Where I End and You Begin
ITT: Songs with amazing basslines
Tyler Moore
William Taylor
Not even the best bassline on that album
>A Punchup at a Wedding
Xavier Jones
I've noticed a lot of similarities between this song and the intro part in "Gimme Shelter" by The Rolling Stones. The singing melody matches the bassline.
Anywho. Great song. Probably the best off of that album, which is the most underrated album In Radiohead's discography. God I love this album.
Levi Taylor
Forgot to mention - the artwork, best they've done and probably my favorite album artwork of all time.
Lincoln Diaz
Might sound like a fucking normie - but the baseline in New Born - Muse is fucking incredible
Levi Bennett
I just went back to listen to both and I don't see much of a similarity between the two. Maybe I'm not hearing the right part. But I really agree that this is one of their most underrated albums. And the artwork is so comfy.
Gabriel Bailey
>Opener
Nathan Davis
Listen to the intro and especially the "ooh" singing part.
Ian Sanders
a lot of the bass on oos is fucking awesome
Mason Miller
Yeah this is probably my favorite song ever
Alexander Morgan
Oliver Mitchell
their best album imo
Charles Wilson
Gypsy Wind - Casiopea
John Ward
Poseidon by Ima has a really cool bassline that I can never get over.
Colton King
>obligatory
>nobody's posted it yet
Liam Miller
Undertow
Connor Long
the prodigy - climbatize
Robert Perry
>not saying myxomatosis
Asher Clark
Scream
John Rivera
I Bleed
Justin Roberts
Is it actually bass line if it's a low octave synth playing it?
Jonathan Anderson
hybrid moments
Josiah Taylor
Colton Gonzalez
Night Goat
Jacob Brooks
Burning
Gavin Williams
Buggin Out
Carson Rivera
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