"my generation"-the who, and "dear prudence"-the beatles

Joy Division / New Order.

"I Want You Back" and "ABC" - Jackson 5 (Milton Felder)

Also, it's rare to hear a Motown or Beatles tune without a great bassline (courtesy of James Jamerson and Paul McCartney, respectively).

I like never-pay-it-the-same-way-twice bass playing, like Phil Lesh - or jazz bassists. Spontaneous, unique, one-off bass lines. They are good bass lines.

I prefer spiderwire. A good braided line tossed into thick weeds will pull lunker bass out everytime.

Radiohead - Exit Music for a Film

New Model Army 😛

These Boots are Made for Walkin'

Good Times * Chic
Mirror in the Bathroom * The English Beat
(I Don't Want To Go) Chelsea * Elvis Costello and the Attractions
Orange * Whirlwind Heat
Body Bag * Nomeansno
Squeeze Me Macaroni * Mr. Bungle
Yeah * LCD Soundsystem
Ether * Gang of Four
The Glory of Man * The Minutemen

Originally posted by Bosse de Nage
Joy Division / New Order.

Yes
Parliament/Funkadelic
Magma

Also: YouTube

Originally posted by darvlay
As far as bass sounds go, nothing beats what Martin Hannett did for Joy Division.

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Chris Squire hadsome good ones - Close to the Edge and The Fish song from the Roundabout album.

Flea makes ome memorable lines

But Think is right about jazz cats.

Originally posted by badmoon
But Think is right about jazz cats.