Who is the orginal Genesis Bass Player?

[bass555]

How about a shout for the bassline in "No Reply At All"

 

[matrok]

How about a shout for the bassline in "No Reply At All"

I haven't really been a fan of the band after "And Then There Were Three", but "No Reply" does have a great bassline.

 

[mnadelin]

Personally, I think he's one of the most underrated bass players. I got a new copy of Foxtrot last night (the remaster sounds so much better than the original press, by the way) and I was really listening to his bass parts. They really fit will with the music. You can tell that he's more of a musician than just a bass player. I also like the bass guitar/bass pedal combination. I know a lot of you guys hate that, but I like the sound of taurus bass pedals.

 

[Joe Garage]

Personally, I think he's one of the most underrated bass players. I got a new copy of Foxtrot last night (the remaster sounds so much better than the original press, by the way) and I was really listening to his bass parts. They really fit will with the music. You can tell that he's more of a musician than just a bass player. I also like the bass guitar/bass pedal combination. I know a lot of you guys hate that, but I like the sound of taurus bass pedals.

I agree with you, the combination of bass and the taurus pedals makes it very unique. The whole Foxtrot album is amazing!