BeatDragon
22 years ago
Yeah, ya got me there.

They dont call him Bruce "Air Raid Siren" Dickinson for nuttin!
ferd6
22 years ago
stanley clarke and chris squire
sketcha
22 years ago
So many to choose from.

John Paul Jones was amazing for his time. Super smooth.

Otiel Burbridge was great with the Allmans. Can play anything and look super cool all at once.

Geddy is great.

Saw Victor Wooten and his band. Certainly better than I, but I didn't like the music they played. Very fruity.
billreif
22 years ago
Chris Squire &
John Entwistle
Cavallo
22 years ago
*snort* bassdude: not THAT kinda bass! heh. thanks for the laugh, bro!
cockyhoskins
22 years ago
Man, there are a lot of votes for Les Claypool, and I would agree. His bass makes Primus. However, there is only one vote I saw for Flea. Doesn't his bass make the Peppers unique as well.

So Claypool, Flea, and that guy from NSync. Oh sorry!
plabonte
22 years ago
You are right. I forgot about flea. Add him to my list. Love the bass line in Young MC's Bust a Move.
AVB
  • AVB
  • Aficionado
22 years ago
No doubt, the first rock lead bassist, Jack Bruce. I can't believe nobody mentioned him already.
sketcha
22 years ago
What p said. How did I forget Flea?
nfldraftman
22 years ago
Second the motion on Flea and Les Claypool.

I never gave Geezer Butler of Black Sabbath much thought, then I saw him live. Dude can play. Sab has some great bass lines too.
savbond000
22 years ago
Cliff Burton, bar none!
Cigarick
22 years ago
Stuart Hamm!
THL
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  • Herf-A-Holic
22 years ago
E-Chick
22 years ago
Cliff Williams

Nikki Sixx

Of course Flea

Twiggy from Marilyn Manson

Sting

I love bass...the backbone of it all......Marla
E-Chick
22 years ago
And Jason Newsted...where ever he may roam at the moment...
Burky4467
22 years ago
Geddy Lee, Sting and the chick from the Go-Go's
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