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I'm going to get flogged for saying this, but I hate pretty much any bass tone from late 70's through the 80's punk. My skin crawls when I hear empty bass that sounds like it's coming from coffee can speakers. Ugh! I like warm, fat growl.
5 posts and no mention of Fieldy?
Bakithi Kumalo's tone on Paul Simon's Graceland Album is pretty awful...but I'm still drawn to it.
Jack Bruce in Cream's Crossroads, 1968.
To be fair, that whole track is a sonic train wreck.
Astonishing ... Kumalo's tone on that album is approximately my ideal tone.
Jack Bruce in Cream's Crossroads, 1968.
That's easy. Radiohead, A Punchup at Wedding, off of Hail to the Thief.
YouTube - [2003] Hail to the Thief - 11. A Punchup at a Wedding. (No no no no no no no no.) - Radiohead
I LOVE his bass sound on this...and most of their tunes.What is it that you don't like about this one? Hail To The Thief is one of my favorite records.