Moving Pictures bass-only on a burned CD, and it's constantly playing in my car. I also download a lot of the Youtube isolated Geddy tracks from different eras and crank them through the home stereo or, even better, my bass rig, eq'd just right, loud & proud so that all the creatures of the woods around me must think I am a bassplaying god.

But that's all Rickenbacker on this song. The album was released in '77, and Geddy found the black '72 Jazz in a pawnshop on that tour, if memory serves correctly.

 

[Watchootognbout]

A modest man from Mandrake
Traveled rich to the city
He had a need to discover
A use for his newly-found wealth