Jive Turkey
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The new Bowie release reminded me of how fucking cool this bassline is
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6MDhtBEmCs
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6MDhtBEmCs
The new Bowie release reminded me of how fucking cool this bassline is
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=x6MDhtBEmCs
Don't know how much anyone else will care for these, but The Verve in their early days were easily the best shoegaze band as far as bass went. I love the bass - and the killer guitar - on the Voyager 1 live versions of "Slide Away" and "Gravity Grave". The latter in particular is the definitive version of the song, one of the best moments in shoegaze history.
VERVE · Slide Away (Live 1992) - YouTube
VERVE · Gravity Grave (Live 1992) - YouTube
None of these songs have made me want to sit on any speakers. JT deals in lies and deceipt.
There are songs with basslines so good you'll want to sit on your speakers.
But what about air-conditioner salesmen that are so handsome, you'll want to sit on your washing machine? Am I right, Betty? Am I right?
Doesn't make me want to sit on anything, but I like this song.
Modest Mouse - Tiny Cities Made Of Ashes - YouTube
Still one of their most exciting singles. The combination of musical experimentation and a somewhat complex song structure is delightful